Other than Jin Yong, who else mentioned Beggar's Sect in martial arts novels?

The Beggar Sect in Jin Yong's martial arts novels had existed in history. Beggar's Sect was a traditional sect in China's history. It had developed for hundreds of years since the Ming Dynasty. Beggar's Sect had different factions and rules, but the biggest feature was that it had a large number of people, members were scattered, and it was a free sect, so it was called "Beggar". In Jin Yong's novels, Beggar's Sect was described as a righteous gang that helped the poor people fight for justice. In reality, although Beggar's Sect was not as mysterious as described in the novel, it was still a force that could not be ignored in Chinese society and had made important contributions to China's social stability and development.

Other than Jin Yong, there were also many martial arts novelists. I can recommend a few good wuxia novels to you: Reborn in the Southern Song Dynasty and Seeking Longevity, Yuanling Painting, Wuxia, Novelist, and Nine Heavenly Lords. These novels described different Wuxia stories, covering different types such as traditional Wuxia and Wuxia fantasy. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah, em~~

In Jin Yong's martial arts novels, Beggar's Sect was a sect with a long history and a large scale. It had an extremely high status and influence in the martial arts world. In the novel, Beggar's Sect was regarded as the force closest to the imperial court in Jianghu. Its main sources of income were the dog-beating stick method and the begging of gang members. In Mr. Jin Yong's novels, the members of Beggar's Sect often took on some unofficial duties, such as presiding over justice, mediating disputes, protecting the people, and so on. Moreover, Beggar's Sect often fought against other forces in the stories, such as Huashan Sect, Wudang Sect, Ming Cult, and other major sects. In general, the Beggar's Sect in Jin Yong's novel was a gang that represented the interests of the people at the bottom of the Jianghu. Its status and influence were fully reflected in the novel. As for the Beggars 'Sect in real life, although its organizational form and activity content were different from those in the novel, the social value and significance it represented were the same.

In Jin Yong's novels, the martial arts of the Shaolin Sect and the martial arts of the Xiaoyao Sect both had their own unique characteristics and advantages. It was difficult to simply compare which was more powerful. Shaolin Temple was one of the most famous martial arts sects in Jin Yong's novels. The martial arts it inherited were mainly featured by the cultivation of strength, qi, spirit, and essence, emphasizing the control and strengthening of the body. There were many martial arts routines in Shaolin Temple. The most famous one was the Eighteen Martial Arts of Shaolin Temple, which included sword skills, saber skills, spear skills, fist skills, palm skills, finger skills, foot skills, and so on. The Xiaoyao Sect was another famous martial arts sect in Jin Yong's novels. The martial arts they inherited were strange, magical, and unpredictable. They emphasized on using softness to overcome hardness, waiting for fatigue, and cultivating both inside and outside. The Carefree Sect also had many martial arts routines. The most famous ones were the Carefree Travel series of martial arts, which included the Xianxia Style, Sword Qi Style, Flying Flower and Leaf Style, Star Picking Style, and so on. In actual combat, whether it was the martial arts of the Shaolin Sect or the martial arts of the Carefree Sect, they needed to be used according to different situations and different opponents in order to exert the greatest effect. Therefore, it was impossible to simply judge which sect's martial arts were more powerful. Instead, it needed to analyze the specific situation.

In addition to Mr. Jin Yong, there were also many famous martial arts novelists such as: 1 Gu Long: He is known as the "Master of Wuxia novels" and has written a large number of classic Wuxia novels such as "The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng" and "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang". 2. Liang Yusheng: He has created a large number of excellent martial arts novels such as the Legend of the White-Haired Witch and the Legend of the Jianghu Swordsman. 3. Huang Yi: He is good at describing the grudges of Jianghu and the legendary works of chivalrous men. His works include "The Great Tang Dynasty's Escort" and "The Story of the Qin Dynasty". 4. Wo Longsheng: He was known as the founder of the new martial arts novel. His works included "Chivalrous Tenderness","Sword Qi Zongheng", etc. 5. Mr. Jin Yong's friends, classmates, colleagues, competitors, as well as his fans and readers such as Linghu Chong, Ren Yingying, Guo Jing, Huang Rong, etc. The works of these martial arts novelists were deeply loved by readers, leaving behind many classic images and stories.

I can't give a ranking based on personal preference or subjective judgment. There were many powerful characters in Jin Yong's novels. They were highly skilled in martial arts and had outstanding wisdom. They displayed various martial arts in different storylines. It was difficult to simply rank them according to a certain standard. In addition, the ranking of martial arts might also be subjective because everyone's evaluation of martial arts might be different.

