History of Martial Arts

History of Martial Arts

Kalaripayattu is a martial arts that originated in South India and it is said to be the most ancient martial arts recorded in history.

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Kalari is then given to the Chinese in the form of Kung-Fu through Bodhidharma.

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>be ancient caveman
>ooga booga
>throws rock

Looks like your martial arts isn't so ancient

Martial Arts have philosophy and technique behind the fighting.

Kalari became Karate in China

>caveman
Closer to the equator so looser and revealing clothes
>throw rocks
whats a catapult?
>ooga booga
Not in africa.

Three strikes

Kalaripayattu is a family of martial arts, and while its route may indeed be ancient, Its unlikely that it as been passed down as a single system for all that time.

To say its the basis of Chinese martial arts is also pure fantasy.

>To say its the basis of Chinese martial arts is also pure fantasy.
Why?

youtube.com/watch?v=Z5Mp3pDcgR8

There are people that will unironicly believe this

This is how Chinese martial arts developed:
>Lol I war you.
>Oh shit I gotta defend myself.
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