Martial Arts History.
By Sunil.P
@sunilparthan (6302)
India
4 responses
@sunilparthan (6302)
• India
18 Jun 16
Yes, How can i say that i don't know about kalaripayattu when i belongs to kerala?
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@shshiju (10342)
• Cochin, India
20 Jun 16
@sunilparthan Great. Your Place only points India.
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@Dramista (542)
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17 Jun 16
Interestingly enough there was an Indian man who went to china to teach Buddhist monks how to defend themselves against bandits which gave birth to shaolin kung fu.
Still the most famous type of martial arts would be the chinese ones because of the movies but any form of military organization has trained in "martial arts" and not just the chinese ones with weird poses. :)
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@sunilparthan (6302)
• India
17 Jun 16
The Name of that Indian was Bodhidharman who was know as Damu in China.
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@sunilparthan (6302)
• India
17 Jun 16
@Dramista ha ha But they made it more famous.
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@Dramista (542)
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17 Jun 16
@sunilparthan Never was good with names :) Still it was surprising when I discovered that fact.
I thought the Chinese were the ones who invented martial arts :)
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@rachz_kisses (3838)
• Philippines
16 Jun 16
I only knew martial arts through movies.
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@rachz_kisses (3838)
• Philippines
16 Jun 16
@sunilparthan I do. The movie was "The Karate kid"... 
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@Sarigi6141 (257)
• Indonesia
24 Jun 16
i read that in the ancient times ..there is one budhist monk go to china , and teaches breathing techiques.. then spreading in china
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