- from the
wuxia novel The Smiling,
Proud Wanderer by Jin Yong.
Linghu Chong (令狐冲;
Línghú Chōng) is the happy-go-lucky
protagonist of the novel. An orphan...
- the city of
Linghu. All his
descendants took the
compound surname Linghu.
Bruce Linghu (born 1954),
Taiwanese politician and
diplomat Linghu Chu (766–837)...
- swordplay. The novel's
protagonist is Yue Buqun's most
senior disciple,
Linghu Chong, an orphaned, happy-go-lucky but
honourable swordsman who has a penchant...
-
magical powers. The film
received generally positive reviews from critics.
Linghu Chong, Yue
Lingshan and
members of the
Mount Hua
School are
planning to...
-
Linghu Tao (traditional Chinese: 令狐綯;
simplified Chinese: 令狐绹; pinyin:
Línghú Táo),
courtesy name
Zizhi (子直),
formally the Duke of Zhao (趙公), was an official...
-
Bruce Jung Da
Linghu (Chinese: 令狐榮達; pinyin:
Lìnghú Róngdá; born
January 1954) is a
Taiwanese diplomat. He was the
Deputy Minister of
Foreign Affairs...
-
Linghu Chu (Chinese: 令狐楚; pinyin:
Línghú Chǔ) (766 –
December 18, 837),
courtesy name
Keshi (殼士),
formally Duke Wen of
Pengyang (彭陽文公), was an official...
-
Linghu Defen (Chinese: 令狐德棻; pinyin:
Línghú Défēn) (583–666),
formally Duke Xian of
Pengyang (彭陽憲公), was a
Chinese historian and politician. He was an...
-
woman (instead of a
castrated man) and
having a
romantic affair with
Linghu Chong.
Linghu Chong, the
eldest disciple of
Huashan Sect, is open-minded and unrestrained...
-
Taking advantage of
Linghu Chao's
later absence from the city,
these prisoners were able to
escape and
resist his reentry.
After Linghu Chao escaped, the...
