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Kukri — ciężki zakrzywiony nepalski nóż używany zarówno jako broń sieczna, jak i jako narzędzie do codziennej pracy. Stanowi część uzbrojenia Gurkhów . Dla wielu ludzi bardziej znany jako nóż Gurkhów. Większość kukri jest wyrabiana ręcznie.
download Download free PDF. View PDF chevron_right. Kaida of the Khukuri (Kukri) Knife. vk kunwor. The following paper explores the unique history, tradition and culture of the Gurkhas focusing on their knife, the Khukuri, often called Kukri. The relationship between the Gurkhas and Khukuri, its use in Gurkha culture, tradition and history.
Each Knife is listed with title and a short informative text, in total 42 Kukri knifes. “The kukri is at the very heart of the tradition and culture of Nepal, and, as a very good friend or deadly foe, it mirrors the duality of human nature and the nature of mankind.” – Bob Crew, Gurkhas at War, 2004. 1 1. Tulwar‐Kora Handle Kukri.
This document summarizes descriptions of the kukri (Gurkha knife) from various sources between 1793 and 2014. It begins with 3 early descriptions from 1793, 1811, and 1826. Colonel Kirkpatrick in 1793 described the kukri as being used by Nepalese for cutting branches and clearing roads.
A khukuri /kukri is a basic and simple knife-cum-tool and requires no real skill or practice to use or handle. Even so, the objective of this page is to share some few simple techniques that will help you use this trusted tool more effectively and efficiently.
The focus of this article is firstly to examine some aspects of the Kukri (Khukuri) in relation to Col. Kirkpatrick´s mission to Nepal (Nepaul) in 1793. In doing this I´ll attempt to place it in a historical context and briefly discuss the Kukri`s meaning in Nepal. given is taken from his work published in 1811.
Kukri — ciężki zakrzywiony nepalski nóż używany zarówno jako broń sieczna, jak i jako narzędzie do codziennej pracy. Stanowi część uzbrojenia Gurkhów . Dla wielu ludzi bardziej znany jako nóż Gurkhów.
