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The issue here isn't whether poisons exist - we all know they do and we could no doubt compile a very long list of poisons available to keris owners. The big question is whether there was a tradition of using them on the blades, and how common a tradition it was. So far I don't think anyone has shown that it happened beyond a very limited extent.
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I think this discussion is referring to the video in youtube. The said silat Guru, Mr Azlan Ghanie is still teaching a keris based Silat called Silat Seni Keris Melayu Lok 9, and I happened to be one of his students. Re the poison concoction, so far, I havent got the opportunity to see it my self, and I believe most people also have not. What I heard about this so-called keris dipped into poison, besides from books, is from oral tradition. I guesss I will have to ask Mr Azlan Ghanie himself during our next class on Friday night
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