Qing Dao is a standard saber in Qing Dynasty, which includes straight knife, nest knife, stabbing knife, giant knife and horse-cutting knife.
China Qing Dao was popular in Qing Dynasty. This Dao is an official Dao, and its shape may have been influenced by the cultural exchanges between many countries, most notably China and Japan, and some even have the characteristics of Indian, Turkish and mongolia local. Qing Dao is a classic, which combines ancient and modern characteristics and the essence of China and foreign countries. Highlight the antique, antique charm.
Shun Dao is a straight blade, some of which are similar to Mongolian or Tibetan Xie shou Dao; The nest knife with square head and tail and painted green is the most common style of green knife. Bow, also known as broadsword or machete, is also very common among the people. Horse-chopping knife is shaped like ju, with long handle and extremely lethal. These kinds of knives are generally excellent, and fine folding lines can be seen on the best blades.
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Iron, usually a foot and an inch. The blade is 8 inches long and 1 inch wide. Pear wood handle, three inches long. The third time of Legend of Heroes of Children: "He said that he picked up the knives, Strafe, axes and rulers used by the four of them, and cut melons and vegetables with the Japanese knife in his hand, and cut them into a pile of scrap iron at once."
The striker's right-wing heel knife is a weapon specially equipped by Key Sharp Camp, which looks like a dagger. Parallel knife is a knife with thick single edge and narrow back, not very long. Generally used as tool knife or short knife protection.
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The most common style of green knives is a nest knife with square head and tail and painted green. Green fox skin alias. "Qingyitong Zhifeng Tianfu Five Native Products": "The green fox, also known as the nest knife, is yellow and black, second only to the Xuan fox." One is called "Japanese Dao".
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A machete. The blade is thick, flat and open on both sides. Mainly used to restrain heavy cavalry, most used in Song Dynasty. "The Biography of Yue Fei in the History of Song Dynasty": "If you fly to resign, you will lose if you enter Chen with a hemp knife." It is also said that there was a record of large-scale equipment of this Dao in Qi Jiguang in the Ming Dynasty, which needs to be verified.
A sword with a long blade and a short handle
Bow is a broadsword with a long and wide steel knife on its wooden handle. When in use, hold the handle with both hands and use the weight of the blade and the knife itself to kill the enemy like a broadsword. As far as its length is concerned, it is not a long weapon, but a short weapon. The total length of the giant is about 60- 150cm and the blade length is between 45-70cm. From the appearance, it is no different from broadsword, but compared with broadsword, the blade (that is, the blade) accounts for a larger proportion, which is the most obvious difference between bow and broadsword. Because it is used by both hands, it is also called "double-handed belt".
Ju appeared in the Song Dynasty and was not widely used until around the end of the Qing Dynasty. The reason for its origin was that people were not allowed to keep long weapons at that time, so someone changed the broadsword into a ju with a short handle, and then added the handle in the battle. In the Song Dynasty, people were forbidden to possess weapons. The Collection of Manuscripts of Song Dynasty says that "pants knife", that is, the knife hanging on pants, cannot be banned because people need it every day, so giant can become the only legal folk weapon.
Therefore, in The Water Margin, descriptions of heroes using giants can be seen everywhere. As far as its origin is concerned, it is not so much to shorten the handle of the broadsword to meet the needs of melee, but rather to deal with the situation that people are not allowed to keep long weapons. It is more in line with historical reality to change the broadsword into a short-handled ju. This kind of ju was mostly used by the people, but in the Qing Dynasty, it was included in the designated weapon of the army as an exception.
The bow is about 1.2 to 1.5 meters long, and the blade is longer than the broadsword, accounting for about half of the total length. You can chop, stab, and cut, and there are many patterns. A Wushu proverb says, "Look at your hand with a single knife, look at your hand with a double knife, and look at your hand with a big knife." When practicing a giant knife, the knife is like a tiger with a clear back blade. When using any technique, you must hold your hand firmly. Because the giant is widely used, it is a common weapon for people who walk in rivers and lakes.
Around the end of Qing Dynasty, Cuju began to be widely used. During the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, many people in Taiping Army used giant, also called Taiping Dao.
Incredibly strong horse chopper
Horse-chopping saber is a cold weapon in ancient China, which was born for the battlefield. Its blade is long and heavy, which is different from the sword in Jianghu. Horse-chopping knives originated in the Western Han Dynasty and have a long history.
Knife was also listed as a weapon in the book Wu Yao in the Northern Song Dynasty. Horse-chopping knives were called ancient weapons in the Han Dynasty. According to Hanshu, "Wang Mang defeated Dong Zhong by force". "I am willing to give Fang a horse, break the head of a courtier and help the rest." It can be seen that the position of horse-chopping knife at that time was very high. Horse-chopping knife developed into an excellent stepping knife in Song Dynasty, and experienced the derivative process of strange knife in Tang Dynasty.
In the book "Yu Mei", the horse chopper is more than three feet long, and the shovel (referring to the joint between the handle and the blade) is one foot long. There is a big ring on the head of the knife, which is very convenient for practice and is a sharp weapon for fighting. During the Song Shenzong period, 10,000 horse-chopping knives were manufactured and distributed to border guards. As a sharp fighting knife, the horse-chopping knife was especially valued in the Song Dynasty. It was originally called the horse-chopping sword, but it was remade by Song Shenzong with greater power. After that, it replaced its old name with a horse-chopping knife.
Horse-chopping knife, as a famous ancient knife, has its own set of playing methods. There are twelve styles of horse cutters. The first type is to stand side by side with the knife potential, and the knees are slightly bent on the right leg, which is called "male and female feet". Hold the scabbard with your left hand, hold the handle with your right hand, lean forward with your left shoulder, enter with your left foot to the right, then turn left, enter with your right step, and take out the knife. This is the most basic knife potential, in addition to knife potential, knife potential, tiger knife potential, machete potential and so on
Horse-chopping knife originated from horse-chopping knife, which is a weapon with a long handle and a blade. Its appearance can be traced back to the Western Han Dynasty. At that time, in order to resist the cavalry, a new weapon called "horse-cutting sword" appeared, with a long handle on a big double-edged sword. With the passage of time, the appearance of this double-edged horse-chopping knife has changed a lot, and it was renamed as a horse-chopping knife after the Song Dynasty.