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Leung Jan (c.1825–1901) was a Chinese martial artist and Wing Chun
grandmaster. Known as the 'King of Wing Chun' in Foshan, he is one of
the earliest well-documented practitioners of Wing Chun. He taught Chan Wah-shun
and his own son Leung Bik.
Teachers (2)
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Wo
Wong Wah-bo
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Wing Chun lineage records Leung Jan studying Wing Chun under Wong Wah-bo, but
this relies on oral tradition with no contemporary documentation from the Qing
Dynasty
"Yee-tai later introduced Jan to his partner Wong Wah-bo, who taught Jan
the entire Wing Chun skill set"
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Le
Leung Yee-tai
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Lineage tradition records Leung Jan learning the long pole technique from Leung
Yee-tai, who exchanged pole skills for Wing Chun from Wong Wah-bo
"Leung Jan studied Wing Chun under Wong Wah-bo and Leung Yee-tai"
Students (2)
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Leung Bik
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Leung Bik learned Wing Chun from his father Leung Jan, but documentation for
19th century Wing Chun lineage is limited to oral tradition
"Leung Bik was a Wing Chun martial artist and son of Leung Jan"
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Ch
Chan Wah-shun
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Lineage tradition records Chan Wah-shun as a student of Leung Jan, but
historical documentation for 19th century Wing Chun is sparse
"Chan Wah-shun was a student of the Wing Chun grandmaster Leung Jan"
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