Swords From Each Country! Some of Them You Won't Believe Exist!
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🔥🔥Which sword do you think is the deadliest?
India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
No one can fight the URUMi
Where is bastard sword?🤔 In my opinion it is deadliest sword in history. 🗡️
Самый смертоносный меч, это тот, который в нужное время окажется в руках.
Ngulu because it can injure people easily
Shashka isn't Ukrainian. It was taken from Cherkes tribes by Russian troops during Caucasian war.
Ukrainian cossacks used Polish and Turkish sabers.
Ну шашка була основним мечем кубанських козаків тож певною мірою автор влучив. Я певен автор в гуглі просто забив "меч козаків" от воно й видало шашку. Адже без уточнення гугл не бачить різниці між запорозькими козаками та кубанськими. Але й нам не треба забувати, що козацтво прибуло на Кубань разом із запорожцями, а одже їх історія є частиною історії України
@@_drike_7081Слава Кубани!✊
Шашка в переводе с черкесского - большой нож
Всё верно, шашка была принята на вооружении русской армии после кавказских войн. Один вопрос А причём тут Украина? 🤔
@@_drike_7081Казачество на Кубань пришло вместе с донскими казаками и царскими приказами, основание кубанского казачества это, так сказать, намеренная политика русского государства.
Вы-то куда? Своих селюков сюда не приплетайте.
Ukrainian kozaks used Hungarian type of saber, not russian Shashka as it is shown here,
скорее Польскую, ну во всяком случае чаще
Спроси на скорую: русская сабля?, 95 из 100 ответят - шашка!
Это воообщето Кавказкая Шашка я удивлен с вас и с автора канала
Запорожский казаки да...использовали...Украины в то время не было.
@@pro100Tsar-ckэто не русская шашка, как переводиться шашка с русского? Никак, переводиться только с черкесского, шашка пошла от черкесов
Iranian sword is Akinaka from ancient Persian. Shamshir is sword in Persian language not type of sword They are say Shamshir to every sword of all countries for example Japanese sword meaning in Persian is "Shamshir-e- Japoni
Akinak was used in Central Asia
Akinak is a oguz (skith) or saq (protector) in turki lang. No persian. Saq Hannate names - AlabuqA (spotted bull), his son Mady Han with Ashurbanipal occupated Babyloon (Bab ILL). Comparis names. Apollogise for my inglish😊
God is also Turkish@@mmmmm9138
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In ancient times the Akinaka was used and at that time Turks were wild and uncultured like stray dogs similar to the Mongols and no one had anything to do with them in fact they were far from civilization and even the Greeks and Romans used the Akinaka
@@Erfannnnnnnnn Strange veiw you have about nomadic peoples.
All ancient people were uncultured compare to later realms and modern peoples.
Only a big and heavy sword could conquer the world.
Gladius: hold my beer
Gladius is from Hispania 🇪🇦
Another Hispanic sword.
@@pablotrujillovillena7508 unless gladius means something else that I don't know, is a sword from ancient Rome, so if we talk about the expansion of the Roman empire at the time, it could be considered also Spanish, Greek, and much else. But if we talk about now, is Italian since Rome is in Italy
@@shiryutatsumakithe Gladius and its "stab" tactic can be tracked back to the Iberians who were allies of Carthage.
Since Carthage and Rome had many wars and battles the Romans knew of this sword/tactics early on.
After the battle of Cannae which Hannibal won (one of the most impressive ancient victories btw and a humiliation for Rome) 216BC the Romans wrote about the stab/slash tactics of Hannibals army and adapted
Gladius has hispanic (celtiberian) origins, and Spatha ( roman cavalry and later main infantry sword) has gallic origins.
Karabela means black trouble in Turkish/Turkic languages. I wonder how it become Polish sword, interesting.
Karabela ünlü bir Türk kılıcıdır. Kelime zaten Türkçe!
The karabela is Turkish, in Poland it was used mainly as a decorative weapon, often very richly decorated.
The real Polish combat saber is a completely different weapon, called the black or hussar saber.
And of course, none of these sabers are swords. A saber is a sabre, a sword is a sword.
@@jakub3264Sabers are a type of sword
@@jakub3264
Nie !!!
Karabela była powszechnie używana jako broń do noszenia przy kontuszu
Była używana często do pojedynków czego na pewno nie można powiedzieć o szabli husarskiej ( była za ciężka i nadawała się do jazdy konnej). Nazwa rzyczywiście pochodzi z Turcji jak i sama
szabla która przywędrowała do nas z Turcjii/ Węgier.
