Kok-boru

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Kok-boru is a traditional Central Asian horseback team game, similar to polo, in which riders compete to carry and score with a goat or sheep carcass.

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Label Occurrences
kok boru 3
Kok-boru canonical 2
kok-boru 2

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Central Asian game
equestrian team sport
traditional sport
alsoKnownAs kupkari
surface form: kokpar

ulak tartysh
surface form: ulak-kupkari
associatedWith horse culture
nomadic pastoralism
countryAssociatedWith Afghanistan
Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
Tajikistan
Uzbekistan
culturalSignificance part of Kyrgyz cultural heritage
traditional nomadic game
featuredIn World Nomad Games
gameElement blocking opponents
riding at speed
scramble for carcass
goalDescription place carcass in scoring area
goalStructure taikazan
governingBody World Ethnosport Confederation
hasVariant buzkashi
ulak tartysh
languageOfName Kyrgyz
playedOn open field
playerRequirement physical strength
skilled horsemanship
team coordination
primaryLocationOfPlay festival events
rural areas
recognizedAs intangible cultural heritage at national level in Kyrgyzstan
regionOfOrigin Central Asia
requires specially trained horses
riskLevel high injury risk
scoringMethod carrying carcass to goal
seasonality often played during holidays and celebrations
similarTo polo
spectatorSport yes
sportType contact sport
horseback game
teamStructure team sport
timePeriodOfOrigin pre-modern era
typicalParticipants male riders
typicalTeamSize varies by local rules
usesAnimal horse
usesObject goat carcass
sheep carcass

Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Kyrgyzstan nationalSport Kok-boru
Kazakhs traditionalGames Kok-boru
this entity surface form: kokpar (buzkashi-type game)
buzkashi hasAlternativeName Kok-boru
subject surface form: Buzkashi
this entity surface form: kok-boru
ulak tartysh hasAlternativeName Kok-boru
subject surface form: Ulak tartysh
this entity surface form: kok boru
ulak tartysh relatedTo Kok-boru
subject surface form: Ulak tartysh
this entity surface form: kok boru
Kyrgyz people traditionalSport Kok-boru
this entity surface form: kok boru
taikazan usedIn Kok-boru
subject surface form: Taikazan
World Nomad Games includesSport Kok-boru
this entity surface form: kok-boru