KFC #15 The Master of Eagle Claw"

KFC #15 The Master of Eagle Claw"

can refer to historical grandmasters of the Ying Jow Pai (Eagle Claw) martial arts lineage, a celebrated 1977 kung fu film, or a modern documentary about the style.
Historical Masters of Eagle Claw (Ying Jow Pai)
The Eagle Claw system is a traditional Northern Chinese martial art known for its powerful gripping techniques (Chin Na), joint locks, and pressure point strikes. Notable figures in its history include:
General Yue Fei (Ngok Fei): The legendary 12th-century founder who is traditionally credited with creating the "108 Locking Hands Techniques" to train his soldiers.
Liu Shi Jun: Considered the "modern progenitor" of the style in the 19th century. He was a military instructor in Beijing who popularized the art.
Chan Tzi Ching (Chan Zi Zheng): A famed master who brought Eagle Claw to the Chin Woo Athletic Association in the 1920s, helping the style spread globally.
Lau Fat Mang: A top disciple of the Chin Woo era who further disseminated the art in Hong Kong and Southern China.
Grandmaster Leung Shum: A pivotal figure who brought the Ying Jow Pai system to the United States in 1971. He founded the Ying Jow Pai Association in New York and is one of the few masters qualified to teach the entire 108-technique system.