Zhang Jue was a historical figure in ancient China, known for his role during the late Han dynasty. He is often recognized as a leader of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, a significant peasant uprising that began in 184 AD. The rebellion aimed to address social injustices and corruption within the Han government. Zhang Jue claimed to possess healing powers and promoted a belief system called Taoism, which attracted many followers. His movement emphasized the need for social reform and the establishment of a new order. Although the rebellion was eventually suppressed, it marked a pivotal moment in Chinese history, contributing to the decline of the Han dynasty.