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The philosophy of Kvejardaar is based around the concept of the four elements. Only when the four base principles are in harmony, can one truly master the art. | The philosophy of Kvejardaar is based around the concept of the four elements. Only when the four base principles are in harmony, can one truly master the art. | ||
[[Category:Martial arts]] [[Category:Bavkirak]] [[Category:Culture of Boroso]] | |||
Latest revision as of 23:05, 26 October 2021
| Nicknames | Four-Hand "Kvetar" |
|---|---|
| Tournament | 1426 |
| Characteristics | |
| Contact | Yes (Limited/Semi/Full) |
| Team members | No |
| Mixed gender | Yes, depending on the league |
| Type | Outdoor or Indoor |
| Presence | |
| Country or region | Northern Boroso |
Kvejardaar or "Weapon of Four Arms (gauntlets)" is a martial art which originates from the Bavkir region. Originally adapted as a tool to bolster the strength of a tribe's fighting militia, it eventually was codified into the imperial military training doctrine.
History
Practice
Sport
In War
Philosophy
The philosophy of Kvejardaar is based around the concept of the four elements. Only when the four base principles are in harmony, can one truly master the art.