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Kong Liang
Kong Liang is a fictional character in ''Water Margin'', one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature. He ranks 63rd of the 108 Liangshan heroes and 27th of the 72 Earthly Fiends. He is nicknamed "Lonely Fiery Star".
==Background==
Kong Liang is the younger son of Squire Kong, who lives in a manor near Mount White Tiger (白虎山) in Qingzhou (in present-day Shandong). He is nicknamed "Lonely Fiery Star" while his elder brother, Kong Ming, is nicknamed "Hairy Star". Kong Liang is described in the novel as a good-looking man seven ''chi'' tall, with a round face, large ears, wide lips and squarish mouth. He is impatient and tends to get into quarrels with others.
Squire Kong once sent his sons to Chai Jin's residence to fetch Song Jiang to their manor. Song Jiang instructs the Kong brothers in martial arts. Wu Song flees to the Kongs' manor after killing his enemies in Mengzhou and has a heated argument with Kong Liang, whom he knocks unconscious and throws into the river. When Kong Liang regains consciousness, he contacts his brother and gathers their followers to hunt down Wu Song and take revenge. Wu Song is drunk when the Kongs and their men show up, so he loses to them in a fight and ends up becoming their captive. The Kong brothers tie him to a tree and beat him up. Song Jiang chances upon Wu Song and recognises him, and then immediately asks the Kong brothers to release him. With Song Jiang's help, Wu Song and the Kong brothers resolve their differences and become friends.
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