School of Taixuan
Last updated 2026-08-04
Fu Hua and the seven disciples of the School of Taixuan. From left to right: Qin Suyi, Cheng Lingshuang/Ling Shuang, Fu Hua, Su Mei, Ma Yanqing/Ma Feima (below), Jiang Wanru and Jiang Wanxi (above), Lin Zhaoyu.
The School of Taixuan was a former martial artist school run by Fu Hua—known at the time as "the Immortal Phoenix" or "the Celestial Empyrean"—with only seven disciples, training them to become expert anti-Honkai fighters.
After Fu Hua's assassination at the hands of her seven disciples, several of her disciples took students of their own or started martial arts schools of their own, passing on the techniques that she taught them. Her eldest disciple, Lin Zhaoyu, founded the Taixuan Sect, which rapidly became renowned as one of the "Six Great Sects". Su Mei also founded a sect of her own called the House of Myrmidons. Cheng Lingshuang, Fu Hua's most talented disciple and the only one to achieve Blade Eminence, took Li Sushang, the daughter of her fellow disciple Qin Suyi, as her sole student.[1]
Members
- First disciple: Lin Zhaoyu
- Second disciple: Su Mei
- Third disciple: Jiang Wanxi
- Fourth disciple: Jiang Wanru
- Fifth disciple: Cheng Lingshuang, also called Ling Shuang
- Sixth disciple: Ma Feima, also called Ma Yanqing
- Seventh disciple: Qin Suyi
Other Languages
| Language | Official NameOfficial Name | Literal TranslationLiteral Translation | |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | School of Taixuan | — | |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 太虚剑派 | ||
| Chinese (Traditional) |
太虛劍派 | ||
| Japanese | 太虚剣派 | ||
| Korean | 태허검파 | ||
| French | École de Taixuan | ||
| Thai | สำนักไท่เสวียน | ||
| Vietnamese | Thái Hư Kiếm Phái | ||
| German | Schule von Taixuan | ||
| Indonesian | School of Taixuan | — | |
Notes
References
- ↑ Saga of the Shattered Swords