[Halberd]

Something of honor. It is made of wood and is set on a halberd stand outside the door. The palace gate of the Son of Heaven, the Chinese culture, the temple of Wenxuan Wang. Wucheng Wang Temple and the entrance of the state mansions are set up halberds to show grandeur. The halberd of the ceremonial guard is gorgeous, with a halberd knife, and the "Fang Tian Painting Halberd" held by the military general on the opera stage is designed and manufactured according to the appearance of this halberd.

[？]

They are also called rods, rods, scepters, sticks, rods, etc. In ancient times, it was a bamboo-wood striking weapon. At first, it was only made of bamboo and wood, and then it was covered with pointed or prismatic copper, iron heads, and all iron struck, which developed from a simple blow to two effects: striking and assassinating. It has the characteristics of convenient reclaim, simple production and light use, and has become one of the basic weapons in ancient times, and has also been doped and used in later generations. The length, weight, and name of each generation are different, and the shape is not the same. According to the material, it can be divided into: bamboo, wood, metal, mixed timber incineration; According to the function, it can be divided into: especially the blade, with the blade, the ceremony, etc. Such as Chinese summer. The hair of the Shang and Zhou dynasties was made of solid wood, with an octagonal shape at one end and no blade. In the Qin and Han dynasties, there was a three-edged scraper-shaped steel head at the end of the zhang*, and there was a spherical copper hoop on the head and the rod. Subject to the pole and about 33 meters. With the improvement of the protective ability of military soldiers and the emergence of firearms, the limitation of women's lethality has gradually been revealed, and its role has gradually declined.

[Bladeless?]

Without a sharp blade, hitting as a means of killing. Also known as poke. In the early days, it was an eight-sided stick wooden stick, about 2 feet long, and then there was a copper bladeless bag, and after the Warring States period, an iron bladeless branch appeared. The bladeless is characterized by simple shape, short and sturdy, and its own weight is suitable for blowing.

[Bladed?]

It is a branch with a sharp blade, which can also play a lethal role such as chopping and stabbing in addition to blowing. Bamboo and wood are usually used with metal blades, thorns, hooks and other attachments. For example, the bladed change unearthed from the tomb of Zeng Hou Yi in Suixian County, Hubei Province, there are two spherical copper hoops at the end of the long rod, the distance between the two is 35-51 cm, and there are triangular spear spines at the head. The rod is L39-3.40 meters long and about 2.8-3 centimeters in diameter

Zeng Hou Cheng U Zhiyi" and other inscriptions. Therefore, it can be confirmed that there was indeed a blade during the Warring States period. Some of the copper is plucked with spiked balls.

[Rite?]

Ancient Chinese ceremonial guards used ?, the ritual hair bamboo for the stick, eight edges, "build cadres and soldiers." The nobles of the clan thought it was to drive it away" ("Zhi X Ai • Women's Department") The gold held by the "Zhi Jin Wu" of the Han Dynasty is then a ceremony. The whole body of the hair is made of copper, and the two ends are gilded, which is very powerful. At the time of the court, the Imperial Priest. Captain Si Kang held the Golden Jacket and served the Soap Emperor. Afterward. Wen became a symbol of the law.

[Kingo]

A kind of ritual in the Han Dynasty of China, made of copper, gilded at both ends. It is a symbol of power and law. Prisoners such as Shi Tairen often held Jinwu, and also used "Zhijinwu" to refer to the official name. It is a ritual weapon evolved from weapons,

[Six-winged staff]

Ancient Russian combat cold weapons. The head of the rod has six metal plate "wings", hence the name. Although the number of wings is as little as 4, as many as 8, the six-winged staff prevails and does 15 a]

7th century. The six-winged staff is also a symbol of the power of the military governor, this six-winged staff. "Yue" is decorated with a moulded pattern. Precious metals and gemstones.

[Stick]

It was renamed in the late period of antiquity. In the Song Dynasty of China, it was generally called a bladeless stick. Or called the rod, weigh the hair of the load attachment or the hair with a knife as the rod. The Ming Dynasty squeezed the door

, door wooden stick) is called a stick, the stick is about 8 feet, weighs 3 catties and 8 taels, the father is called a Shaolin stick, and the end group with a blade is called a big stick.

