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Kazan-ha Kenpō (華山派拳法), also known as Saigoku-ha (西嶽派), is Japanese for the Chinese martial arts of the Mount Hua Sect.

In the series, Kazan-Ha is used by secondary or minor enemies such as outlaws or asura, most prominently all members of the Fang Clan are practioners of this martial arts school. It isn't used by any major characters.

Kazan Gunrō Ken (華山群狼拳, "Huashan Wolf Pack Fist") - A martial art technique used by the Fang Tribe (Kiba Ichizoku). The attackers pattern themselves after a wolf pack in an attempt to group-attack an opponent.
Kazan Bunretsu Ken (華山分裂拳, "Huashan Separation Fist") - A technique used by Madara, the bestial champion of the Fang Tribe. .
Kazan Kakuteigi (華山角抵戯, "Huashan Horn Wrestling") - Used by Kiba Daiō.
Kazan Kakutei Harite (華山角抵張手, "Huashan Wrestling Hand Slap") - A sumo technique used by Daruka in anime episode 89.
Kazan Sansa Sō (華山三叉槍, "Huashan Trident") - A lance fencing style used by Baruda in anime episode 92.
Kazan Gokuaku Sō (華山獄握爪, "Huashan Prison Clenching Claw") - A spinning attack performed by Bask.
Saigoku-ha Ginsō (西嶽派銀槍, "West Peak Sect Silver Spear") - Style mastered by a newly-named Asura.
Kazan Shishiku Ken (華山獅子吼拳, "Huashan Lion's Roar Fist") - Martial art of Igor.

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 '''Kazan-ha Kenpō''' (華山派拳法), also known as '''Saigoku-ha''' (西嶽派), is Japanese for the Chinese martial arts of the [[wikipedia:Mount Hua Sect|Mount Hua Sect]].
-In the series, Kazan-Ha is used by secondary or minor enemies such as [[Outlaw|outlaws]] or [[asura]]. It isn't used by any major characters.
+In the series, Kazan-Ha is used by secondary or minor enemies such as [[Outlaw|outlaws]] or [[asura]], most prominently all members of the [[Fang Clan]] are practioners of this martial arts school. It isn't used by any major characters.
 * {{nihongo|'''[[Kazan Gunrō Ken]]'''|華山群狼拳||"[[wikipedia:Mount Hua|Huashan]] Wolf [[wikipedia:Pack (canine)|Pack]] Fist"}} - A martial art technique used by the Fang Tribe (''Kiba Ichizoku''). The attackers pattern themselves after a wolf pack in an attempt to group-attack an opponent.