Peralta, (1702) Francisco Lórenz de Rada, (1705) Nicolás Rodrigo Noveli, (1731) Manuel Antonio de Brea, (1805) Jaime Mereló y Casademunt, (1862) Historical Asian martial arts Some texts on unarmed combat survive from Han China (c. 1st century). A list of wrestling techniques is contained in the Malla Purana of 13th-century Gujarat, India. The Chinese Jixiao Xinshu dates to the 1560s. The Korean Muyejebo dates to 1598, the Muyedobotongji dates to 1790. The Japanese The Book of Five Rings dates to 1645. See also German school of fencing Martial arts timeline References External links Wiktenauer: A Wiki database dedicated to the masters, manuals, and techniques of Historical European Martial Arts hosted by the HEMA Alliance THE ARMARIUM: Online Historical Fencing Manuals & Texts of the Doctrina Armorum by The Association for Renaissance Martial Arts (ARMA) Online Library of Historical Fencing Treatises hosted by the Academy of European Medieval Martial Arts (AEMMA) Genealogy of the German "Fechtbücher" hosted by the Academy of European Medieval Martial Arts (AEMMA) Destreza Translation & Research Project