Kalaripayattu (sometimes shortened as Kalari) is an Indian martial arts and fighting system that originated in Kerala and practiced by warriors of Kerala. There is a mention about Tulunadan Kalari in the Northern ballads of chekavar in Malabar. In Kerala, the warriors belonged to all castes.[1] It is considered by some to be the oldest martial art still in existence, with its origin dating back to the 3rd century BCE.[2] Although Kalaripayattu is called The Mother Of All Martial Arts[3], it is factually incorrect since historical evidence points to the origin of martial arts at multiple locations in the world, much earlier than Kalaripayattu.Angampora in Sri Lanka has close connection with Kalari.
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