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==Tek-Vothiam (the physical aspect of Ir-Vothiam)== | ==Tek-Vothiam (the physical aspect of Ir-Vothiam)== | ||
Tek-Vothiam involves two branches which must be simultaneously mastered: the individual practice known generally as [[Invoth]] and a grappling-based close-combat discipline known as [[Exvoth]]. | [[Tek-Vothiam]] involves two branches which must be simultaneously mastered: the individual practice known generally as [[Invoth]] and a grappling-based close-combat discipline known as [[Exvoth]]. | ||
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This style is the most recognizable by those outside of Jin culture. It is a modified tradition developed through diplomacy, as those of the Ark shared with their newfound allies of Scatterhome. Combining aspects of the other traditions, it is a very basic introduction to Ir-Vothiam that true practitioners would equate to learning the alphabet rather than composing poetry. | This style is the most recognizable by those outside of Jin culture. It is a modified tradition developed through diplomacy, as those of the Ark shared with their newfound allies of Scatterhome. Combining aspects of the other traditions, it is a very basic introduction to Ir-Vothiam that true practitioners would equate to learning the alphabet rather than composing poetry. | ||
====Tu'an | ====[[Tu'an]]==== | ||
This is the term used for specific transitions between vozhen, which teach application or choreographic technical displays. | This is the term used for specific transitions between vozhen, which teach application or choreographic technical displays. Traditional Jin theater performances tend to meld the retelling of historical stories, with the beautiful movements of Tek-Vothiam. | ||
'''[[Ir-Enzhi]]''' <br/> | '''[[Ir-Enzhi]]''' <br/> | ||