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Kbach kun dambong veng (Khmer: ក្បាច់គុណដំបងវែង) is the term for a Cambodian martial art based on the long staff. The term "dambong" means "staff" in the Khmer language and the term "veng" means "long". Translated literally it means "the art/martial skill of the long staff." The term is also used in the phrase "land of the lost staff", Battambang. In the town of Battambang there is a big statue of 'Grandfather Dambong' holding the lost staff. It is based on different mae(s) which can be imagined as a Khmer version of kata(s).
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East Asia: Gun (Chinese) · Bojutsu (Japanese, Okinawan) · Hanbojutsu (Japanese) · Jojutsu (Japanese) · Tanjojutsu (Japanese)
South & Southeast Asia: Eskrima (Filipino) · Dambong-Veng (Cambodia} · Gatka (Sikh) · Lathi (India) Kalarippayattu · Silambam (Tamil) · Silat
Latin America: Juego del Garrote (Venezuela) · Bajan (Barbados) · Calinda (Trinidad)
Europe: Bata (Irish) · Bâton (French) · La canne (French) · Jogo do Pau (Portuguese) · Quarterstaff (English) · Singlestick (British)
Africa: Dambe (Hausa) · Istunka (Somali) · Juego del Palo (Canarian) · Nguni (South Africa) · Nuba · Surma
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