[Morning Star Stick]

Medieval Swiss club weapon with sharp iron at both ends.

[Bone Duo]

Strike long weapons, false bones. This weapon resembles a hammer. At one end of the wooden handle is a heavy iron tool in the shape of a garlic head or a li, which is used to strike enemies with gravity.

[Scepter]

The head of the cold weapon for impact is spherical, made of stone or metal, and is mounted on a short handle made of flower and wood. The Middle Ages in the countries of the ancient East

It was widely used in the 13th and 17th centuries in the Rus' principality. Until the 19th century, in Turkey, Poland and Ukraine, the scepter was also used as a symbol of the power of military chiefs.

[wolf]

A defensive weapon in ancient China, invented by the rebel army of miner Ye Zongliu in 1444-1449 AD. Use a long and multi-knotted bamboo, wrap iron at the end, such as a small spear, leave more branches and thorns on both sides, and have a straight hook when scalded with fire.

Fill it with tung oil. Apply poison. It is 1 zhang 5 feet long, and has 9 branches and 11 layers. When used, it must be used in conjunction with other tools, with a spear to fire its left and right, and the palladium bell handle can be connected to exert its effectiveness. Qi Jiguang's troops, in the Pingdwarf War, used the wolf Xian to deal with the dwarf plated long knife, which played a good role. However, the wolf is bulky and can only be used by physically strong and well-trained soldiers. Prevailed in the Ming Dynasty and was eliminated in the Qing Dynasty.

[Tin palladium]

An ancient Chinese type of palladium with a short handle and prickly stalks. The handle is 3 feet long, and 5 hard wooden poles are installed on the handle, 2 feet 1 inch long, and a 3-inch long iron head is installed on the top. When fighting, "advance and retreat, habitually separating guns and knives, taking advantage of the gap to attack", and cooperate with other white-edged weapons to fight.

[Halberd]

Something of honor. It is made of wood and is set on a halberd stand outside the door. The palace gate of the Son of Heaven, the Chinese culture, the temple of Wenxuan Wang. Wucheng Wang Temple and the entrance of the state mansions are set up halberds to show grandeur. The halberd of the ceremonial guard is gorgeous, with a halberd knife, and the "Fang Tian Painting Halberd" held by the military general on the opera stage is designed and manufactured according to the appearance of this halberd.

[？]

They are also called rods, rods, scepters, sticks, rods, etc. In ancient times, it was a bamboo-wood striking weapon. At first, it was only made of bamboo and wood, and then it was covered with pointed or prismatic copper, iron heads, and all iron struck, which developed from a simple blow to two effects: striking and assassinating. It has the characteristics of convenient reclaim, simple production and light use, and has become one of the basic weapons in ancient times, and has also been doped and used in later generations. The length, weight, and name of each generation are different, and the shape is not the same. According to the material, it can be divided into: bamboo, wood, metal, mixed timber incineration; According to the function, it can be divided into: especially the blade, with the blade, the ceremony, etc. Such as Chinese summer. The hair of the Shang and Zhou dynasties was made of solid wood, with an octagonal shape at one end and no blade. In the Qin and Han dynasties, there was a three-edged scraper-shaped steel head at the end of the zhang*, and there was a spherical copper hoop on the head and the rod. Subject to the pole and about 33 meters. With the improvement of the protective ability of military soldiers and the emergence of firearms, the limitation of women's lethality has gradually been revealed, and its role has gradually declined.

[Bladeless?]

Without a sharp blade, hitting as a means of killing. Also known as poke. In the early days, it was an eight-sided stick wooden stick, about 2 feet long, and then there was a copper bladeless bag, and after the Warring States period, an iron bladeless branch appeared. The bladeless is characterized by simple shape, short and sturdy, and its own weight is suitable for blowing.

[Bladed?]

