La voie du Bokator
Un art martial ancien du Cambodge avec frappes, saisies et armes, lié aux guerriers de l’époque d’Angkor. L’UNESCO a reconnu le Kun Lbokator comme patrimoine culturel en 2022.
Le guide complet de cet art est en cours de rédaction.
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Un art martial ancien du Cambodge avec frappes, saisies et armes, lié aux guerriers de l’époque d’Angkor. L’UNESCO a reconnu le Kun Lbokator comme patrimoine culturel en 2022.
Le guide complet de cet art est en cours de rédaction.
Bokator (Kun Lbokator) is an ancient Cambodian martial art; bas-reliefs at Angkor are often linked to its fighting techniques. It uses elbows, knees, strikes, grappling and weapons, and its name is linked to "pounding a lion".
Many masters were killed under the Khmer Rouge, and the art almost disappeared. Grandmaster San Kim Sean revived it in Cambodia in the 2000s, and in 2022 UNESCO listed Kun Lbokator as intangible cultural heritage.
Sources: UNESCO — Kun Lbokator · Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Unknown authorUnknown author · Public domain · Wikimedia Commonshand wrapsSélection sur AmazonVoir sur Amazon →Bokator (Kun Lbokator) is an ancient Cambodian martial art; bas-reliefs at Angkor are often linked to its fighting techniques. It uses elbows, knees, strikes, grappling and weapons, and its name is linked to "pounding a lion".
Many masters were killed under the Khmer Rouge, and the art almost disappeared. Grandmaster San Kim Sean revived it in Cambodia in the 2000s, and in 2022 UNESCO listed Kun Lbokator as intangible cultural heritage.