Is the title "Abbott" inherent in Taoism or is it absorbed from Buddhism?

Inherent to Taoism, this common name was borrowed from Buddhism after it was introduced to China.

Abbott: The supreme leader of the Taoist Ten Directions Jungle. Also known as "abbot". "Zhuangzi Tianxia Chapter" Cheng Xuanyingshu: "Fang means Tao." "Da Dai Li Ji Ben Ming": "Zhang means Chang." That is the honorific title for elders with Tao. The abbot has the responsibility of opening an altar to preach precepts and educating disciples. The selection of abbot is also very strict. He must have received the three major precepts of the altar, and received the "Abbot Law". He must be highly respected, have strict precepts, and be supported by all Taoists. Only then can he be selected as the abbot. Abbot. There is also a Taoist legend that there is a sacred mountain on the sea called "Abbot", which is the residence of immortals, so the alchemy room where he lives is also called "Abbot". "The Collection of Three Vehicles": "The abbot is the leader of the human and heavenly religion, the master of the world, who performs the righteous Dharma of the Dragon Gate, supports the compassionate navigation of the sea of ​​suffering, always has the heart to spread the virtues, has no intention of being stingy, and serves as an example of the complete truth. The program of the sect cannot be established without a qualified teacher."