El camino del Bökh
La lucha de Mongolia, uno de los "tres juegos de hombres" del festival Naadam. Pierde quien toca el suelo con la espalda, la rodilla o el codo.
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Lucha y agarre · Bökh · La lucha de la estepa
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Sitios oficiales: reglas, rankings, resultados y el calendario de eventos.
UNESCO — Naadam, Mongolian traditional festival ↗ich.unesco.org
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Sources: UNESCO — Naadam · Encyclopaedia Britannica
Historia
Bökh is Mongolian wrestling and one of the "three manly games" of the Naadam festival, with archery and horse racing. Traditionally there are no weight classes and no time limit: a bout ends when a wrestler touches the ground with his back, knee or elbow.
Wrestlers wear an open-chested jacket (zodog), briefs (shuudag) and leather boots. Champions earn titles such as Falcon, Elephant, Lion and, the highest, Titan (Avarga).
¿Sabías que…?
- Legend says the open-chested jacket was adopted after a woman secretly entered and won a tournament.
- Before and after bouts wrestlers perform the eagle dance.
- Naadam was listed by UNESCO as intangible heritage in 2010.
Armas y equipo
- Zodog
- open-chested jacket
- Shuudag
- tight briefs
- Gutal
- leather boots
Fuentes: UNESCO — Naadam · Encyclopaedia Britannica
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