|
DYNASTY |
DATE |
HUNG GAR KUEN |
|
Ming Dynasty
A.D. 1368-1644 |
Circa
A.D.1399 |
Fukien Siu Lum (Shaolin) temple was build |
|
Circa
1728 |
Ching government outlawes the practice of
martial arts |
|
Ching Dynasty
A.D. 1644-1911 |
Circa
1736 |
Siu Lum (Shaolin) temple destroyed by the Ching
imperial army. Many were killed by the imperial army,
but some managed to escape including the abot Gee
Sin Sim Si and Hung Hei Goon. |
|
Circa
1813 |
Ching goverment lifts the ban on Kung Fu. Hung Hei
Goon emerges from hiding and opens a gung fu school
in Fa city and names his art Hung Gar Kuen (Hung
family Fist), mainly to hide its shaolin connections from
the Manchus |
|
Circa
1813-1815 |
Leung Kwan (Tid Kiu Sam) was born in Namhoi
district of Kwangtung province |
|
Circa
1847 |
Wong Fei Hung was born in Nam hoi district of
Kwungtung province, China. |
|
1860 |
Lam Sai Wing was born in Ping Chow, a small
village in Namhoi district of Kwangtung province. |
|
Circa
1886-888 |
Tid Kiu Sam passed away |
|
1895 |
Chiu Kao was born in sam kong county of
Kwangtung province |
|
1899 - 1900 |
Boxer Rebellion |
|
1909 |
Chan Hon Chung was born in in the village of
Hing Ling, Kwangtung |
|
1910 |
Lam Cho sigung was born Ping Chow, a small
village in Namhoi district of . |
|
Republic of China
A.D. 1911-1949 |
1911 |
Sun Yat Sen honours Lam Sai Wing with a
medal for all his deeds and efforts for helping
those in need. |
|
Circa
1917 |
Lam Sai Wing writes 3 books on Hung Gar.
Gung Gee Fuk Foo Kuen, Fu Hoh Seung Ying
Kuen and Tid Sin Kuen. |
|
Circa
1924 |
Wong Fei Hung passed away. |
|
1930 |
Y.C.Wong was born in Kwangtung province of
southern China |
|
1943 |
Lam Sai Wing Si-Tai-Gung passes away in Hong
Kong at the age of 83. |
|
People's Republic
of China
1949- |
1991 |
Chan Hon Chung passed away in Hong Kong at
the age of 82. |
|
1995 |
Chiu Kao passed away in Hong Kong at the age
of 100 |
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