Who Taught The Britishers Polo? Manipur.

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One of the world’s oldest team sports, Polo, has been an integral part of the state's culture for centuries.

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its ‘kangjei’ which translates to simply a ‘stick’ which we hold on to

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Indian national flag is first fly at Moirang, Manipur

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It's Sagol Kangjei not Kangei.

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Thanku team

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Wowwwwww........this is amazing.....really amazing......

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Not Kangei it’s kangjei

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Polo is being played in Gilgit baltistan and chitral since known history and is still very much alive, and its name in most languages has been the same "Polo". The britishers came and adopted the game and took even the same name. Polo is not western word rather its shina and burushaski word.

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Thanks for the effort… a letter would have made it better 😂

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A game of Central Asian origin, polo was first played in Persia (Iran) at dates given from the 6th century bc to the 1st century ad. Polo was at first a training game for cavalry units, usually the king's guard or other elite troops.

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Polo traced back to 5000 BC in shahre sokhte in Iran

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@@amirusa6291 oho, wikipedia says otherwise

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Proves? Well, there are many inscriptions and proves that claims polo originated in manipur. Nothing for Persia

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