No, it certainly didn't.
As people all over the world advanced into what is known as the Bronze Age, switching from stone weapons to bronze ones allowed for the development of larger daggers and then into short swords.
Although it is hard to tell when professional swordsmanship training regimes first existed, but as time went on, styles were being developed for sword fighting in varying forms for various tactical purposes all across the world.
There are examples of Martial Arts being taught, such as by the Celts for personal duelling combat, or the Romans designing styles suited to formation fighting, or even unarmed styles like Greek Pankration which can be adapted to mix in with armed techniques.
This also includes styles in the East as well, but such cultures were very separate from each other, and rarely if ever interacted with each other, so even if we could pinpoint exactly who was first to develop swordsmanship itself, it still had little effect on the rest of the world developing styles, as tribal warfare pushed the necessity of swordsmanship anyway without outside influence.
1933 japan attacks china.
1933 Japan attacks china.
China and the islands in the Pacific were invaded by Japan during WWII.
Mount Jiuhua (China), Mount Jizo (Japan) and Mount Jonen (Japan) are mountains. They begin with the letter J.
Japan is east side of China.
China could not fight Japan.
The Answer Is North.
Maybe because Japan invaded and occupied Korea. Then tried to invade China.
Japan's major imports from China (or China's major exports to Japan) include items such as food, electricity goods, and telecommunication equipment. Japan's major exports to China (or China's major imports from Japan) is mostly machinery, i.e. automobiles.
Japan lies to the northeast of China, and Taiwan is directly east of China.
Japan. !(:
Hijiki is a vegetable. It is a sea vegetable growing wild on rocky coastlines around Japan, Korea, and China.