Hao Wei-chen

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Hao Wei-chen (郝為真, 1842-1920) (may have been born in 1849) was a T'ai Chi Ch'uan student of Master Li I-yu. Hao became a well known and influential teacher of Wu style T'ai Chi Ch'uan (his teacher Li was Wu Yu-hsiang's nephew). His name is also written Hao Weizhen. Hao passed the art to his son and grandson, who became respected teachers in their turn, so that the style is sometimes now known as Wu/Hao style. One of Hao's most famous students was Sun Lu-t'ang.

[edit] Yang Family Tree

LEGENDARY FIGURES
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Zhang Sanfeng 张三丰*
circa 12th century
NEI CHIA
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Wang Zongyue 王宗岳*
TAI CHI CHUAN
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THE 5 MAJOR CLASSICAL FAMILY STYLES
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Chen Wangting 陳王廷
1600-1680 9th generation Chen
CHEN STYLE
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Chen Changxing 陈长兴                                               Chen Youben 陳有本
1771-1853 14th generation Chen                                     circa 1800s 14th generation Chen
Chen Old Frame                                                     Chen New Frame
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Yang Lu-ch'an 杨禄禅                                                Chen Qingping 陈清平
1799-1872                                                          1795-1868
YANG STYLE                                                         Chen Small Frame, Zhao Bao Frame
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Yang Pan-hou 杨班侯             Yang Chien-hou 杨健侯               Wu Yu-hsiang 武禹襄
1837-1892                         1839-1917                        1812-1880
Yang Small Frame                     |                             WU /HaoSTYLE
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Wu Ch'uan-yü 吳全佑        Yang Shao-hou 杨少侯       Yang Ch'eng-fu 杨澄甫    Li I-yü 李亦畲
1834-1902                 1862-1930                 1883-1936               1832-1892
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Wu Chien-ch'üan 吴鉴泉                                  |                    Hao Wei-chen 郝為真
1870-1942                                           Yang Shou-chung 杨守中    1849-1920
WU STYLE                                            1910-1985                 |
108 Form                                                                      |
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Wu Kung-i 吳公儀                                                              1861-1932
1900-1970                                                                   SUN STYLE
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Wu Ta-kuei 吳大揆                                                            Sun Hsing-i 孫星一
1923-1970                                                                   1891-1929                  
                           
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from Yang Ch`eng-fu 杨澄甫                    
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Cheng Man-ch'ing 鄭曼青      |
1901-1975                   |    
Short (37) Form             |     
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              Chinese Sports Commission
              1956
              Beijing 24 Form
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              1989
              42 Competition Form
              (Wushu competition form combined from Sun, Wu, Chen, and Yang styles)
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