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Yvesdelyle: Adding external links to period manuals for fencing

2015-01-06T23:37:13Z

Adding external links to period manuals for fencing

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	* [[Martial art]]s		* [[Martial art]]s
	* [[Martial sport]]s		* [[Martial sport]]s

			==External Links==
			* [http://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Treatises Wiktenauer] as have a large collection of period manuals.
			*The [http://www.middleages.hu/english/martialarts/treatise_database.php Treatise database] for Martial Arts Reconstruction has a large collection of period manuals with links to source documentation.
			* The ARMA's collection of [http://www.thearma.org/manuals.htm#.VKxwhyuUf2E Historical Manuals] some of which are only available for members of the ARMA.

	[[category:western martial arts]]		[[category:western martial arts]]

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Masters

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	*Hans [[Talhoffer]], [[15th century]]		*Hans [[Talhoffer]], [[15th century]]
	*Giacomo di Grassi, 16th century?		*Giacomo di Grassi, 16th century?
	*Fiore dei Liberi, [[15th century]]		*[[Fiore]] dei Liberi, [[15th century]]
	*[[George Silver]], [[16th century\|16th]] and [[17th century]]		*[[George Silver]], [[16th century\|16th]] and [[17th century]]
	*Camillo Agrippa [[16th century]]		*Camillo Agrippa [[16th century]]

User 144 at 04:05, 11 February 2007

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	A '''fechtbuch''' is a term used to describe fencing manuals from the [[middle ages]] and [[renaissance]] [[period]]s. The term is [[Germany\|German]] ~~meaning~~ ''combat manual'' (lit. ''fight book'') ~~and~~ can also mean only [[Germany\|German]] martial works from the [[15th century\|15th]] and [[16th century]].		A '''fechtbuch''' is a term used to describe fencing manuals from the [[middle ages]] and [[renaissance]] [[period]]s. The term is [[Germany\|German]] and means ''combat manual'' (lit. ''fight book'') although is can also be applied to mean only [[Germany\|German]] martial works from the [[15th century\|15th]] and [[16th century]].

	A number of surviving fechtbucher survive today and a growing movement amongst historical martial arts enthusiasts are studying the works and re-learning the fighting techniques of their forebears.		A number of surviving fechtbucher survive today and a growing movement amongst [[western martial arts\|historical martial arts]] enthusiasts are studying the works and re-learning the fighting techniques of their forebears.

	Fechtbucher were often written in cryptic terms so that students familar with the basics would be able to expand their knowledge. Some are devoid of text and many discuss philosophical matters in regard to the fighting arts.		Fechtbucher were often written in cryptic terms so that students familar with the basics would be able to expand their knowledge. Some are devoid of text and many discuss philosophical matters in regard to the fighting arts.
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	*Secrets of German Medieval Swordsmanship, "Christian Henry Tobler''. [[15th century]] [[longsword]]		*Secrets of German Medieval Swordsmanship, "Christian Henry Tobler''. [[15th century]] [[longsword]]

			==Internal Links==
			* [[Historical swordfighting]]
			* [[Western martial arts]]
			* [[Martial art]]s
			* [[Martial sport]]s
	[[category:western martial arts]]		[[category:western martial arts]]

User 144 at 21:32, 3 February 2007

2007-02-03T21:32:36Z

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	*The [[von Danzig]] Fechtbuch ''1452''		*The [[von Danzig]] Fechtbuch ''1452''
	*Paulus Kal ''1450-1500''		*Paulus Kal ''1450-1500''
	*Hans Talhoffer ''1459, 1467''		*Hans [[Talhoffer]] ''1459, 1467''
	*De Arte Gladiatoria Dimicandi ''1482-1487''		*De Arte Gladiatoria Dimicandi ''1482-1487''
	*Hans von Speyer ''1491''		*Hans von Speyer ''1491''

User 144 at 14:12, 24 January 2007

2007-01-24T14:12:56Z

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	*Le Jeu de la Hache ''1400''		*Le Jeu de la Hache ''1400''
	*Flos Duellatorum, ''1409-1410''		*Flos Duellatorum, ''1409-1410''
	*~~Ringgeck~~'s Fechtbuch ''c.1440''		*[[Ringeck]]'s Fechtbuch ''c.1440''
	*Jud Lew ''c.1440''		*Jud Lew ''c.1440''
	*The von Danzig Fechtbuch ''1452''		*The [[von Danzig]] Fechtbuch ''1452''
	*Paulus Kal ''1450-1500''		*Paulus Kal ''1450-1500''
	*Hans Talhoffer ''1459, 1467''		*Hans Talhoffer ''1459, 1467''

User 144 at 09:18, 7 September 2006

2006-09-07T09:18:36Z

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	Fechtbucher were often written in cryptic terms so that students familar with the basics would be able to expand their knowledge. Some are devoid of text and many discuss philosophical matters in regard to the fighting arts.		Fechtbucher were often written in cryptic terms so that students familar with the basics would be able to expand their knowledge. Some are devoid of text and many discuss philosophical matters in regard to the fighting arts.