Mieliśmy dobre stosunki z Persami i sukno na kontusze też było sprowadzane z Persjii a kilimy ?
Kilimy były ozdobnymi ,,dywanami'' wieszanymi na ścianie
Kilim to chyba słowo pochodzenia tureckiego .
Kontusz natomiast jest pochodzenia węgierskiego. Nie ma co się
spinać dużo od siebie nawzajem pożyczaliśmy ;)
Polish nobility from the 16th and 17th centuries were undoubtedly fascinated by the Orient, which can be seen in their clothes and weapons. At that time, we also had a lot of loanwords from Turkish in the language - "bachmat" (knight's steed), or "filiżanka" (porcelain coffee/tea cup) from the Turkish "filican", etc. The name "karabela" was probably also "borrowed" from Turkish. However, it was a parade saber, used as an element of clothing, not a combat one. If we are talking about the Polish national saber, it should include the saber used by the "winged hussars" - which is still considered one of the best (if not the best) cavalry saber.
Yataghan is not armenian,its a turkish sword. Even its name came from the Yatağan village of the Manisa, a Turkish city
Yatağan is a Turkish sword. Yatağan is a town is in the west part of Turkiye and Yatağan swords was popular around jenissaries.
It is a short and very sharp sword, curved inward slighly and only in inward edge can cut. One edge means punishment, the other one means forgiveness. It is used for hitting neck and soulders. The picture is totally irrevelant.
Kilij (kılıç) and Yatağan Turkish swords. Not armenian...
Чел ты ошибаешься💀,ты лучше иди маминые молочки жри
Kılıç (kilij) means sword. But there are different Turkish sword types. For example: yalmanlı, karabela, yatağan, şimşir
You are wrong. Yatagan is a Turkish sword and was commonly used by women and Janissaries.
Yataghan is a butchers knife
Yatagan is a short sword. It's more of a side sword used throughout the ottoman empire.
It became even more prominent with the introduction of firearms as primary weapons. You can see its popularity the more you delve into the modern age. If you look up warriors from the regions they occupied in the Balkans you will often see them having a couple of pistols paired with a yatagan on their belt.
The Kilij is a perfect cavalry sword that evolved from the curved swords of the far middle east. As for Janissaries, their armory varied a lot depending on kind of formations/roles they were deployed, the location and the time period.
@@marethyu31 Yataghan is a long knife originally used by butchers in the city of Yatagan (where it gets its name from) and local civilians would use it as a sidearm for protection. It likely derived from weapons used by Greek Ziebeks in the Aegean.
Curved swords don't originate from the Middle East but the eastern steppe region among nomadic tribes.
@@GreaterAfghanistanMovement There is no such thing as Greek Zeibek! Zeibek (Zeybek) is a Turkish word and means a brave person who protects the people, the defenseless, a protector and the name Zeybek is given to folk heroes. and Yatagan was designed and produced for the Ottoman Janissaries to be used against European armor. Due to its structure, you can kill the knight inside by inserting it through the gap in the armor and pulling it. Yatagan is the name of the city where these swords were produced, because there were very good masters here and Ottoman swords were generally produced here. Please deal with the history of your own country and do not worry about the history of countries and nations far from you, we know our history and we are not interested in Afghan history, you should do the same. What you are right about is that curved swords were brought to the Middle East by the Turks. There were straight swords until the Turks came to the Middle East. Because the Turks had realized for hundreds of years that curved swords were advantageous when fighting on horseback. "Kilij" is a sword that is made heavier by thickening the tip against European armor and designed to increase the force of the blow.
@@Mali_58-n2c Yataghan is indeed a Greek weapon and was only copied by the Ottomans after they conquered Zeibeks and converted them to Islam. In fact, its likely derived from the ancient Greek Kopis since they have a similar shape. The weapon itself however is useless as it was used as a system alone rather with a shield like most swords. It was carried by civilians in the Ottoman empire since they were not allowed to carry swords as a fear of rebelion might have happened.
Also there is nothing wrong in someone else taking interest in history another part of the world. Its human history and its not your sole property or anyone's really. Also i don't have an interest in Ottoman history, just their weapons.
0:55 Karabela is an Ottoman sword, its name is Turkish and it does not belong to Poland.
It was used by every Polish Noble, and it was a sign of nobility in Poland. It was the most used weapon the Commonwealth to the point where it was considered a Polish weapon. The karabela itself got popularised in Poland by Hungarians.
