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E-raamat: Bubishi: The Classic Manual of Combat

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 20-Dec-2011
  • Kirjastus: Tuttle Publishing
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781462903566
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Treasured for centuries by karate's top masters, Bubishi is a classic Chinese work on philosophy, strategy, medicine and technique as they relate to the martial arts. Referred to as "the bible of karate" by the famous master Chojun Miyagi, for hundreds of years the Bubishi was a secret text passed from master to student in China and later in Okinawa. No other classic work has had as dramatic an impact on the shaping and development of karate: all of karate's legendary masters have studied it, applied its teachings or copied passages from it.

This beautiful new hardcover edition features over 250 line drawings, photographs and calligraphy throughout. Along with additional commentary and a new foreword from Patrick McCarthy, the first person to translate the Bubishi into English, this book is an excellent addition to anyone's library.


Treasured for centuries by karate's top masters, The Bubishi is a classic Chinese work on martial arts
Acknowledgments 9(2)
Preface 11(40)
Introduction 51(4)
Part One: History and Philosophy
The Impact of the Bubishi on Modern Karate-do
55(6)
Possible Origins of the Bubishi in China
61(5)
The Two Bubishi
63(3)
Transmission of the Bubishi
66(11)
The History of Karate-do
77(8)
Theories on the Development of Karate before The Twentieth Century
78(1)
Indigenous and Japanese Influences Prior to the Fourteenth Century
78(2)
Chinese Influences on the Development of Karate-do
80(2)
The Pechin in Okinawan Society
82(1)
The Satsuma Invasion
83(2)
History of Karate-do from the Meiji Era
85(27)
Ryukyu Kempo Karate-jutsu
86(1)
Japanization of Karate
87(1)
The Dai Nippon Butokukai
88(1)
The Kara of Karate-do
89(1)
Okinawan Dynasties
90(4)
``Itosu's Ten Articles''
94(3)
Articles on History and Philosophy
Origins of White Crane Gongfu
97(5)
Master Wang Reveals His Secrets
102(1)
Advice on Correct Etiquette
102(1)
Philosophy
103(1)
Master Wang's Observations on Monk Fist Boxing
104(1)
The Guardian Deity Jiu Tian Feng Huo Yuan San Tian Dou
105(7)
Part Two: Chinese Medicine and Herbal Pharmacology
Meridian Channels in Chinese Medicine
112(2)
Examples of Herbal Medicine
114(1)
Effects of Herbal Medicine
115(28)
Articles on Chinese Medicine and Herbal Pharmacology
Prescriptions and Medicinal Poems
117(2)
Twelve-Hour Theory Recuperative Herbal Prescriptions
119(2)
A Physician's Treatment for Twelve-Hour Injuries
121(3)
Four Incurable Diseases
124(1)
Effective ``Twelve-Hour Herbal'' Prescriptions to Improve Blood Circulation for Shichen-Related Injuries
125(2)
Twelve-Hour Green Herbal Remedies
127(1)
Crystal Statue Diagram
128(1)
Shaolin Herbal Medicine and Injuries Diagram
129(1)
Valuable Ointment for Treating Weapon Wounds and Chronic Head Pain
130(1)
Ointments, Medicines, and Pills
131(12)
Part Three: The Vital Points
The Bronze Man Statue
143(2)
The Fobidden Vital points
145(3)
Vital Point Analysis
148(1)
The Thirty-Six Vital Points
149(16)
The Secrets of Wudang Boxing
165(22)
Articles on Vital Points
Discussions on Seizing and Striking Veins and Tendons Using the Hard Fist Method
171(1)
Twelve-Hour Vital Points Revealed
172(2)
Seven Restricted Locations
174(2)
Delayed Death Touch Twelve-Hour Diagrams
176(6)
Bronze Man Statue
182(5)
Part Four: Fighting Techniques
Strategy and Technique in the Bubishi
187(1)
Gongfu Quan
187(1)
QinNa
188(1)
Capsule History of Fujian Gongfu Styles
189(1)
Jumping Crane (Zonghe quan)
189(1)
Whooping Crane (Minghe Quan)
190(1)
Sleeping Crane (Suhe Quan)
190(1)
Feeding Crane (Shihe Quan)
190(1)
Flying Crane (Feihe Quan)
190(1)
Monk Fist (Luohan Quan)
191(44)
Articles on Fighting Techniques
Four Quan of Monk Fist Boxing
193(3)
Nepai Quan
196(1)
The Eight Precepts of Quanfa
197(1)
The Principles of Ancient Law
197(1)
Maxims of Sun Zi
198(1)
Grappling an Escapes
198(2)
Six Ji Hands of the Shaolin Style
200(2)
Zheng's Twenty-Four Iron Hand Applications and White Monkey Style
202(1)
Eighteen Scholars White Crane Fist and Black Tiger Style Fifty-Four Step Quan
203(1)
The Forty-Eight Self-Defense Diagrams
204(26)
Shaolin Hand and Foot, Muscle and Bone Training Postures
230(5)
Conclusion 235(2)
Bibliography 237(4)
List of chinese and Japanese Terms 241(6)
Index 247
Karate historian and authority Patrick McCarthy has spent over twenty years researching and studying the Bubishi and the arts associated with it. He is also the author of Ancient Okinawan Martial Art volumes 1 and 2.