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Old 23rd February 2019, 12:16 PM   #11
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Ruler Maharaja Kumar Isri Singh in a pool of water, bare-chested, and in hand-to-hand combat with a crocodile. He has just plunged his katar into the creature, which has evidently been caught by surprise while eating.
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Thank you very much.

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It is known that Ibn Battuta, an Algerian travelling in India in the 14th century, described an attack with a katar ..
It is very interesting to study what kind of daggers were called "katar" in India. I did it. But not from secondary sources.

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(Dr Tobias Capwell).
(Dr. Jorge Caravana)
(Rainer Daehnhardt)
(E. Jaiwant Paul)
(Cameron Stone)
(Shirayan Vajramutthii Yuddha Shastra)
Excellent research. Thank you, it's not just an empty talk. I very respect it.

But who are these people? Among them are travelers in India in the 16-18 centuries?

P.S. How is nice when you can believe everything that is written in book or spoken on TV. But in the case of East it is.... the wrong way.

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