There were many sects in the Golden Book, and each sect had its own unique martial arts. The following were the names of the 100 martial arts collected according to the sects: 1. Huashan Sect: One of the Five Mountains Sword Sects, with sword techniques as its main features, including: Yue Buqun Sword, Huashan Sword Discussion, Sword Qi Soaring Heaven, etc. 2. Wudang Sect: Taoist sects are famous for their profound internal strength and martial arts such as Taiji Fist and Taiji Sword, including Taiji Fist, Taiji Sword, Zhang Sanfeng Sword, etc. 3. Emei Sect: The Buddhist sects are famous for the Emei Mountain Spirit Snake and the Emei Fairyland, including the Emei Mountain Spirit Snake, the Emei Fairyland, and the Extermination Sword Technique. 4. Shaolin Temple: Buddhist sects are famous for their Shaolin Temple Pagoda, Yijin Sutra, Shaolin Temple Fist and other martial arts, including: Pagoda, Yijin Sutra, Shaolin Temple Fist, Strong Vajra Palm, etc. 5. Mingjiao: The sects of islam are famous for their Mingjiao Heavenly Book, Sunflower Treasure Book and other martial arts, including: Mingjiao Heavenly Book, Sunflower Treasure Book, Sunflower Acupoint Hand, etc. 6. Tianshan Sect: Taoist sects are famous for their martial arts such as Tianshan Tonglao, Laoliantian Hand, etc. These include: Tianshan Tonglao, Laoliantian Hand, and Xiaoyao Sect Palm Technique. 7. Dragon Gate Sect: The sects on the Swordsman Island are famous for their Dragon Gate Inn, White Horse Temple, and Ouyang Feng's swordsmanship. 8. Wudang Seven Heroes: The disciples of Huashan Sect were famous for their swordsmanship, including Zhao Banshan's Sword, Zhou Botong's Fist, Wei Yixiao's Palm Technique, and Mo's Sword Technique. 9. Carefree Sect: The Taoist sect is famous for its Carefree Travel, Northern Dark Divine Art, and other martial arts, including Carefree Travel, Northern Dark Divine Art, and Little Fish Sword Art. Huashan Sword Contest: A martial arts event held by the Huashan Sect with the main purpose of comparing martial arts. It includes the Huashan Sword Contest, the Five Mountain Sword Sect Conference, Yue Buqun's sword technique, etc.

In Jin Yong's novel group, Beggar's Sect members would usually learn some basic martial arts, which could help them survive and defend themselves in Jianghu. The following are some common Beggar's Sect martial arts: [1. Dog Beating Stick Technique: This is the Beggar's Sect's introductory martial arts. You can improve your martial arts level by practicing the Dog Beating Stick Technique.] The Dog Beating Stick Technique was easy to learn and powerful. It could be used to attack enemies or defend oneself. 2. Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms: This is one of the most famous martial arts in Jin Yong's novels and also one of the signature martial arts of Beggar's Sect. The Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms was fast and powerful. It could be used to attack enemies or defend itself. 3. Dog Teeth Stick Technique: This is a unique martial arts technique that uses dog teeth to unleash powerful attacks. The Dog Teeth Stick Technique was fast and accurate. It could be used for self-defense or to attack enemies. [4. Xuanming Divine Palm: This is a powerful martial art that can improve one's martial arts level through practice.] The Dark Mysterious Divine Palm's characteristic was that it had a strong attack power but a weak defense. It needed to be used carefully. Taizu Changquan: This is a traditional Chinese martial arts and one of the martial arts learned by the Beggar's Sect. The Taizu Changquan was easy to learn and powerful enough to defend itself or attack the enemy. These are some common Beggar's Sect martial arts. Of course, there are many other martial arts that the Beggar's Sect members can learn.

There were indeed plots depicting Beggar Sect in martial arts novels, such as Beasts Surrender the Three Kingdoms, Song Bastards, and A Different Military Advisor. Beggar's Sect was described as a legendary existence in martial arts novels. Its history and traditions added many plots and colors to the martial arts world. I hope you like my recommendation.😘

In wuxia novels, Beggar's Sect was a long-standing and large-scale gang. Its founder could be traced back to the Ming Dynasty. According to legend, the founder of Beggar's Sect was Liu Baorui. He founded the sect at the end of the Ming Dynasty. At first, he only survived in the Jianghu as a dog fighter. Later, he gradually developed into a sect with a certain amount of power. Although Beggar's Sect's history was supported by legends and stories, there was no clear record of the exact time. However, martial arts novels by Jin Yong and others often depicted the history and characters of Beggar's Sect in the Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty to show the status and influence of the sect in the martial arts world.