The School's Legacy and History

High on top of a mount Slung-San in Honan Province, China sat the Shaolin temple. It was here that the five animal styles of Kung Fu originated. Leong Sil Jong entered the monastery at the age of ten. He left fifty years later as the highest priest of the Shaolin and Grandmaster of Kung Fu. In his travels Leong Sil Jong happened to enter the province of Wong-Nam. There he met a wealthy nobleman who beckoned him to teach his frail son Kung Fu. When the monk consented, the nobleman had a school built where for the next ten years his son Hue Lung Gong practiced Kung Fu under the guidance of the monk.

• Leong Sil Jong
• Leong Tin Chee
• Ting Fong Wong
• Norman C. Mandarino
• Robert A. Gott