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The Wudang Sect (simplified Chinese: 武当派; traditional Chinese: 武當派; pinyin: Wǔ Dāng Paì) is located at the peak of Wudang Mountains (simplified Chinese: 武当山; ancient Chinese: 武當山; Pinyin: Wǔdāng Shān). It's a small range of mountains in Hubei (湖北) province and it's also known as Wu TangShan or simply Wudang.
| Wudang Sect - 武當派 | ||
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| Founded : | Late Yuan - Early Ming Dynasty | |
| Location : | Province of HuBei (湖北) | |
| Characteristics : | Taoist philosophy, internal skills, most famous origin of Taichi, and also its swordsmanship. The founder was Zhang SanFeng (張三豐). Rose to fame quickly to become an equal to Shaolin in terms of prestige and respect for its martial arts.
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