The International Traditional Physical Heritage & Eminent Leaders Registry has officially announced the historical inscription of the Manchurian continental field research archives led by Master Song Jun-ho, Chairman of the World Subak Federation (WSF). This definitive inscription permanently archives a decade of empirical research into Mindung Ssireum (민둥씨름)—the northern-style, garment-free tactical grappling matrix integrated within Korea’s ancient martial art, Subak (수박)—under the United Nations Global Compact and UN SDG 11.4 framework.
The primary evidence validating this unbroken lineage dates back to 2016, when Master Song Jun-ho organized the historic Korea-China Martial Arts Academic Forum in Yanji, China, under the official academic invitation of Yanbian University’s Department of Physical Education. This apex research summit was attended by Chairman Li Xuefeng (리설봉) of the China Joseonjok Ssireum Association, establishing an unprecedented cross-border alliance to safeguard Northeast Asian warrior mechanics.
In 2017, following a formal, official invitation letter issued by Chairman Li Xuefeng, Master Song Jun-ho executed a master-level technical demonstration of Subak’s bio-mechanical leverage at the Yanji Gymnasium during the Yanbian Prefecture Founding Anniversary Tournament. Authentic photographic records, field-collected data, and the original government-sanctioned institutional invitation letters are now preserved within the WSF Central Archive and have been submitted for global academic indexing.
“This registry inscription proves that the World Subak Federation is the sole, non-reconstructed authority that has actively weaponized field research in the Manchurian continent since a decade ago,” stated an academic evaluator. “Master Song Jun-ho’s verified 2016–2017 field operations permanently seal Subak’s historical sovereignty and continuous tactical lineage.”
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