What's the difference between a stable and a spear or gun?

Saddle is the main form of cold weapon in ancient China, and it is a heavy cavalry weapon.

Mao is different from guns:

1. Appearance: looks like a spear, with a long length and a thick head. The gun body is thick and strong, and it works wonders when riding (cavalry on both sides). It's a heavy-duty boutique version of the spear.

2. Length: The stirrup is divided into two parts: the front end of the stirrup and the stirrup rod. The stirrup front is 50-60CM long, which is much longer than the general spear.

3, spear head: Ma Mao Feng has obvious armor-piercing blade, and a good spear will have eight sides like a sword. The spear head is bigger and heavier than the spear, and some of them are even metal bodies. Besides thorns, you can chop them. The spear head is more slender and sharp, the spear head is light and short, and the middle ridge is raised. The pole enters half of the spear head and belongs to light weapons.

4. Gun handle: The horse handle used in China's ancient military array is hardwood, which is thick enough and never elastic. The spears and spears used by the army array were recorded in a hard-core way. For example, Wang's iron gun, or Shi Jingyan, a strategist in the late Ming Dynasty, especially praised iron gun.

Structural characteristics of stirrups:

1, first of all, the shape is consistent with the spear, but from archaeology, it can be seen that the front end of the spear is very long and far from the spear head.

2, sometimes equipped with "leaving complex" to prevent the enemy from being unable to pull out when charging.

Stirrup rods are usually made of sticks, which are made of dry thin sticks filled with oil and glued with fish foam.

4, transverse winding hemp rope, pull into the pole, make its lateral stress.

5. Paint raw lacquer and wrap it with kudzu cloth to form a complete pole.

Extended data:

Master the use of stables:

Gao Aocao

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Northern Dynasty was a famous military commander. Born into a noble family, his father: Gao Yi, a secretariat of eastern Jizhou. "Biography of Gao Ao Cao in Northern Qi Dynasty": Dragon eyebrows and leopard necks are different in posture and figure. Biography of Gao Aocao in the History of the North: Angma Capsule is peerless, and the left and right sides are even, so it is better than Ji Xiang.

Weichi Gong

The first valiant soldier of Emperor Taizong was born in a noble family (great-grandfather Wei Chiben Zhen, later general Wei Champion, founder of Yuyang County). Especially make good use of horses, Zi Jian: (Li) Shimin said: "People will follow me, even if there are millions of people!" . He spoke highly of his bravery and horse's martial arts.

Cheng Zhijie

Cheng, a valiant soldier in the early Tang Dynasty, was born in a noble family, and his great-grandfather Cheng Xing was Sima in Yanzhou, Northern Qi Dynasty. Grandfather Cheng Zhe, Jinzhou Sima. Father became a building, Jeju Dazheng. Old Tang Book: Cheng Zhijie, not very brave, made good use of the stables.

Qin Qiong

Qin Qiong, a great warrior in the Tang Dynasty, also made good use of the stables. In the Book of the Old Tang Dynasty, Uncle Bao made good use of the stables, but he was outnumbered when pulling out the thief's base, which was brave.

cun xiao li

Li Cunxiao, the first valiant soldier in the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, was the adopted son of Li Keyong, the king of Jin. He often rode a horse to the front. "The History of the Old Five Dynasties, Biography of Tang People and Biography of Li Cunxu": Every time Cun Xu faced the enemy, he was dressed in heavy armor and bowed to the knees ... Ten thousand people changed hands, and the ratio between Zhang Liao and Gan Ning was also covered.

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Baidu encyclopedia-Marjorie