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Thread: Shaolin - Henan, Fujian, and the Shadow

  1. #16
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    Dear Mr Hui,

    You're welcome, no problem at all.

    With the Xuanhe Rebellion you mean the revolt of Fang La as described in Water Margin?

    For as far as I know, only two persons from the 18 family sonnet are historical figures: Han Tong and Huaide (Gao Huaide).

    Han Tong was said to have arms which can suddenly grow longer during fights. He was a general guarding the gates of Mulingguan before serving under Zhao Kuangyin. Interestingly, the area he guarded lies in present-day Shandong Province.

    Gao Huaide was a famous Northern Song general and also the brother-in-law of Emperor Zhao Kuangyin.

    Please correct me if I'm wrong.

    Regards,

    René
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    The Sea eschews no deep.
    And the Duke of Zhou spat out his meal
    An Empire's trust to keep.

    Cao Cao, Martial Emperor of Wei

  2. #17
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    Smile Hi Rene,

    First name basis is fine by me, my friend.

    Thanks for more interesting info. I think Chang Dali article made reference to the Mulingguan as well. Good work on finding these stuff. Perhaps, we could get your impression on the 18 family sonnet as well?

    I should try to get a hold of the novel that you mentioned.

    Warm regards

    Robert
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