Követs

Követs is a traditional Mongolian and Buryat horse archery game that is believed to have originated in the Mongol Empire. The game is played on horseback, where the rider uses a bow and arrow to hit targets on the ground or in the air. Követs is often played in teams, with two riders facing each other and trying to hit each other's targets.

The game requires a high level of skill and accuracy, as the riders must control their horses while simultaneously using their bows and arrows. Követs was traditionally played by Mongol warriors and nobles, who would engage in the game as a form of practice and training for battle. However, the game was not limited to military contexts, and követs was also played by ordinary people for entertainment and social purposes.

Követs is still played today in Mongolia and other parts of the Siberian region, including Russia and China. The game has undergone some changes and modifications over the centuries, and modern versions of követs often involve electric targets and other technological innovations. Despite these changes,nitř the game remains closely tied to traditional Mongolian culture and is still an important part of the region's heritage and identity.

In addition to its cultural significance, követs has also been recognized for its physical and mental health benefits. The game requires riders to be in good physical condition, and regular participation in követs can improve balance, coordination, and lung capacity. Many people also report a sense of mental clarity and calm after practicing követs.