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Originally posted by cuauhtemoc1496 View Post
Miyamoto Musashi was in few words, a badass mother ***er. He was a samurai born about 1580/84 they don't know for sure. He was involved in over 60 personal duels where he killed every single one of his opponents. He was also involved in 3 major battles in ancient Japan where he killed many more men. He was a master swordsman and towards the end of his life he wrote this book.
He had his first duel when he was 13, here's a short account of it:
It is separated into 5 chapters or "Rings": The Earth, The Water, The Fire, The Wind and The Emptiness or The Void.
He wrote the book when he was in his 60's and died shortly after writing it and it speaks on the spiritual and physical connection about combat, death, life, strategy, tactics, and philosophy of combat and overcoming anything in life.
If you are into boxing, marital arts or just like to read about the strength of the spiritual and mind, it's a must read.
It's considered a literary masterpiece and one of the greatest works to come out of Japan. Something you will read over and over.
Wasn't he the one who always fought with a Katana in one hand and a Wakizashi in the other ..... he was a serious badass Samurai.
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Originally posted by arraamis View Post
Wasn't he the one who always fought with a Katana in one hand and a Wakizashi in the other ..... he was a serious badass Samurai.
Dude was a serious badass......
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Originally posted by Makavelli View Postwho would win?
300 samurais or 300 spartans
Samurai dedicated their lives to war for over a millennium. All they did was study the tactics of war and how to live your life with discipline.
Plus, the Samurai weaponry was so far ahead of anything the Spartans had it's not funny. Samurai had steel weapons, armor and were masters in multiple Martial Arts.
Samurai > Spartans
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Originally posted by cuauhtemoc1496 View PostNot even close, 300 Samurai.
Samurai dedicated their lives to war for over a millennium. All they did was study the tactics of war and how to live your life with discipline.
Plus, the Samurai weaponry was so far ahead of anything the Spartans had it's not funny. Samurai had steel weapons, armor and were masters in multiple Martial Arts.
Samurai > Spartans
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Originally posted by cuauhtemoc1496 View PostNot even close, 300 Samurai.
Samurai dedicated their lives to war for over a millennium. All they did was study the tactics of war and how to live your life with discipline.
Plus, the Samurai weaponry was so far ahead of anything the Spartans had it's not funny. Samurai had steel weapons, armor and were masters in multiple Martial Arts.
Samurai > Spartans
And after all these years, this beautiful sport remained.
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