Types of MARTIAL ARTS SCHOOLS through FEUDAL DYNASTIES
Members of imperial family who were military leaders would be trained to be officially promoted in martial arts schools.
Read moreMembers of imperial family who were military leaders would be trained to be officially promoted in martial arts schools.
Read moreAccording to some documents, in Vietnam, sung hoa mai [súng hoa mai] (matchlock) was a popular name for guns sung dieu thuong [súng điểu thương] (musket) was less common and used from the 16th to the 19th century.
Read moreAfter researching, we can see that method of martial arts practice in the old time was simple.
Read moreSo when Tet was approaching, our poet didn’t have any cent left, and as he was a great “drunkard”, he would be in trouble for lack of wine. Newsman Diep Van Ky understood his collaborator’s difficulty, so he gave him an “extra New Year’s gift” of 5 piastres.
Read moreList of documents dizitising by A,B,C.
Read moreList of documents dizitising by categories.
Read moreVietnamese martial arts of Vietnam officially developed in martial arts schools in feudal reign.
Read moreNow we try to study the ancient literature and martial arts. First of all, let us begin a history slice, like cutting wood into chopping-boards, starting from the history of the Nguyen dynasty according to the material Technique du peuple materials Annamite by Henri Oger4 implemented in 1908-1909 in Hanoi.
Read moreLater on, when he collaborated with Maurice Durand to write the book entitled “Knowledge of Vietnam” Pierre Huard had mentioned in his bibliographical part Henri Oger’s work entitled: “General Introduction to the Study of the Technique of the Annamese People”.
Read moreThe collection “CARICATURES – Lý Toét, Xã Xệ” is presented with 6 topics.
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