Of bolo rush & bolomen

KuKulzA28 · 23rd April 2009, 08:54 PM

Heroic people on both sides of the conflicts, that's for sure...

Was Samar a major hotbed of resistance? If so, how was it compared to... say Luzon or the Moros?

This is slightly off topic, but...
The "Talibon" was widely used in Samar if I'm not mistaken... and the "Sansibar" in Leyte... Pulahans were said to have used Talibons. However the Pulahan-Derobio eskrima group (claims to have martial arts from the Pulahan fighters) has "sansibars" as their principle bolos. What does that mean? Means different bolos used by the Pulahan? Means different bolos developed by the Waray-waray people of both islands?

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23rd April 2009, 08:54 PM	#20
KuKulzA28 Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: between work and sleep Posts: 731	Heroic people on both sides of the conflicts, that's for sure... Was Samar a major hotbed of resistance? If so, how was it compared to... say Luzon or the Moros? This is slightly off topic, but... The "Talibon" was widely used in Samar if I'm not mistaken... and the "Sansibar" in Leyte... Pulahans were said to have used Talibons. However the Pulahan-Derobio eskrima group (claims to have martial arts from the Pulahan fighters) has "sansibars" as their principle bolos. What does that mean? Means different bolos used by the Pulahan? Means different bolos developed by the Waray-waray people of both islands?