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Encyclopedia > Sarit Sarak

Sarit Sara is a deadly form of martial arts, which is relatively unknown outside of its place of origin - the north east Indian state of Manipur. This form of art was much in vogue with the people of Manipur a few generations back.It was taught much for defending rather than attacking.


This art is rapidly gaining popularity outside Manipur as well.


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Sarit Sara is a deadly form of martial arts, which is relatively unknown outside of its place of origin - the north east Indian state of Manipur.
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The history of Thang - ta and Sarit - Sarak can be traced to the 17th century.
Sarit - Sarak is the technique of fighting against armed or unarmed opponents, but on many occasions there is a combined approach to the training of these martial arts.
The Sarit - Sarak art of unarmed combat, is quite distinct from other martial art forms.
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