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| rdfs:comment | - The Triads are one of many criminal organizations commonly found in Chinese communities. The name "triad" come the interpretation by the English of the symbols of the Hung Sun, a secret society opposed to the English occupiers during the 17th century China. The triangle symbol represented the relationship between Heaven, Earth, and Man. Triads are heavily reliant on magic. It is rumored that the supreme leader of the Triads is the great eastern dragon Lung.
- A collection of Hong Kong criminal organizations. The groups have their roots in Chinese secret societies dating back to the Qing dynasty, but the modern Triads with their emphasis on criminal activity were for the most part founded in the half of the 20th Century. Today the Hong Kong Police Department estimates that from 5% to 10% of all crime in the city is connected to Triad operations. The groups are involved with a wide variety of criminal activities including extortion, drug handling, loan-sharking, credit card fraud and video and software piracy. Since the People's Republic of China assumed possession of Hong Kong in 1997 the local government has been fighting an escalating war against the Triad bosses.
- The Triads are ancient, organized crime cartels primarily found in China. They have no political agenda other than the protection of their centuries-old monopolies on the underworld of the Pacific Rim. They most closely resemble the mafia - they are involved in various niches of everyday life, while maintaining criminal activities such as smuggling and drug trafficking.
- The Triads are the organized crime organization of China. They mostly operate in Hong Kong. In Soldier of Fortune 2, the Triads are working in league with Prometheus in constructing the Remus computer virus. John Mullins encounters the Triads while in Hong Kong to investigate the Remus virus production. During the mission, they briefly manage to capture John Mullins and place him in a prison to interrogate him.
- A triad is a social group that is made up with of three people. Triads often allow a social group to survival with one leaves the group unlike dyads. Triads have more stabilize then dyads due to the fact that the third can serve as a mediator in instances of conflict.
- The Triads are members of Chinese crime syndicates, also called triads. In 1935, members of the Black Dragon Triad were employed by Marshall Kai, the head of the Chinese Ministry Of Culture. These triad members usually wore red and black clothing and were skilled fighters in the martial arts, but some also were armed with swords or Luger pistols.
- Triad is a term that describes many branches of Chinese underground society and/or organizations based in China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and countries and cities worldwide with significant Chinese populations such as San Francisco. Their activities include drug trafficking, contract killing, money laundering, gambling, prostitution, car theft, extortion and other forms of racketeering.
- The Triads could refer to the 3 following:
* Juntao's men, the Triads of Rush Hour who smuggled China's culture and vessels.
* Ricky Tan's men of Rush Hour 2.
* Kenji's Triad henchmen of Rush Hour 3.
- The Triads, also known as the 14K, are a criminal organisation based in the Chinatown area of London. The Triads are a gang that was originally formed in China, as far back as the 1760s. The term Triad is used to describe many branches of Chinese criminal organisations based in counties such as: China, Hong Kong, Vietnam and Taiwan. In modern days they are now also in countries with significant Chinese populations, such as the United States, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom. The Chinese triads are one of the world's largest criminal organisations, with a steady membership of around 1.5 million in mainland China alone and 2.5 million members worldwide, which explains why they are the most powerful gang in The Getaway.
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| Enemies | - Charlie Jolson and the Bethnal Green Mob
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| abstract | - The Triads are one of many criminal organizations commonly found in Chinese communities. The name "triad" come the interpretation by the English of the symbols of the Hung Sun, a secret society opposed to the English occupiers during the 17th century China. The triangle symbol represented the relationship between Heaven, Earth, and Man. Triads are heavily reliant on magic. It is rumored that the supreme leader of the Triads is the great eastern dragon Lung.
- A collection of Hong Kong criminal organizations. The groups have their roots in Chinese secret societies dating back to the Qing dynasty, but the modern Triads with their emphasis on criminal activity were for the most part founded in the half of the 20th Century. Today the Hong Kong Police Department estimates that from 5% to 10% of all crime in the city is connected to Triad operations. The groups are involved with a wide variety of criminal activities including extortion, drug handling, loan-sharking, credit card fraud and video and software piracy. Since the People's Republic of China assumed possession of Hong Kong in 1997 the local government has been fighting an escalating war against the Triad bosses.
- The Triads are ancient, organized crime cartels primarily found in China. They have no political agenda other than the protection of their centuries-old monopolies on the underworld of the Pacific Rim. They most closely resemble the mafia - they are involved in various niches of everyday life, while maintaining criminal activities such as smuggling and drug trafficking.
- The Triads are the organized crime organization of China. They mostly operate in Hong Kong. In Soldier of Fortune 2, the Triads are working in league with Prometheus in constructing the Remus computer virus. John Mullins encounters the Triads while in Hong Kong to investigate the Remus virus production. During the mission, they briefly manage to capture John Mullins and place him in a prison to interrogate him.
- A triad is a social group that is made up with of three people. Triads often allow a social group to survival with one leaves the group unlike dyads. Triads have more stabilize then dyads due to the fact that the third can serve as a mediator in instances of conflict.
- The Triads are members of Chinese crime syndicates, also called triads. In 1935, members of the Black Dragon Triad were employed by Marshall Kai, the head of the Chinese Ministry Of Culture. These triad members usually wore red and black clothing and were skilled fighters in the martial arts, but some also were armed with swords or Luger pistols.
- Triad is a term that describes many branches of Chinese underground society and/or organizations based in China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and countries and cities worldwide with significant Chinese populations such as San Francisco. Their activities include drug trafficking, contract killing, money laundering, gambling, prostitution, car theft, extortion and other forms of racketeering.
- The Triads could refer to the 3 following:
* Juntao's men, the Triads of Rush Hour who smuggled China's culture and vessels.
* Ricky Tan's men of Rush Hour 2.
* Kenji's Triad henchmen of Rush Hour 3.
- The Triads, also known as the 14K, are a criminal organisation based in the Chinatown area of London. The Triads are a gang that was originally formed in China, as far back as the 1760s. The term Triad is used to describe many branches of Chinese criminal organisations based in counties such as: China, Hong Kong, Vietnam and Taiwan. In modern days they are now also in countries with significant Chinese populations, such as the United States, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom. The Chinese triads are one of the world's largest criminal organisations, with a steady membership of around 1.5 million in mainland China alone and 2.5 million members worldwide, which explains why they are the most powerful gang in The Getaway. A branch of the Triads, known as the 14K, which is a Triad group based in Hong Kong, moved to London in the early 1990s led by Shan Chu Lee. The Triads were involved in the Gang War of 2002 and the Triads-Yardies War.
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