| Ko Hangul: | 천랑열전 天狼熱戰 |
| Romanized: | Cheollang Yeoljeon |
| Adventure: | y |
| Author: | Park Sung-woo |
| Publisher: | Seoul Munhwasa |
| Publisher En: |  Infinity Studios |
| Magazine: | IQ Jump Comics |
| First: | 1997 |
| Last: | 2001 |
| Volumes: | 10 |
| Subcat: | Seoul Munhwasa |
| Addpubcat1: | Infinity Studios titles |
| Ko: | Y |
| Hangul: | 천랑열전 |
| Hanja: | 天狼熱戰 |
| Rr: | Cheollang(-)yeoljeon |
| Mr: | Ch'ŏllang'yŏlchŏn |
Cheollang Yeoljeon (천랑열전) is a South Korean manhwa by Park Sung-woo. It is distributed by Infinity Studios in the United States and serialized in the weekly manhwa magazine IQ Jump Comics.
The story takes place in the mid 7th century, predominantly in Tang China and Goguryeo. Where Yhun Oh-Rhang is sent to find his eldest Hyung (brother), Pa Goon-Sung who disappeared after leaving for training in China years ago.
NOW is the direct continuation of Cheollang Yeoljeon. It follows the descendants of Sashinmu and the daughters of two protagonists from Cheollang Yeoljeon. Along with them is the Myung Wang Shin Gyo from India.
The main character of Cheollang Yeoljeon is the third and youngest disciple of the famous warrior Kyu Yeom, who had developed a new martial art called "Sashinmu".
The female protagonist of the story, she is a mysterious young woman who is the only disciple of the legendary Lady Chun-San-Gum-Nya (Swordswoman of Mt. Heaven).
Master of the three: Pa Goon-Sung (eldest), Ghyur Mah-Ro (second) and Yhun Oh-Rhang (third). He had died before the series because of illness. He was Dai-Myak-Ryeo-Chyeo of Goguryeo.
Whur Ha-Rhang's Master and sole Master of Chun San Shin Gum or Divine Sword Dance of Mt Heaven and wielder of the Chung Sa Sword (Blue Snake Sword), she is known as the Swordswoman of Mt. Heaven. Its practitioners are required to master their emotions and keep them bound in icy calm. This emotionless state helps to master the potent han-ghi (cold energy) required to effectively use Chun San Shin Gum. She was poisoned with Sub-Hyang-Han or Cold Leaf Fragrance that drained one of their internal energy and subsequently murdered.
The third of Taiwon Samhyeop. He taught Yhun and Whur many things, about life and martial.
Also known as Five Goblins of Bamboo Forest. Three of them are killed by So Gwong-Bi.
Eldest brother of Juk-Rhim-O-Gwai. Known as Il-Do-Sam-Sur. He's believed to have died but actually he is saved by master Jung.
Second brother of Juk-Rhim-O-Gwai. Known as Ran-Hwa-Do-Chang (Open Palm Wrath of War). His weapons are his speed, fans, and throwing darts. His signature technique is a quick moving palm attack from which he can throw darts from as well. He specializes in pressure point strikes due to his quick handspeed.
Third brother of Juk-Rhim-O-Gwai. Known as Hang-Ma-Wang. Very strong, he's capable of lifting and throwing almost boulder-sized rocks at his opponents.
Fourth brother of Juk-Rhim-O-Gwai. Known as Bong-Ma-Gon (Staff of Wind and Evil). Skilled in staff fighting, his only known attack is Hook-Ho-Choor-Dohng (Advance of the Black Tiger).
The youngest sister of the Juk-Rhim-O-Gwai. She doesn't have much fighting skill, if any, so she sticks to acts of theft. Her theft of two items from Chung-Sue-Moon (The Chung-Sa Sword and a peculiar scroll) is what initially brought Ha-Rhang Whur to the Juk-Rhim-O-Gwai's doorsteps in pursuit of her master's murderer.
The Chief of "Chung Sue Moon" (Gates of Blue Water), one of the largest and most powerful clans in China.
A ruthless blind swordsman who is one of the "Mu-Rhim-O-Sung". His father was killed by Pa Goon Sung.
A beautiful but vicious young women who is another member of the "Mu-Rhim-O-Sung" her weapon of choice is a double-headed whip. Other one of "Mu-Rhim-O-Sung".
Other one of "Mu-Rhim-O-Sung". Disciple of "Chung Sue Moon".
Other one of "Mu-Rhim-O-Sung". Known as Geon-Shin (God of Fists).
Maybe the most powerful and talented one of "Mu-Rhim-O-Sung". Known as "O-Wang" (5th King). He also has the talent of Sirius (Chun Rhang) as Yhun Oh-Rhang.
The three sisters who bodyguard Mo-Yong Bi. Their names as their age following are Ja Hye, Ja Hong, Ja Hee (Ja Heh). They used to plan assassinating Lee Yeon-Bi with Ma Won. Two of them, Ja Hong and Ja Hee, are killed by Ghyur Mah-Ro.
The first and eldest disciple of the master of Ghyur Mahro and Yhun Oh-Rhang. Known by his crime of killing many martial artists 20 years ago.
The 2nd disciple of Yhun Oh-Rhang's master, instead of learning Sashinmu their master taught him "Bi Hong Gum Soor" a powerful sword style and lady Yu Hwa calls him Goguryeo's finest swordmaster. He makes his first appearance in volume 2.
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A lady from Goguryeo Dynasty. She falls for Oh-Rhang.
The head of "Shin Ryong Moon" (Gate of Godly Dragon).
The eldest disciple of "Shin Ryong Moon".
The second disciple of "Shin Ryong Moon".
His true name is Lee Yeon-Bi (known as Li Yanfei in Chinese), the 8th prince of Tang Dynasty. The disciple of "Shin Ryong Moon".
The trustful guard of Lee Yeon-Bi.
Little sister of Mu Jin. She falls for Lee Yeon-Bi.
Doctor of Lee.
Guard of Lee.
Actually he is sent to spy "Shin Ryong Moon" and prince Lee Yeon-Bi. Discovered when he nearly attacked So-Young.
The head of Gi-Ryung-Bai, the faction of assassins. Sent to kill Whur but failed and died.
The girl who helps Oh-Rhang when he fell to the valley's river and was saved by master Jung.