It is a branch with a sharp blade, which can also play a lethal role such as chopping and stabbing in addition to blowing. Bamboo and wood are usually used with metal blades, thorns, hooks and other attachments. For example, the bladed change unearthed from the tomb of Zeng Hou Yi in Suixian County, Hubei Province, there are two spherical copper hoops at the end of the long rod, the distance between the two is 35-51 cm, and there are triangular spear spines at the head. The rod is L39-3.40 meters long and about 2.8-3 centimeters in diameter

Zeng Hou Cheng U Zhiyi" and other inscriptions. Therefore, it can be confirmed that there was indeed a blade during the Warring States period. Some of the copper is plucked with spiked balls.

[Rite?]

Ancient Chinese ceremonial guards used ?, the ritual hair bamboo for the stick, eight edges, "build cadres and soldiers." The nobles of the clan thought it was to drive it away" ("Zhi X Ai • Women's Department") The gold held by the "Zhi Jin Wu" of the Han Dynasty is then a ceremony. The whole body of the hair is made of copper, and the two ends are gilded, which is very powerful. At the time of the court, the Imperial Priest. Captain Si Kang held the Golden Jacket and served the Soap Emperor. Afterward. Wen became a symbol of the law.

[Kingo]

A kind of ritual in the Han Dynasty of China, made of copper, gilded at both ends. It is a symbol of power and law. Prisoners such as Shi Tairen often held Jinwu, and also used "Zhijinwu" to refer to the official name. It is a ritual weapon evolved from weapons,

[Six-winged staff]

Ancient Russian combat cold weapons. The head of the rod has six metal plate "wings", hence the name. Although the number of wings is as little as 4, as many as 8, the six-winged staff prevails and does 15 a]

7th century. The six-winged staff is also a symbol of the power of the military governor, this six-winged staff. "Yue" is decorated with a moulded pattern. Precious metals and gemstones.

[Stick]

It was renamed in the late period of antiquity. In the Song Dynasty of China, it was generally called a bladeless stick. Or called the rod, weigh the hair of the load attachment or the hair with a knife as the rod. The Ming Dynasty squeezed the door

, door wooden stick) is called a stick, the stick is about 8 feet, weighs 3 catties and 8 taels, the father is called a Shaolin stick, and the end group with a blade is called a big stick.

[Morning Star Stick]

Medieval Swiss club weapon with sharp iron at both ends.

[Bone Duo]

Strike long weapons, false bones. This weapon resembles a hammer. At one end of the wooden handle is a heavy iron tool in the shape of a garlic head or a li, which is used to strike enemies with gravity.

[Scepter]

The head of the cold weapon for impact is spherical, made of stone or metal, and is mounted on a short handle made of flower and wood. The Middle Ages in the countries of the ancient East

It was widely used in the 13th and 17th centuries in the Rus' principality. Until the 19th century, in Turkey, Poland and Ukraine, the scepter was also used as a symbol of the power of military chiefs.

[wolf]

A defensive weapon in ancient China, invented by the rebel army of miner Ye Zongliu in 1444-1449 AD. Use a long and multi-knotted bamboo, wrap iron at the end, such as a small spear, leave more branches and thorns on both sides, and have a straight hook when scalded with fire.

Fill it with tung oil. Apply poison. It is 1 zhang 5 feet long, and has 9 branches and 11 layers. When used, it must be used in conjunction with other tools, with a spear to fire its left and right, and the palladium bell handle can be connected to exert its effectiveness. Qi Jiguang's troops, in the Pingdwarf War, used the wolf Xian to deal with the dwarf plated long knife, which played a good role. However, the wolf is bulky and can only be used by physically strong and well-trained soldiers. Prevailed in the Ming Dynasty and was eliminated in the Qing Dynasty.

[Tin palladium]

An ancient Chinese type of palladium with a short handle and prickly stalks. The handle is 3 feet long, and 5 hard wooden poles are installed on the handle, 2 feet 1 inch long, and a 3-inch long iron head is installed on the top. When fighting, "advance and retreat, habitually separating guns and knives, taking advantage of the gap to attack", and cooperate with other white-edged weapons to fight.

