The History of Karate-Do
Karate-Do
Karate is known as a character-building and health-promoting martial art.
It is a Way of Life that is humility, compassion and love.
Karate has been developed over centuries.
It has many founder and developer.
It is a common belief that Karate is a Japanese martial art.
In truth, It has descended from the some version of martial arts such as Okinawan Karate.
Today, millions of people study Karate in the worldwide.
It is considered by many as the best martial art available.
It is suitable for people of all ages, gender, ability and body types.
The techniques promote not only fighting ability, but also good health and longevity of life.
A Gentleman First
The ultimate aim is not victory, but it is the perfection of the character.
It was not called Karate at that time in Okinawa.
It was referred to as TE or Bushi.
TE means a hand.
In Okinawan, the term of Bushi referred to a Gentleman Warrior, the one who was an expert in TE.
The Bushi also was known the man who could have taken the weapons of the samurai to use against them.
The main purpose of the Okinawan martial art is to be a gentleman first and a warrior second.
So, according to Karate masters the main principle is that do not attack first.
In order to understand The History of Karate-Do the following names should be tracked;
• Bodhidharma
• Vajramushti
• Kung Fu
• TE (Hand) or TODE (Chinese Hand)
• Bushi (Martial Artist, Gentleman Warrior)
• Karate
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