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− | 1777—Wing Chun rebels of the | + | 1777—Wing Chun rebels of the White Lotus sect defeat a Manchu army armed with muskets. Emperor Gāozōng would have been captured had it not been for his bodyguard of turncoat Wing Chun. Gāozōng commands the development of a new martial arts training program for soldiers, which is to become Manchu Kung Fu. Thanks to their improved martial arts training, the Manchu armies are stronger, and the emperor more powerful, than before the Black Lotus rebellion. |
19th century—Shaolin decides to be more proactive in converting the world to Buddhism. Increasingly, missionaries are sent to Europe, Africa, the Americas, and other nations around the world. The missionaries meet with very little success. | 19th century—Shaolin decides to be more proactive in converting the world to Buddhism. Increasingly, missionaries are sent to Europe, Africa, the Americas, and other nations around the world. The missionaries meet with very little success. |