Heavenly Eagle Cult
The Heavenly Eagle Cult (simplified Chinese: 天鹰教; traditional Chinese: 天鷹教; Mandarin Pinyin: Tiān Yīng Jiào; Jyutping: Tin1 Jing1 Gaau3) was founded by one of the Ming Cult's Guardian Kings, "White Brows Eagle King" Yin Tianzheng. Yin left the Ming Cult in anger during its internal conflict and established his own sect. The Heavenly Eagle Cult does not follow the Ming Cult's original practices and customs but its members are still morally disciplined. The Heavenly Eagle Cult is often regarded as a branch of the Ming Cult and deemed to be as equally evil and unorthodox in the wulin because of Yin Tianzheng's affiliation with the Ming Cult. The Heavenly Eagle Cult merges with the Ming Cult after Yin Tianzheng's maternal grandson Zhang Wuji becomes the new leader of the Ming Cult.
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