[Halberd]

Something of honor. It is made of wood and is set on a halberd stand outside the door. The palace gate of the Son of Heaven, the Chinese culture, the temple of Wenxuan Wang. Wucheng Wang Temple and the entrance of the state mansions are set up halberds to show grandeur. The halberd of the ceremonial guard is gorgeous, with a halberd knife, and the "Fang Tian Painting Halberd" held by the military general on the opera stage is designed and manufactured according to the appearance of this halberd.

[？]

They are also called rods, rods, scepters, sticks, rods, etc. In ancient times, it was a bamboo-wood striking weapon. At first, it was only made of bamboo and wood, and then it was covered with pointed or prismatic copper, iron heads, and all iron struck, which developed from a simple blow to two effects: striking and assassinating. It has the characteristics of convenient reclaim, simple production and light use, and has become one of the basic weapons in ancient times, and has also been doped and used in later generations. The length, weight, and name of each generation are different, and the shape is not the same. According to the material, it can be divided into: bamboo, wood, metal, mixed timber incineration; According to the function, it can be divided into: especially the blade, with the blade, the ceremony, etc. Such as Chinese summer. The hair of the Shang and Zhou dynasties was made of solid wood, with an octagonal shape at one end and no blade. In the Qin and Han dynasties, there was a three-edged scraper-shaped steel head at the end of the zhang*, and there was a spherical copper hoop on the head and the rod. Subject to the pole and about 33 meters. With the improvement of the protective ability of military soldiers and the emergence of firearms, the limitation of women's lethality has gradually been revealed, and its role has gradually declined.

[Bladeless?]

Without a sharp blade, hitting as a means of killing. Also known as poke. In the early days, it was an eight-sided stick wooden stick, about 2 feet long, and then there was a copper bladeless bag, and after the Warring States period, an iron bladeless branch appeared. The bladeless is characterized by simple shape, short and sturdy, and its own weight is suitable for blowing.

[Bladed?]

It is a branch with a sharp blade, which can also play a lethal role such as chopping and stabbing in addition to blowing. Bamboo and wood are usually used with metal blades, thorns, hooks and other attachments. For example, the bladed change unearthed from the tomb of Zeng Hou Yi in Suixian County, Hubei Province, there are two spherical copper hoops at the end of the long rod, the distance between the two is 35-51 cm, and there are triangular spear spines at the head. The rod is L39-3.40 meters long and about 2.8-3 centimeters in diameter

Zeng Hou Cheng U Zhiyi" and other inscriptions. Therefore, it can be confirmed that there was indeed a blade during the Warring States period. Some of the copper is plucked with spiked balls.

[Rite?]

Ancient Chinese ceremonial guards used ?, the ritual hair bamboo for the stick, eight edges, "build cadres and soldiers." The nobles of the clan thought it was to drive it away" ("Zhi X Ai • Women's Department") The gold held by the "Zhi Jin Wu" of the Han Dynasty is then a ceremony. The whole body of the hair is made of copper, and the two ends are gilded, which is very powerful. At the time of the court, the Imperial Priest. Captain Si Kang held the Golden Jacket and served the Soap Emperor. Afterward. Wen became a symbol of the law.

[Kingo]

A kind of ritual in the Han Dynasty of China, made of copper, gilded at both ends. It is a symbol of power and law. Prisoners such as Shi Tairen often held Jinwu, and also used "Zhijinwu" to refer to the official name. It is a ritual weapon evolved from weapons,

[Six-winged staff]

Ancient Russian combat cold weapons. The head of the rod has six metal plate "wings", hence the name. Although the number of wings is as little as 4, as many as 8, the six-winged staff prevails and does 15 a]

7th century. The six-winged staff is also a symbol of the power of the military governor, this six-winged staff. "Yue" is decorated with a moulded pattern. Precious metals and gemstones.

[Stick]

It was renamed in the late period of antiquity. In the Song Dynasty of China, it was generally called a bladeless stick. Or called the rod, weigh the hair of the load attachment or the hair with a knife as the rod. The Ming Dynasty squeezed the door

, door wooden stick) is called a stick, the stick is about 8 feet, weighs 3 catties and 8 taels, the father is called a Shaolin stick, and the end group with a blade is called a big stick.

[Morning Star Stick]

Medieval Swiss club weapon with sharp iron at both ends.

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