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[edit] Goal of article

I think the goal of this article should be to show how the emperor standardized the martial arts (maybe with a link to a list of the original standardization) and to show how these standards have changed, and tell who now is responsible for the standards of today. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Willsketch (talk • contribs) .