The Armsman Martial Arts

10/25/2025

08/06/2025

Richard the Lionheart has long been considered the greatest heroic figure in the history of the Christian world. Born as the third son of Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine, he became King of England and ruler of the Angevin Empire at the age of thirty-two, following the deaths of his two elder br...

02/20/2025

Doodles Made by a 6-year-old Boy Named Onfim, from Russia, c. 1240-1260 CE: created nearly 800 years ago, these drawings were scrawled onto the homework/spelling exercises of a little boy in Novgorod
Birch-Bark Document no.200: Onfim began writing the Cyrillic alphabet at the top of this panel, but he then stopped to draw a picture of himself as a warrior on horseback, labeling the figure with his name; the drawing shows him wielding a sword while he impales his enemy with a spear.

11/07/2024

A brilliantly preserved bronze Phrygian winged helmet, dated to the 4th Century BC. It recently sold at auction for £160,000.

08/01/2024

07/25/2024

"I didn't have time for that N**i nonsense, my wife just gave birth, I couldn't let my daughter grow up without a father, and the war was in full swing and I had to protect them, I just twisted the bars and knocked out that N**i, and then released the others. "

Charles Jean Rigoulot, was a French wrestler, weightlifter, race driver and actor.
He drove the entire famous race in Le Mans, won gold in weightlifting at the 1924 Olympics.
On 3 March 1930 Rigoulot became the first man to lift the famed Apollon Railway Wheels, weighing 166 kg.

During World War II, he shot a N**i officer. Which is why he ended up in jail.
A couple of days later, he managed to escape by twisting the iron bars.
He then helped others escape, and then knocked out the man who arrested him. He later became the director of a famous cognac distillery. He died of a heart attack in 1962, and his daughter also participated in the Olympic Games as a skater.