Kalaripayattu is an indian martial art that has been taught through uzhichil and through Atharvaveda, and also teaches ways of using oil massage as treatment. It is a martial art that has merits in both fighting and medicine. It is a martial art that can be called the "Closest to the Original Art". When this art was brought to China it was changed into Chinese Kenpo and when it came to Okinawa, Japan it changed into Karate.
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- Kalarippayattu (カラリ・パャット Karari Payato?) is an ancient martial art from South India that was practiced by Aga Mbadi.
- Kalarippayattu (Malayalam കളരിപയറ്റ്) is a Dravidian martial art from Kerala in south India. Possibly one of the oldest fighting systems in existence, it is practiced in Kerala and contiguous parts of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka as well as northeastern Sri Lanka and among the Malayalee community of Malaysia. The word is spelled variously as kalarippayatta, kalaripayatte, kalari payatt and many others depending on the dialect and romanisation system used. It includes strikes, kicks, grappling, preset forms, weaponry and healing methods.
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| - Aga Mbadi on the cover of volume 3 of the Gunnm: Last Order New Edition.
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| - Kalaripayattu is an indian martial art that has been taught through uzhichil and through Atharvaveda, and also teaches ways of using oil massage as treatment. It is a martial art that has merits in both fighting and medicine. It is a martial art that can be called the "Closest to the Original Art". When this art was brought to China it was changed into Chinese Kenpo and when it came to Okinawa, Japan it changed into Karate.
- Kalarippayattu (Malayalam കളരിപയറ്റ്) is a Dravidian martial art from Kerala in south India. Possibly one of the oldest fighting systems in existence, it is practiced in Kerala and contiguous parts of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka as well as northeastern Sri Lanka and among the Malayalee community of Malaysia. The word is spelled variously as kalarippayatta, kalaripayatte, kalari payatt and many others depending on the dialect and romanisation system used. It includes strikes, kicks, grappling, preset forms, weaponry and healing methods. Regional variants are classified according to geographical position in Kerala; these are the northern style of the Malayalees, the southern style of the Tamils and the central style from inner Kerala. Northern kalari payat is based on the principle of hard technique, while the southern style primarily follows the soft techniques, even though both systems make use of internal and external concepts. Kalarippayattu is considered to be the father of the grandfather of all martial arts, Kung Fu.
- Kalarippayattu (カラリ・パャット Karari Payato?) is an ancient martial art from South India that was practiced by Aga Mbadi.
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