Internal Art Lineage Chart

Lineage

(Intro-1917 Group) The Hsing Chen lineage: This photo shows our Ba Gua (Pa Kua ) lineage. It was taken in 1917 in Beijing and includes third and fourth generation students of the art.

Note on the arrangement of Chinese surnames: The Oriental system for indicating the family name is opposite that of the Occidental; while in the West it appears at the end of a person's name, as in John Smith, in the Eastern way it is traditionally indicated first, as in Yang Chen-Fu.

Notes

Tai Chi Ch'uan Hsing I Ch'uan Pa Kua Chang Yi Style
Chen Family
(Founder of Chen Style)
(Note 1)
Yueh Fei
Legendary Founder
(Note 2)
Dong Hwai-Chuan
(Known founder of Pa Kua)
(Note 3)
Grandmaster Yi
(Founder of formal family Style)
(Note 4)
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Yang Lu-Chan
(Founder of Yang Style)
(Note 5)
Chi Lung-Feng
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Tsao Chi-Wu
Cheng Ting-Hwa |
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Yang Chen-Fu
(Note 6)
Tai Lung - Pang
(Founder of Hobei Style)
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Li Neng Jan
| *Yi Te-Kuen
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Hso Wei-Chen Kuo Yun-Shen Liu Bin
(Note 7)
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Sun Lu Tang
(Founder of Hsing I Synthetic Style)
(Major theorist, writer, and teacher of internal tradition)
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Chen Hwai Shen
(Hsing I, Tai Chi, & Pa Kua)
(Note 8)
Liu Hsing-Han
(Note 11)
*(Yi Tien-Wen)
Taichong, Taiwan
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*Ho Shen Ting
(Hsing I, Tai Chi & Pa Kua)
(Taipei, Taiwan)
(Note 9)
Chang Shr Jung
(Taipei, Taiwan)
(Note 10)
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John D. Bracy
(Founder of Hsing Chen school)
* Denotes masters who have actually taught at the Hsing Chen School.
Note: Additional realtionship not shown: Hsing I master Lyan Ke-Chuan in Beijing, China