The Koryo Dynasty which reunified the
The techniques and power of taekkyon martial art grew to
become effective weapons even to kill human beings. In the military, a pattern
of collective practice, called "obyong-subak-hui(5 soldier's taekkyon
play), was introduced so that it might be used in a real war.

Taekwondo explained in the Koryo history book
In the early days of Koryo Dynasty, martial art abilities
were the only required qualifications to become military personnel because the
kingdom utterly needed the national defense capabilities after conquer of the
Especially the kings of Koryo Dynasty were much interested
in "subakhui" (taekkyon contest), making it a compulsory course of
military training. Therefore, subakhui was also popular among the populace
because contests of subakhui were organized wherever a king went out for
inspection tours in the villages. However, the Koryo Dynasty in its latest
years had gunpowder and new types of weapons available at hand, thus slowing
down its support of martial art training.
Therefore, the subakhui remained as the folk games to be
transmitted as such down to the modern
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