Dobra nie pierdol tylko kebaba idź sklejaj, turasie
Poles should have use thier native swords not barbarian swords
But nobles choose to flex on Ottomans and fight them sabre similar to theirs
Except we don't really know the origin of Polish name. There are two hypotheses - Turkish/Persian ("black trouble" and Latin/Italian origin (cara bella - precious beauty).
Where is Machete?🗿🇲🇽 🇲🇽
بعض هذه السيوف لدى الغرب لأنها سرقتها من مستعمراتها
Machete was just a farming tool that just happened to be good to chop other stuff... The macahuitl if FAR more legit in this list
El machete no creo que se pueda poner del todo como mexicano, todas las culturas en diferentes tiempos históricos tuvieron su propia versión
@@DASagent entonces deberia poner que la Espada de la Humanidad es el Machete.
@@ADAMSalhi-p4d🇮🇱❤️🇵🇱
Shashka has got nothing to do with Ukraine, I am telling you as a ukrainian, Shashka was used by the russian coossacks. While ukrainian cossacks forged their own wepons, instead they often used polish and ottoman sabers. If anything, a traditional ukrainian saber looks similar to a turkish one.
Шашка була основним мечем кубанських, а не російських, козаків тож певною мірою автор влучив. Я певен автор в гуглі просто забив "меч козаків" от воно й видало шашку. Адже без уточнення гугл не бачить різниці між запорозькими козаками, слобідськими та кубанськими. Та й нам не треба забувати, що козацтво прибуло на Кубань разом із запорожцями, які беззаперечно були українцями, а одже їх історія є частиною історії України. До того ж якщо так подивитись то козацька шабля є запозиченням від поляків та турків. То ж чому шашка не може вважатися автентичною козацькою зброєю? Ми маємо виборювати свою історію, а не здавати її ворогу. Не дивлячись на те, що зараз це зросійщені проросійські манкурти.
Шашка вообще Кавказкая так-то
A shashka from Russia, at the time of adoption of the shashka, Ukraine did not exist, and the Russian Empire and it was not even invented on the territory of Ukraine. If I wrote incorrectly, I apologize. It's just that I'm from Russia and I use a translator.
firstly, stop spreading your hate and propaganda, secondly, there is no wonder you used an app to translate the bullshit you wrote thirdly, yes, the info given in this video is wrong. The shashka originated among the mountain tribes of the North Caucasus. The earliest depictions of this sword date to the late 17th century.
Шашку начали использовать на Кавказе, потом ее приняли на вооружение в Императорской армии. Почему автор указал ее как украинскую работу я не понимаю, также как и то, что у России он указал ПАЛАШ (который появился одновременно во многих западных странах, а в Россию пришёл вместе с иностранными офицерами)
Ukraine had sabers, but they were more similar to Polish, Persian and Hungarian sabres.
@@henrykkeszenowicz4664There was no such country then, so it cannot be that this saber was Ukrainian.
@@Borov1984 the Ukrainians were separated since the dissolution of the rus even forming part of the polish Lithuanian commonwealth
Yataghan is Turkish. Algeria has the flyssa but that was a Sosun Pattah you showed. The shashka is not Ukrainian it is North Caucasian. Khmali is from Georgia, there is literally no such thing as a Scimitar the sword of Saudi Arabia is SAIF
Шашка была создана не в Украине, неуч 👎👎
Ага , росиия все создала в етом мире
@@SpOnSoRKring Вообще то шашка вооружение казаков Российской империи и переняли они ее у черкесов, запорожцы пользовались турецкими или польскими саблями.
Шашка не русская хватит спорить это оружие народов Кавказа
@@orhanaliyev9774 я ни с кем не спорил. Я написал факт, что шашка не создана украинцами. Где они увидели, что я написал про создание в России?!
Как Турецкое приписали к армянам саблю янычаров ятаган армяне в своём репертуаре как всегда.
Палаш не только у России,
В России тоже есть Шашки.
Шашка(сашхо) -это оружие народов Кавказа ,что не все есть Россия .
@@ДмитроСкабіна А он где-то сказал, что это только и исключительно российское, что ли? Тем более он ничего не говорил о происхождении. Это и так всем нормальным известно.
Шашка это кавказская, казачья, Российская сабля (шашхэ) длинный нож, клинок, меч, какая в жопу украина...
На какой секунде Россия? Я только Украину увидел
@@Just.your.good.friend это не
Только Украина, ну и Россия
Karabela is a turkish blade , even the name is turkish. So is the yatagan. Both blades are used for arming the Ottoman troops of different classes.
