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    schema:alternateName "Liechtenauer tradition"@en, "Art of Fencing"@en, "German school of fencing"@en ;
    schema:description "The German school of the longsword and related weapons, wrestling and dagger, in and out of armour, taught in the Holy Roman Empire from the late fourteenth to the seventeenth century in the tradition of Johannes Liechtenauer. His students kept his teaching in cryptic verses (the Zettel), which later masters glossed; Paulus Kal listed seventeen masters of the \"Society of Liechtenauer\". The guilds of the Marxbrüder and Federfechter examined masters, and Joachim Meyer's 1570 book is its last great summary."@en ;
    schema:keywords "fencing", "historical-european-martial-arts", "longsword", "kunst-des-fechtens" ;
    schema:name "Kunst des Fechtens"@de, "Kunst des Fechtens"@en ;
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    ns2:researchNote "The founder entry follows Green and Svinth. The Pol Hausbuch (quoted in en Wikipedia) says Liechtenauer did not invent the art; Green and Svinth say he synthesised the teachings of the masters he trained with into a new method." ;
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    ns2:quotation "Tradition has it that he gathered a circle of students, to whom he taught his art, simply known as Kunst des Fechtens (Art of Fencing), and from whom derives nearly the entire record of German martial arts for the next two centuries." ;
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    ns2:quotation "The German school of fencing (Deutsche Schule; Kunst des Fechtens) is a system of combat taught in the Holy Roman Empire during the Late Medieval, German Renaissance, and early modern periods." ;
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    ns2:quotation "Master Liechtenauer learnt and mastered [the art of the sword] in a thorough and rightful way, but he did not invent it or make it up himself" ;
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    ns2:quotation "Hans Liechtenauer, the fourteenth-century founder of the most extensively documented school of medieval martial arts, built his art of swordsmanship around four principal guards or stances from which the swordsman could launch any attack or defense." ;
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