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Tekpi atau cabang (ejaan lama, tjabang), s … Tekpi atau cabang (ejaan lama, tjabang), siang té pi (雙短鞭, berarti "sepasang cambuk pendek") dalam Bahasa Hokkien dan trisoon (berarti "trisula") dalam Bahasa Thai adalah senjata yang dikenal luas dalam beladiri Melayu tetapi bukan merupakan senjata asli budaya Melayu. Karena itulah sebenarnya sangat sulit menemukan Tekpi di museum peninggalan Melayu. Senjata ini mirip dengan senjata Sai dalam budaya Jepang. Senjata ini diduga dikembangkan oleh pendatang Tiongkok beratus tahun yang lalu. Karakteristiknya sendiri berbeda dengan kebanyakan senjata khas Melayu.eda dengan kebanyakan senjata khas Melayu.
, The tekpi is a short-handled trident from … The tekpi is a short-handled trident from Southeast Asia. Known as tekpi in Malay, it is called chabang or cabang (Dutch spelling: tjabang meaning "branch") in Indonesian, siang tépi (雙短鞭 lit. 'double short whip') in Hokkien, and trisul (ตรีศูล lit. 'trident') in Thai. More than a weapon, it was also important as a Hindu-Buddhist symbol. It is comparable to the Okinawan Sai.bol. It is comparable to the Okinawan Sai.
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