Chinese Lineages and Beyond
Depending upon the lineage/tradition, Sing Lung is described as the 36th, 18th or 14th generation inheritor of the Lion's Roar system. There is a 350-year gap between Ah Dat-Ta and Sing Lung and a troubling lack of information regarding this long period. However, we have very definite and established lineages once Sing Lung began teaching in Guangdong province, Southern China. This is a brief summary of some of the prominent and still active lineages.
- Pak Hok Pai
Wong Lam Hoi / Chu Chi Yui - Nhg Siu-Chung - Kwong Bon Fu / Luk Chi Fu /
- Pak Hok Pai
Wong Lam Hoi / Chu Chi Yui - Nhg Siu-Chung - Chan Hak Fu (Australia)
- Pak Hok Pai
Wong Lam Hoi / Chu Chi Yui - Nhg Siu-Chung - Kwong Pon Fu / Vincent Chow (Vancouver, Canada)
- Pak Hok Pai
Wong Lam Hoi / Chu Chi Yui - Nhg Siu-Chung - Au Wing Nim - Cheung Kwok Wah
- Hop Gar
Wong Yan Lam - Ng Yim Ming - David Chin / Ku Chi Wai / Jack Hoey / Tony Galvin / Charlie Chan (Grandson) / Chris Heintzman(USA) / Tim Smith
- Hop Gar
Wong Yan Lam - Wong Lun (AKA Wong Geng Choh) - Deng Gum To - Deng Jan Gong - David Rogers (UK)
- Hop Gar
Wong Yan Lam - Wong Lun (AKA Wong Geng Choh) - Deng Gum To - Melissa Fung Chan (New Zealand) - David Chan
- Lama Pai
Wong Yan Lam - Choi Yit Gung - Lo Wai Keung (Hong Kong)
- Lama Pai
Wong Yan Lam - Jyu Chyuhn - Chan Tai San (USA)
- Lama Pai
Wong Yan Lam - Jyu Chyuhn - Lei Fei San (Guangdong, China)
- Lama Pai
Wong Yan Lam - Choi Yit Gung - Gung Yut Gae - Tony Jay (Vancouver, Canada)
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