Although Ngok Fei was brutally murdered, his troops wandered throughout China and continued practicing the “108 Locking Hands”. The system survived and found its way back to the Sil Lum Monastery. At the monastery, sometime during the Ming Dynsaty (1368-1644), a monk named Lai Chin, a famous master of the Faan Tzi system of kung fu, combined his style with the ‘Ying Sao’ techniques. Faan Tzi was well known for its high kicks and intricate legwork, and when this combination was successfully completed, Faan Tzi Ying Jow Pai was created. This system is now know as Ying Jow Pai, The Eagle Claw System.