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Sports and Games of the 18th and 19th Centuries - Halaman 33
Tamil mythology cites staff fencing as a creation of the gods, and silambam seems to have been practiced for ritualistic purposes. The staves of the very best fencers were given names. Young men of all classes were also trained to defend ...
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Indiapedia: The All-India Factfinder
Silambam: With its origins in Tamil Nadu, Silambam is a form of fencing which was patronized by the Pandya Kings of the region. It dates as far back as the 2nd century CE when weaponryused inthis form ofsport wassoldto foreign merchants.
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Biblical Folklore - Halaman 298
Silambam is a typical martial art, unique in Tamil Nadu, in which the person who performs the art uses either one or two sticks and performs. We do not have any other reference in the Bible regarding Silambam, neither in the text, nor in the ...
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Lambert M. Surhone, Miriam T. Timpledon, Susan F. Marseken,
2010
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Stick Fighting: Quarterstaff, Nguni Stick Fighting, ...
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Stick Fighting: Quarterstaff, Nguni Stick Fighting, ...
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Books Llc, Source: Wikipedia, Books Group,
2011
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Culture Tamoule: Bharata Natyam, Cuisine Tamoule, ...
e compilation d'articles de l'encyclop die libre Wikipedia. Pages: 30. Non illustr .
Livres Groupe, Source: Wikipedia,
2011
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The Joshua Chronicle: A Perspect on the Lost Years of ... - Halaman 109
Our work will begin with the silambam, or boh staff. We will begin with footwork exercises and endurance training that may last as long as two months, unless you prove more proficient.” I asked her how it came to be that a woman should be a ...
ent by WIKIPEDIA articles! Kutthu varisai (Tamil: ) is the unarmed component of silambam, a Dravidian martial art from Tamil Nadu in south India but also practiced by the Tamil people of Malaysia and northeast Sri Lanka.
Jesse Russell, Ronald Cohn,
2012
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The Way of the Warrior - Halaman 23
... t th ld tikSILAMBAM IN FLIGHT A practitioner demonstrates his prowess with the bamboo staff. The length ofthe staff is Kalanppayattu ' '~ ' ' I EXPLANATION — ' ''FIGHTSCH0OL''IN. ARTS AND STYLES 23 Inbuan Wrestling Aki Kiti Silambam.