Hanthawaddy-thaing

Hanthawaddy-bando-system : (Birm.) In French language, martial system of Hanthawaddy or Bando of Hanthawaddy . Martial system of Burma worked out the shortly after the second world war, by nine experts of Thaing anxious to safeguard Burmese arts of combat. This compilation of Burmese martial arts directed by Ba Than (Gyi) of the Years 1940 with the Years 1960, took the name of Hanthawaddy-bando-system (Hantavadi bando system) in reference to the Hanthawaddy-thaing of the XIXe century. It is the version of most popular Thaing in occident and that which ensign his/her son, Maung Gyi, expatriate in the USA since 1958.

(*) National Bando Association : Association of after war having contributed to the safeguard of Thaing. March 9th, 1946, nine surviving members of the second world war having belonged to Military Athletic Club of Maymyo, found the National Bando Association (NBA.), under the presidency of Ba Than (Gyi). These large experts and teachers of Thaing are the following:

Abehananda Yogi, (Indian),
D.C. Chu, (Chinese),
A.K. Khan (Pakistani),
Zaw Min, (Burmese),
Guruji G. Bahadur, (Gurkha, ex president of Military Athletic Club),
Ba Saw, (Karen),
Duna Daung, (Kachin),
Mein Its Boji, (Arakanais),
Ba Than (Gyi), (Burmese).

Internal bonds

See too

Ba Than (Gyi), Manual off the Bando disciplines , National Bando Association, Burma, 1946-68
Maung Gyi, Bando, philosophy, principles and practice , STI edition, 2000
Maung Gyi, Burmese bando boxing , ED. R.Maxwell, Understanding Baltimore, 1978
Gift F.Draeger and Robert W.Smith, Asian Fighting arts , E. Kodansha, Tokyo, 1969
Zoran Rebac, Traditional burmese boxing , ED. Paladin Near, Boulder, 2003

External bonds

National committee of Bando and Burmese Boxing of the FFMDA - a mine of information on an effective discipline multimillénaire and hyper - person in charge Jean-Roger Callière
Federation of North America de Bando (the USA)

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