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Muay Boran is the other name of the ancient Thai boxing. It is a traditional form of Muay Thai still taught and practiced in Thailand. Muay Boran still practiced and taught in order to preserve the techniques of boxing Muay Thai history before the introduction of formal rules and the introduction of gloves in the 1930's. Muay Boran is the ancestor of modern Muay Thai boxing. Most of the Acts of Muay Boran are already extinct, many of the original records of Thailand on this fascinating subject were destroyed in the looting of Ayuddhaya in 1767 and other lost in the mists of time.

The late Arjarn Buddhai Swan Messamarn Samai Institute in Thailand was able to make a study of the Thai empty hand system with the limited resources available in Thailand. This research also took him to Burma, where he was able to gain access to historical records on the subject of conjoined systems of war. With this information and the thorough investigation in Thailand, Arjarn Samai was able to document and confirm 60 Awudt Muay Boran techniques and fighting methods. Only two records of the techniques, hand-painted on parchment now exist. Arjarn son of Shammai Arjarn Messamarn Werayut recently visited England bringing with him one of these unique documents.

It is believed that the twins had their own fighting styles, each kingdom a different style. These fighting systems have clearly evolved over hundreds of years and have been known under many different names, such as, "Thai Arwut" (ie, weapons of Thailand), "Pahuyut" (the armed struggle, disarmed). Much later, end of period Ayuthaya, or around the beginning of the Thonburi

Teaching Ancient Muay Thai "Period after a long history of struggle against the Burmese King Phra Thaksin "The Great" finally pushed all invaders from the kingdoms of Siam and with this the Chakri dynasty began. Chakri dynasty with King Rama I on the throne, marked a time when nearly all the kingdoms of Siam joined together to become the country we know today as Thailand. At the end of the decade to 1700, with wars against invaders over, fighters began to compete locally and often in front of the king to see who had the best style. Most people recognize this period in history of Muay Thai as fighters used to wrap their hands in cotton thread.

Today, people refers to this style of fighting (during this period) as "Muay KAAD Chuak", although at the time, this is not the term people use. "Muay KAAD Chuak "began to decline around the 1920's, ending in 1929 with a death in the ring. Although the government of the time prohibited this style of fighting (with wrapped hands) people still practice the arts and fight underground. Finally, the introduction of standards, and provide better protection of combatants, competition became safer, and the sport of Muay Thai was born. Here are some details of the techniques used: Technique 6 (Buddhai Swan) – The boxer grabs the opponent's neck twisting him from side to side, and then throw a knee in the opponent's body, finally the boxer will push the opponent away finishing with a high kick into the opponent's neck.

To clarify, the name attention to the technique generally refers to an action within that technique, not necessarily all the technique and even the end result, but for example the action of breaking (hak) the neck (KOR) in Korean Hak Erawan or the action of presenting or offering something in Hanuman Wen Tawai. Of the 60 main techniques in the Swan Buddhai program there are other minor techniques plus many variations and additional moves that can are consequence of the main techniques. A good example is the technique "GAA JIK KAI" translated Crow pecks the egg which is basically fast jabs the opponent's face, but the vaccine could choose any technique, such as missing the whole year (Daet), front kick (TEEP), right uppercut (kwaa hook) and many others.

In addition to the Swan Buddhai techniques, which have uncovered at least another 60 different techniques from various sources, including Field Yodthong Arjarn of Sityodthong, Panya Arjarn Kraitus author of "Muay Thai Most Distinguished Art of Fighting", the late Khun Bunyuen Suvanatdha former head of the Association Amateur Muay Thai of Thailand and Kru Lang Sitpralang in Ayuddhaya field.

The discovery of Muay Boran in the West has led us on a journey through time. Sport Modern Muay Thai has been established here for nearly 30 years, now we are moving back and found that the time before sport when contests fought for honor and freedom. This is just an eye blink of time before reaching our final destination and find the mother of the Thai martial arts – Krabi Krabong.

This article contains information on the ancient Muay Thai and some of its collected facts.
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