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MAA-I meet AMAROK,



                                    the Hun-Turks war art














































                 he term AMAROK “Alpağutnung Mengü  this lone warrior, he bring the spiritual fighting
            TAzRak Oğuz Köreşi” is not directly linked to  with the weapon and weaponless fighting together.
             an Old Hun-Turks arts of war. AMAROK is a newly
             developed martial art and based on the cultural  The Alpağut was a chosen warrior who was trai-
             roots of the Old Hun-Turks history and traditions,  ned by important shamans and who is under his
             as well as on teachings of teñrism (shamanism). It  ancestor’s protection. His way of living did not only
             represents a collection of the pre-Islamic history  consist of earthly nature but also allowed him to
             of the Old Hun-Turks, with regards to contents of  enter the spiritual worlds of ghosts and totem. This
             the way of life of the formerly chosen lone moun- is why Alpağut does not wear any protective equi-
             ted warriors called “Alpağut“. After many years of  pment, as he fears no danger that may harm him.
             research about the lone warrior’s way of life, the  This uniqueness submitted him only to the Khan’s
             founder Grandmaster Hakan Haslaman (called  command, which is his mission as long as he li-
             first Khan of AMAROK), decided to revive the tra- ves and he is not permitted to die without having
             dition of Alpağut in a modern martial art under the  achieved his task. Due to this requirement, just a
             name AMAROK. By becoming a shaman himself  few warriors in the history were considered to fulfil
             and safe the Hun-Turks ancestor’s culture and tra-  this task by proving unconditional loyalty.
             ditions line out AMAROKS philosophy by revive

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