In fact, most Kunlun schools in the world are misinformed. Kunlun School originated in Linqing, Shandong Province in ancient times, not Kunlun Mountain in the Western Regions. So it is also called Linqing School. The Kunlun Sect was named after its founder, Master Kunlun, not after this mountain.
Master Kunlun was a general under Chai Rong in the late Zhou Dynasty. When Chai Rong died, he was stationed abroad, and Zhao Kuangyin in Song Taizu got a yellow robe. Realizing that the situation was just right, Master Kunlun retired to Longtan Temple in ancient Linqing (now Longtan Village, Linxi County, Hebei Province) in time.
Because of the constant fighting in the local area, he taught the villagers and monks martial arts, and because at that time, the martial arts in the world were multiple boxing methods and light leg methods, so he founded Linqing School, with ten legs as the main achievement method.
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Master Kunlun (whose real name can't be found out), who cut his hair and became a monk in Longtan Temple in Linqing, Shandong Province, was forced to set up a door as a disciple in Longtan Temple because of the war.
Develop a martial art that emphasizes the leg technique, and borrow the word Tan from Longtan Temple, the birthplace, to name Tan Leg, also known as Linqing Tan Leg.
Its boxing spectrum is as follows: Master Kunlun's true biography, leaving ten punches in the pool leg, one whip all the way, two jumps and bounces, three punches on the horse, four diagonal kicks and blocks, five punches planted and split into squares, six hooks and splits each showing a trick, seven palms and two eyes, eight palms turned and chopped, nine palms locked and ten arrows shot. ?
Two monks exchanged Linqing Tantui for Shaolin arhat boxing as a souvenir. Later, the descendants of Shaolin Temple changed the boxing frame of Tan Leg and added two paths, so it was called Shaolin Tan Leg.
Its boxing spectrum is as follows: Tantui was handed down from the Song Dynasty and originated from Longtan Temple in Linqing. Here, Tantui's Shaolin Heaven No.10, No.11 and No.12 were added, with whips on the head, cross-ghost drills, three rounds of collision and four oblique kicks.
Five-way lion sculls, six-way hook and twist single whip, seven-way phoenix wings spread, eight-way golden benches rise to the sky, nine-way dragons catch jade belts, ten-way magpies climb plum tips, eleven-way wind swings lotus leaves, and twelve-way mandarin ducks are skillfully connected.
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