The birthplace of karate is the Ryukyu Kingdom in history (now Ryukyu Islands), and there are different opinions about its origin. One of the most popular sayings in academic circles is that in 1392, the King Tea Capital of Zhongshan in Ryukyu Kingdom sent envoys to pay tribute to the Ming Dynasty in China. Emperor Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty sent thirty-six Fujian surnames to Ryukyu. These immigrants from China established Kumi Village near Naha Port, and brought China's advanced technology to Ryukyu. China Boxing was also introduced to Ryukyu at this time, and combined with the local fighting skills of Ryukyu players, it developed into the embryonic Tang players of karate today. This statement is called "nine meters and thirty-six surnames input theory". However, some people question this statement; It is pointed out that China Boxing was not developed in the early Ming Dynasty, and players from the Tang Dynasty were introduced to Ryukyu in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. 1609, Satsuma of Japan attacked Ryukyu; Later, it turned Ryukyu into its vassal state and implemented a policy of banning weapons against Ryukyu. In order to resist the oppression of Satsuma, the local people learned China Boxing from China, and combined it with the local fighter Ryukyu to form a Tang boxer. This statement was later called "the theory of Keinagar's input" by the Japanese (1609 is the 14th year of Keinagar in Japan).
There is also a saying that karate originated from folk dancers in Ryukyu. Dance is a kind of Ryukyu dance and a martial arts dance for Ryukyu people. Dancers later developed into Ryukyu players by combining China Wushu, and Ryukyu players developed into Tang players and karate. An Heng, an empty-handed scholar, his disciples and Rong Yiren all support this statement.
Judo has a very old history, and it is very complicated to understand its origin. Among the works of various schools of judo. There are all kinds of theories. According to one legend, during the reign of Emperor Chuiren (who ascended the throne in 29 BC), Naomi Su Mi fought a famous battle with Dangmachu Soda. Their fighting is a combination of boxing and wrestling. Since then, some people have absorbed wrestling techniques and developed into a new sumo sport. Others sum up fighting experience in fighting, develop it into jujitsu, and then evolve into judo. According to records, the earliest school was Takeuchi School, which was founded in June of the first year of astronomy (1532). Then, at the end of Chen Feng (about 1590), the Araki School appeared. After the Tokugawa Guang Jia era (1623), there appeared the dream school, the rigid-flexible school, the Jitong school, the straightforward school, the fickle school, the God-in-the-sun school, the ups and downs school and the Sichuan school.
Modern Muay Thai is gradually formed and developed on the basis of ancient Muay Thai. The ancient Thai Boxing came into being in the historical process of long-term war with neighboring countries in the ancient struggle for existence between the ancestors of Thailand and nature. Who created the systematic ancient Muay Thai that formed modern Muay Thai? Ancient Muay Thai evolved from an ancient boxing called "Lan Fan" (also translated as "Ben Nan").