Fighting in different countries

Turkey, Spain, Mongolia, Greece, Africa, France, Germany, what are the specialties of each style?

Turkey-Turkish Wrestling

Spain-Sword Fighting

Mongolia-Mongolian Wrestling

Greece-Greek Fighting

Africa

Egypt-Egyptian Stick Fighting

Sudan-Nuba Wrestling

Kenya-Massa Fighting

Senegal-Senegalese Wrestling

Canary Islands-Canary Islands Fighting

The Canary Islands-Canary Islands Fighting

The Canary Islands-Canary Islands Fighting

Canary Islands-Canary Islands Fighting Arts

South Africa-Zulu Stick Fighting

France-Fencing, French Kickboxing

Germany-Anti-Terrorism Fighting Arts

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There are many more national fighting styles below, I don't know if they are agreeable?

Asia

China - Martial Arts (including Sanshou, Jeet Kune Do, etc.)

Japan - Karate, Judo, Aikido, Kickboxing, Kendo, Jujitsu, Chopping, Razor Blade, Bow Do, Sword Do, Staff Do, Stick Do, Shuriken Do, Ninjutsu, Sumo, Guns, Taeki Gumiho

Korea - Kickboxing, Korean Hapkido, Korean Kendo, Hwa-ro Do, Hand-to-hand combat, Hae-Dong Kendo, Korean Kendo, Korean Kempo, Korean Kungfu, Korean Kempo, Korean Kempo, and Korean Kempo. Do, Haedong Kendo, Korean Sumo, Special Attack Martial Arts, Kung Fu Jiu-Jitsu

Thailand-Thai Boxing (including Ancient Thai Boxing)

Myanmar-Burmese Boxing (Bintao)

Cambodia-Khmer Boxing

Vietnam-Vietnamese Boxing

India-Indian Martial Arts (Kala Ri Payat)

Philippines-Philipino Martial Arts (Pilipino Boxing)

Indonesia-Indian Martial Arts (Pilipino Boxing)

Indian Martial Arts (Pilipino Boxing)

Indonesian Martial Arts (Pilipino Boxing)

Indonesia-Indonesian boxing

Laos-Lao boxing

Mongolia-Mongolian wrestling

Malaysia-Malay boxing

Arabia-Arabic combat arts

Iran-Iranian swordsmanship

Israeli-Israeli combat arts (Israeli self-defense)

Europe

Britain-Boxing and free wrestling

France-Fencing, French Kickboxing (French Boxing)

Greece-Ancient Greek Combat (Greek Grappling)

Russia-Sambo

Spain-Swordfighting

Ireland-Magga Fighting

Iceland-Grima Wrestling

Turkey-Turkish Wrestling

The Netherlands-Dutch Kickboxing

Poland-Special Reconnaissance 56th Company Unarmed Combat

Denmark-Four Elephants Fighting

Germany-Antiterrorist Fighting

Finland-Finnish Fighting

Italy-Ancient Roman Combat

Portugal-Portuguese Fighting

Romania-Romanian Gladiatorial Combat<

Scotland - Scottish Fighting

Sweden - Goshin Ryu Kempo

Switzerland - Swiss Wrestling

Uzbekistan - Uzbekism

Africa

Egypt - Egyptian Stick Fighting

Sudan - Nuba Wrestling

Kenya - Massa Fighting

Senegal-Senegalese Wrestling

Canary Islands-Canary Islands Combat Arts

South Africa-Zulu Stick Fighting

South America

Brazil-Capoeira, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (Gracie Jiu-Jitsu)

North America

United States-Libre Fighting, Wrestling, Marine Corps Fighting Arts, Indian Fighting Arts, Eskimo Combat Arts, Pacific Islands Combat Arts

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Adding to your question. What kind of kung fu was it before Korea was formed?

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Anciently known as Taek Heel, Hwa Lang Do, is a folk martial art that originated in ancient Korea. As early as 688 A.D., the Silla Kingdom united Korea and established a "hwalang system" as a result of the economic prosperity and prosperity of all industries. By the time of King Jeonheung, the "Hanarang Do" had been established. Hanarang-do was an organizational form of the Hanarang system in which young men were organized to practice martial arts together. The aim of this system was to "serve the king with loyalty, relatives with filial piety, friends with trust, not to retreat from battle, and to have a choice in killing". By refining people's will and exercising their physique, it cultivated a batch and batch of warriors who were loyal to the king and filial to their parents, brave, strong and fearless. In a book describing the customs of Silla, "Imperial Rhymes", recorded Taekwondo activities.