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1. Wang Lun, the incompetent leader of the Liangshan band refused to allow the heroes to join the band, but was killed by Lin Chong.
2. Wang Lun, the leader of the Liangshan band did not want to accept the heroes.
3. Wang Lun is a character in the epic Chinese tale, the Water Margin.
4. Wang Lun, the leader of the rebels, hears that Chao Kai has been arrested, and sends Lin Chung to rescue both the fortune and the nobleman.
5. Wang Lun, the scholar-in-white, who bars other people from revolution, ends up losing his life.

Chao

1. The narrow-hearted and jealous Wang Lun once again tried to refuse Chao using the same method he used on Lin Chong earlier.

Du Qian

1. Wang Lun becomes the chief of the band while Du Qian takes the second position of leadership.

Leader

1. For the leader of the 1774 White Lotus rebellion, see Wang Lun (rebel leader).
2. Lin Chung, searching for his wife Hsiao Lan, is offered refuge by Wang Lun, leader of the rebel warriors of Liang Shan Po.

Liangshan

1. Wang Lun (王倫) - the first chief of Liangshan.
2. Song Wan, along with Wang Lun and Du Qian were the pioneers of the stronghold on Liangshan.
3. On Liangshan, Wang Lun refused to allow the seven men join his band.

Incompetent

1. Lin Chong, under Wu Yong 's smart persuasion, killed the incompetent Wang Lun and the charismatic Chao Gai assumed the new position of chief.
2. The selfish and incompetent Wang Lun refuses to allow Lin to join the band and he tries to send Lin away with precious gifts.
3. The incompetent and selfish Wang Lun refuses to allow Lin to join his band and tries to send him away with precious gifts.

Outlaws

1. Kao Chiu lures Wang Lun into a trap which will deliver the defences of Liang Shan Po, the outlaws, and the treasure, into his hands.

Liangshan Marsh

1. Du Qian is one of the three pioneers of the outlaw stronghold at Liangshan Marsh, the other two being Wang Lun and Song Wan.

Lin

1. Zhu Gui recognised him and sent him to Liangshan immediately, but Wang Lun, chief of the Liangshan bandits, refused to allow Lin Chong join the band.
2. The charismatic Chao Gai becomes the new chief of Liangshan after Lin Chong killed the incompetent and selfish Wang Lun at Wu Yong's clever instigation.
3. Lin Chong, under Wu Yong's clever urging, stood up for the heroes and killed the narrow-hearted and incompetent Wang Lun.

Chai Jin

1. He and Wang Lun once sat for the imperial examination, but failed to perform exceptionally well, and they sought shelter in Chai Jin 's residence.

Liangshan Band

1. Chai Jin wrote a letter to Wang Lun, recommending Lin Chong to join the Liangshan band.
2. The narrow-hearted and jealous Wang Lun refused to allow Lin Chong to join the Liangshan band.

Wang Lun

1. Eventually, the fight was halted by Wang Lun and Wang agreed to let Lin join the band.
2. On the way back, he passed by Liangshan Marsh and had a fight with Lin Chong, but was stopped by Wang Lun.
3. In the end, the fight was stopped by Wang Lun and he agreed to let Lin Chong join the Liangshan band.

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1. Liangshan Band
2. Lin
3. Liangshan Marsh
4. World > Countries > China > Imperial Examination
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