What was the meaning of the terms used by the various sects of the Eight Divisions of Heavenly Dragons?

Answer 1

Dragons and Demons was a Chinese martial arts novel that was rich in terms of sects. Here are some common terms and their meanings:

1. Tianshan Sect: It originated from the Tang Dynasty and was famous for refining Ice Spirit Silver Needles.
[2. Ming Cult: It was founded by Zhang Wuji and rose to prominence after the battle at Light Summit.]
3. Wudang Sect: Zhang Sanfeng is famous for his Taiji sword style.
4. Emei Sect: It originated from the Northern Song Dynasty and was famous for cultivating the Light of Emei based on Mount Emei.
5. Huashan Sect: It is famous for its three theories of swordsmanship based on Mount Hua at the foot of Mount Hua.
Kongtong Sect: Originated from the Tang Dynasty, it was famous for its Seven Wounds Fist based on Kongtong Mountain.
7. Kunlun Sect: Originated from the Western Regions and based on the Kunlun Mountain, it is famous for its alchemy and pharmacy.
Beggar's Sect: Originated from the Song Dynasty, Beggar's Sect's headquarters, Beggar's Sect, was famous for its dog-beating stick method.
[9. Carefree Sect: It originated from the Southern Song Dynasty and was named after the Carefree Valley.]
Murong Fu: It was the descendants of the Murong family who established the Murong faction with the goal of restoring the country.

The above are some common sect terms in the Heavenly Dragon Eight. Each sect has its own unique characteristics and martial arts system.