Miao knife originated from the Han Dynasty's ring head knife, the Ming Dynasty's Qi Jiguang in order to resist the Japanese, combined with the ring head knife and the Japanese knife to create, the end of the Yuan Dynasty should not have the title of Miao knife, there is no Miao knife exists, thirteen books are quoted wrong, I apologize to the reader. Thank you very much for the correction of the book friend "Book Friend 160223155224688", and let Thirteen reflexively go to check the information.

Thirteen was in contact with the Miao Dao knife spectrum when he was young, and Thirteen did not practice, not because "if you want to practice this skill, you must first go from the palace", but because Thirteen is left-handed, and it is very difficult to look at the positive picture, and Thirteen gave up and chose to practice others. When Thirteen quoted this allusion, he was also quite hesitant when he wrote it, because he could not determine the age of the knife, but he took it for granted. During the graduation thesis defense, Mr. Yang's teaching that "citing allusions requires rigor" is still in my ears, and as for making mistakes, I am sorry.

The famous Tang knife has been lost at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, that is, at the moment, no one can explain what the specific Tang knife looks like, but at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the Japanese knife has been popular as a famous knife in Middle Earth, thirteen years ago to check the information, can not remember the source, said that the Japanese knife in the Yuan Dynasty, has been used as a high-level gift to each other, thirteen can't bear to see the Han culture itself extinct, but elsewhere flowering, so quoting the Miao knife said, but also Handan toddler, want to carry forward the essence of Chinese weapons.