	Fechtbucher cover not only the use of the [[arming sword]] and [[longsword]] but also [[spear]], [[axe]], [[halberd]], [[rapier]], [[dagger]] and ~~also~~ others besides.		Fechtbucher cover not only the use of the [[arming sword]] and [[longsword]] but also [[spear]], [[axe]], [[halberd]], [[rapier]], [[dagger]] and others besides.

	== Fechtbucher ==		== Fechtbucher ==

User 144: /* Masters */

2006-09-07T09:16:13Z

Masters

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	== Masters ==		== Masters ==
	A selection of fencing ~~masters~~ of particular fame who have work attributed to them.		A selection of [[fencing master]]s of particular fame who have work attributed to them.

	*Johannes [[Liechtenauer]], [[14th century]]		*Johannes [[Liechtenauer]], [[14th century]]

User 144 at 08:10, 1 June 2006

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	*De Arte Gladiatoria Dimicandi ''1482-1487''		*De Arte Gladiatoria Dimicandi ''1482-1487''
	*Hans von Speyer ''1491''		*Hans von Speyer ''1491''
	*Paradoxes of Defence ''1499''		*Paradoxes of Defence ''1499''
	*Joachim Meyer ''1570''		*Joachim Meyer ''1570''
	*Arte Dell' Armi ''1568''		*Arte Dell' Armi ''1568''
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	*Medieval Sword and Shield, ''Paul Wagner and Stephen Hand''. [[13th century\|13th]] or early [[14th century]] [[arming sword]] and [[buckler]] using [[I.33]].		*Medieval Sword and Shield, ''Paul Wagner and Stephen Hand''. [[13th century\|13th]] or early [[14th century]] [[arming sword]] and [[buckler]] using [[I.33]].
	*The Medieval Art of Swordsmanship, "Jeffrey L. Forgeng''. A fascimile of [[I.33]]. [[13th century\|13th]] or early [[14th century]] [[arming sword]] and [[buckler]].		*The Medieval Art of Swordsmanship, "Jeffrey L. Forgeng''. A fascimile of [[I.33]]. [[13th century\|13th]] or early [[14th century]] [[arming sword]] and [[buckler]].
	*Fighting with the German Longsword, ''~~Chritian~~ Henry Tobler''. [[15th century]] [[longsword]]		*Fighting with the German Longsword, ''Christian Henry Tobler''. [[15th century]] [[longsword]]
	*Secrets of German Medieval Swordsmanship, "Christian Henry Tobler''. [[15th century]] [[longsword]]		*Secrets of German Medieval Swordsmanship, "Christian Henry Tobler''. [[15th century]] [[longsword]]

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2006-05-04T11:45:05Z

Masters

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	A selection of fencing masters of particular fame who have work attributed to them.		A selection of fencing masters of particular fame who have work attributed to them.

	*Johannes [[~~Liechtenaur~~]], [[14th century]]		*Johannes [[Liechtenauer]], [[14th century]]
	*Hans [[Talhoffer]], [[15th century]]		*Hans [[Talhoffer]], [[15th century]]
	*Giacomo di Grassi, 16th century?		*Giacomo di Grassi, 16th century?

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2006-05-04T11:44:28Z

Masters

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	*Giacomo di Grassi, 16th century?		*Giacomo di Grassi, 16th century?
	*Fiore dei Liberi, [[15th century]]		*Fiore dei Liberi, [[15th century]]
	*~~Geoge~~ Silver, [[16th century\|16th]] and [[17th century]]		*[[George Silver]], [[16th century\|16th]] and [[17th century]]
	*Camillo Agrippa [[16th century]]		*Camillo Agrippa [[16th century]]
	*Vincentio Saviolo [[16th century]]		*Vincentio Saviolo [[16th century]]