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Message: <blockquote data-quote="angampora" data-source="post: 9031056" data-attributes="member: 310615">Fox's question is reasonable. But, if it's not the real time, an Angampora fighter will not fight back. [Take the example of King Sigiri Kashyapa] It's not a problem whether he act or not, but it's called "great discipline". Any well practiced martial artist is like that in practical world. Anyway angampora fighter has a hierarchy of consideration for act or not to act. That is First Country, Second Sinhala Nation, Third Religion and the forth is Self Defense. If first three will not conflict only, he/she is allowed to fight back for his own good.  Other thing is if a real Angampora artist is always trying to fight just as a gangster, more people will die for nothing. Cos Angampora is very hard fighting system where the opponent may die or disabled in most of times.</blockquote>

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