Kun Khmer (Pradal Serey) - Cambodian martial art (361A-361B) (MNH)

MiNo. 2722A - 2722B (Souvenir Sheet 361A-361B)Cambodia
Opr. (1x5 + 1x5); A = perf. K 13; B = imperforate
Souvenir Sheet, issue date: 07/27/2021 (planned)
Souvenir Sheet, issue date 12/28/2021 (actual)
Picture descriptions:
dwa-dwe) Battle Scenes Kun Khmer
2722 A 6000 R multicolored dwe
2722 B 6000 R multicolored dwe
Souvenir Sheet issue with MiNo. 2722A-2722B
Souvenir Sheet 361 A (120 mm x 85 mm) dwf
Souvenir Sheet 361 B (120 mm x 85 mm) dwf
Quantity: 300 Set´s
Designer: Cambodia Post
Printer: Vietnam Printing
Conservation Status:
Here as a "MINT NEVER HINGED (MNH)" perforate and imperforateSouvenir Sheet Set with same digit Number
Issue Notice:


Pradal Serey was codified by the colonial administration during the French protectorate in the 20th century. Pradal Serey (Khmer for: "bare-handed martial arts") comes from kun daï, which is a military discipline. The Kun daï was taught in the army by the Khmer Empire in the 9th century.
Pradal Serey is a martial art that is characterized by elbow techniques, close combat and knee techniques. Some rules in Pradal Serey favor the opponent's melee and knockout punch while falling.
Similar fighting styles include Muay Thai (Thai boxing), Bama Lethwei, Muay Lao (Lao boxing), and Tomoi (Malaysia).
The official issue date for MiNo. 2718A-2712A was 6/16/2021. Due to the pandemic, the printer did not deliver the issue to the Cambodia Post until December 28, 2021.
The FDC bear the official date of issue and the corresponding special stamp.
MiNo. 2718A-2721A was printed in a miniature sheet, KB(I), 10 stamps each with a decorative field.
Souvenir Sheet 361B was only issued with Souvenir Sheet 361A as a set for US$9.99