Kalarippayattu - Urumi (Flexible Sword)
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Kalari TRUTH:
In Sangam, Kalari was not used as a martial act according to Dick Luijendijk, a researcher at the university of Nijmegen. "Kalari" is a centre of learning in Kerala. they taught language, math etc. later on, there were fight schools, thats what "payattu kalari" means.
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It is not a weapon for beginners, thats for certain, the risk that you end up harming yourself trying to use it is pretty damn high.
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@saajanjohn123 dude, i just dont support this weapon. Although i do like indian culture and history. The rajput are an elite warrior.
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@romansoldierofhonor LOL.. Urumi an Ultimate failure .LOL..you think like that because you like 'Roman soldiers' :) and so your comment is biased?Did you ever see this weapon in real life?Also that's not a weapon used widely in wars.This was mainly used as self-protection weapon.
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@epearl8 It is made of coiled steel. Literally, steel that has been made to be flexible and coiled into a rope like shape.
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@beee245 Spot on dude. When I was a kid, myself and brothers used to have sword fights with this measuring tape claiming it as Urumi ;-).. and eventually get grounded by parents. Nice memories.
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This weapon was used as a last resort, It was to keep a mob at bay, and make a quick get-away. But a trained person(Unlike that 4 footed fuck-shit in deadliest warriors) can use this to inflict mortal wounds onto an enemy soldier. The Deadliest part of this weapon is that despite making a good block it can coil around the shield and hit you. Dodging a strike from the the Urimi is also not a good idea as it is so very easy to land multiple blows onto your opponent.
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@fulcrum29 yeah it was intended for multiple enemies but is an ultimate failure.
we used weapons like this thats why the mughal emperors didnt occupy the south india speciallay tamilnadu and kerela coz we are good soldiers lolz
tamilsoldja 3 years ago 8
thank you for quoting wikipedia for us
arcarulez 2 years ago 7