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[musa7008]

이 조선세법 베기법은 5000천년전 단군시대에 나오는 검법입니다..즉 일본이 생기기전에 있었던 검법이고 중국의 검법과는 사뭇 달라 그들이 부러워할 정도였고 실전성에 있어 뛰어나다고 하겠습니다..

[benelliman]

true that. Korean nationalism/nationalistic history is about as fake as any other country's nationalistic history. Anyways, pointless arguing online, but yes, a lot of influences goes both ways from Korea to Japan, and Japan to Korea. Take TKD. General Choi Hong Hi learned from who? Gichin Funakoshi. Hence, TKD's main ingredient isn't Tae Kyun, but Japanese (China Southern White Crane) Okinawan Karate.

[benelliman]

true dat.

show proof and we shall believe.

word :D

[enushisama]

武藝圖譜通志Muye Dobo Tongji (1790) : Comprehensive Illustrated Manual of Martial Arts in Korea

【 It is the official document at Korean Dynasty, written by The Korean King order in the 18th century 】

國練兵之制三軍練于郊，衛士練于禁苑，其禁苑練兵盛自 光廟朝，然止弓矢一技而已如槍劍法技，既未之聞焉，

Archery was the only martial art that had been practiced by Korean soldiers. They have no skills of sword or spear fighting.

[charly345mstl]

In addition he is using Japanese sword! Oh my god.....and he say it`s Korean original sword? Don`t tell a lie and recognize your own true history...

[charly345mstl]

Why Korean tells lie a lot?

The father of Kumdo recognized that he copied Japanese Kendo and made Kumdo in 80`s.....

[RazlerofEsthar]

@hueruwakamechan once again i didnt see korea raped by the west now did i stop living on past glory and live in today oh wait japan=no military, giant national dept and only country in the world to be nuked i know why u insult korea now(jealously)hehehehe o god im mean and i love every minute of it

[RazlerofEsthar]

@henkihareid ur point?

[elgostine]

and mostly this was bcause they simply wanted to get in amongst it,

the hwacha was apparently VERY devestating in the later stages of the war, when the koreans wisened up to use artillery to attack formations in field engagements

[elgostine]

@klee4 yeah, theres DEFINATELY no dispute that the imjin was almost the peleponnesian war all over again, korea = athens, japan= sparta, japans combined muskets that followed the subsequent rapid advance of samurai to new positions to keep up the momentum. and it worked like a charm

that said, as the battle of the turtle ship illustrates, japan really should have stuck to land battles wherever possible. they had nearly NO artillery, a grave mistake in my opinion,