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หนุมานถวายแหวน · hanuman thawai waen

Hanuman presents the ring

The Ramayana is a Sanskrit language Hindu epic attributed to Valmiki, whose first redaction is dated between 5th-century to 4th-century BCE (see J. L. Brockington        Academic The Sanskrit Epics, pMs Sarah Welch · CC BY-SA 4.0
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Out of the epicWhat it points at
In Thaiหนุมานถวายแหวน
RTGShanuman thawai waen
What the name saysHanuman presents the ring
What it points atHanuman
What it doesBoth fists driven up into the chin from below, together.

What it is

The only technique named by three of the four regional schools as well as by the standard list. If anything in the curriculum is bedrock, it is this one.

The long version

In the Ramakien, Hanuman crosses the ocean to Lanka and finds Sida in the garden, and hands her Rama's ring so she will believe he was sent. He kneels and holds it up with both hands. That gesture — both hands rising together, palms up, to the height of another person's face — is the technique.

Korat's older list names four more Hanuman techniques: he parts the waves, he carries the lord, he pulls up the stump.

Connected to

Named here by

Where each claim comes from
FieldTierSourceNote
defaultcitedแม่ไม้มวยไทย — the fifteen and the fifteen, at revision 13177866 — Wikipedia (th)
move.glossinferencethis project's translation
move.refersinferencethis project's classification of what the name points at
text_thinferencewritten in Thai by this project, not machine-translated

Sources

cited Cited — a named source, linked · harvested Harvested — fetched from an open dataset, with its licence · tradition Tradition — general knowledge of the tradition, hedged · inference Inference — this project's own reasoning from the above · field Field — someone stood there

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