Difference between revisions of "Heavenly Sword Dragon Sabre"
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* [[Zhou Zhiruo]] | * [[Zhou Zhiruo]] | ||
* [[Zhao Min]] ''(Zhao Ming)'' | * [[Zhao Min]] ''(Zhao Ming)'' | ||
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| + | === The official === | ||
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| + | * [[Chaghan Temür]] | ||
| + | * [[Köke Temür]] | ||
| + | * [[Zhao Min]] | ||
| + | * [[Lu Zhangke]] - 1st brother of Xuanming Elders | ||
| + | * [[He Biweng]] - 2nd brother of Xuanming Elders | ||
| + | * [[Cheng Kun]] | ||
| + | * '''Ku TouTuo''' - Fan Yao's disguise when he infiltrated Ruyang Palace as one of Zhao Min's masters. He went to the Western Region, broke his own calf and cut his face in order to perfected his disguise. | ||
| + | * '''A-Da''' - Formerly known as Eight Arm Divine Swordsman Fang Dongbai. He was one of the head of the four elders of the Beggar Sect. He earned his nickname for unusually fast with the sword that it seemed like he had seven or eight arms. It was assumed that he died of a serious illness. However, He may have been saved by the Mongols that lead him to pledge his loyalty due to his gratitude for saving his life. | ||
Revision as of 08:42, 18 August 2007
Heavenly Sword, Dragon Slaying Sabre (Traditional Chinese: 倚天屠龍記; Simplified Chinese: 倚天屠龙记) is a novel by Louis Cha.
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Chapters
- HSDS Initial Edition - There are 112 chapters in the initial edition of the novel. Each chapter has a title with 4 characters.
- HSDS Revised Edition - here are 40 chapters in the revised edition of the novel. Each chapter has a title with 7 characters.
Story
Characters
Main characters
- Zhang Wuji
- Zhou Zhiruo
- Zhao Min (Zhao Ming)
The official
- Chaghan Temür
- Köke Temür
- Zhao Min
- Lu Zhangke - 1st brother of Xuanming Elders
- He Biweng - 2nd brother of Xuanming Elders
- Cheng Kun
- Ku TouTuo - Fan Yao's disguise when he infiltrated Ruyang Palace as one of Zhao Min's masters. He went to the Western Region, broke his own calf and cut his face in order to perfected his disguise.
- A-Da - Formerly known as Eight Arm Divine Swordsman Fang Dongbai. He was one of the head of the four elders of the Beggar Sect. He earned his nickname for unusually fast with the sword that it seemed like he had seven or eight arms. It was assumed that he died of a serious illness. However, He may have been saved by the Mongols that lead him to pledge his loyalty due to his gratitude for saving his life.
