Daoism holds that the descendants of those who were evil could be punished for their ancestor's sins.

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This belief is known as the doctrine of "collective karma" which is present in some strands of Daoism. It holds that the actions of an individual can have consequences for their family and descendants. Therefore, it is believed that the descendants of those who committed evil deeds can experience negative karma and suffering as a result of their ancestor's actions.

Daoism Holds That the Descendants of Those Who Were Evil