- The
Muyesinbo (Korean: 무예신보; lit. New
Compendium of
Martial Arts;
alternatively Muyeshinbo) is a
Korean martial arts
manual published in 1759. The book...
- of
sword and a
style of swordsmanship. The term was
introduced in the
Muyesinbo of 1759, and the
system was
supposedly a
creation of
Crown Prince Sado...
- for use in
horseback were added. The
latter techniques are
called Masang woldo (마상월도, 馬上月刀)
Hyeopdo Joseon Army Mu****obotongji
Muyejebo Muyesinbo v t e...
- the
Joseon army and is
first mentioned in a
martial arts
manual called Muyesinbo. The
weapon was
inspired by the farmer's
flail to
thresh rice with. In...
-
gichang (Korean: 기창) is a
Korean weapon which is
first described in the
Muyesinbo, a
Korean martial arts
manual published in 1759. It
later also
found its...
- stabbing. The techniques, with 14
basic stances, were
first published in the
Muyesinbo, a
martial arts
manual from the
Joseon Dynasty.
Korean sword v t e v t...
-
Muyejebo Seokjib and in 1759, the book was
revised and
published at the
Muyesinbo (무예신보; 武藝新譜). In 1895,
Emperor Gojong invited 40
sword masters from ****an...
- the
Muyesinbo.
Learning the
Muyesinbo was
considered impossible without starting martial arts
training at a
young age. (Currently, the
Muyesinbo are designated...
- spear), is a
Korean weapon. The
jukjangchang is
first mentioned in the
Muyesinbo (1759). The
spear was made from
bamboo and is
about 4.2 m (14 ft) long...
-
Muyejebo (1610)
based on Qi Jiguang's Ji Xiao Xin Shu, and in the revisions,
Muyesinbo (1759) and Mu****obotongji (1790). The Mu****obotongji also
describes standard...