The Turkish kilij is still the best designed curved sword for slashing. The design is so perfect for focusing energy on the upper part of the blade for drawn and percussion cuts
Thank you !!!!
Kılıç (kilij) means sword. But there are different Turkish sword types. For example: yalmanlı, karabela, yatağan, şimşir. But kilij (kılıç) is not a type of sword. It just means sword and nothing else.
@sanane_lan67 good to know honestly! Thanks for the lesson!
*Katana is the most aesthetically pleasing weapon!*
prove me wrong.
a conquistador with a Spanish rapier the top of aesthetically and masculinity
Anime isnt justification
Zweyhander Is better
Khyber sword too
A sabre is more elegant, better looking, swift and lighter weapon than a katana.
la Gladis es hispana no italiana.gladius ispaniensis es su nombre completo
Para nada. La espada de la imagen es un gladius de tipología Magunza/Mainz, no Hispaniensis.
*EL* gladius (es un substantivo masculino) hispaniensis tiene la hoja más recta y es más propio de tiempos de la República.
Si bien el gladius original (hispaniensis) fue basado en un diseño presente en Hispania, la espada hispana original pertenecía al grupo de espadas conocidas actualmente como La Tène II, presentes en más lugares de Europa y cuyo origen concreto se desconoce.
Retrotraer nociones actuales como "español" o "italiano" carece de sentido en estos contextos.
Il gladio era la spada dei legionari romani
@@Rex_Tremende Y la spata y el xyphos, El gladius es de origen español y se fue modificando roma abandono como arma corta la de origen griega y tomo la española para despues sustituirla por una de origen germanico la spata.
На против Польши изображение тюркского клинка именуемого ордынка, какие были в ходу в Средней Азии времен Тимура Хромца.
Польские сабли это карабела или баториевка ,но они не так выглядят.
Напротив Украины изображение шашки ,что была присуща народам Кавказа типа черкесов,чеченцев ,осетин и прочее .
Мечь Украины -это акинак скифов(саков) поскольку украинцы их прямые потомки.
На против Росии изображен клинок подписаный как палаш ,но палаш это разновидность клинкового оружия у многих народов ,поскольку палаши были на вооружении народов от Шотландии до Китая.
Холодного оружия с названием русский палаш не существует.
На вооружении в этих землях было множество холодного оружия мечей,сабель и шашек разных типов потому сложно выделить ,что то одно ,скорее всего это сабля тюркского типа типа кылыч.
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Ну,ясно,що скіфи деякий слід залишили,але називати нас їх прямими нащадками... Козаки користувалися шаблями. Хоча... тут і у Єгипту хопеш,тому...
@@Prosto_Yura )))Як що Ви себе не вважаєте нащадком скіфів,то кто ж вам заважає, найдіть собі інших пращурів , греків ,латинян ,циган ,або ще когось кто вам блищий до серця.
Топоніми нашого краю часто є сарматськими(ти ж скіфи) , або тюркськими (кипчаки ,чі там ногаї,без різниці). Є спадщина й готів , угорців ,або ще яких народів частина з яких і зараз існують,а частина вже ні.
Можна звичайно віднести шаблі й до козацької доби,але самі козаки "козацьких шабель" не вигадували , а користувались тими що брали в бою,або тими що їх оснащували найманці , тому чі то перський шамшир ,чі то польська карабела все одно.
Тому й призвища козацьки іноді про це нагадують на прикладі братів Кличко(від назви турецького клича) ,або Джигурда(гурдою звали шаблю з домаської сталі , а дзига-джига то вовчок,що вертиться,тоб то призвище означає вертку шаблюку).
Але в Україні й до козаччини була своя державність ,а там чого тільки не було й мечи( норманських ульфберти, та франкськи чі німецьки клинки), чі там шаблі кипчаків ...
Доречі основною холодною зброєю козаків був спис ,а не шабля, але то таке....
Спату з гладіусом латинян ніхто ж не буде звати не італійськими, то чому нам не називати акінаки саків,скифів та сарматів українськими?
Тому вибирайте що вам до вподоби.Як що шабля ,то хай буде вона ,тільки яка шабля? Кипчаків ?Ви знаєте як кипчаки її називали?....
@@ДмитроСкабіна Ну тут в України шашка,я підібрав ближчу зброю,про "козацькі шаблі" я нич і не казав. А конкретно мої предки це роми євреї,донські козаки,просто м0ск@лі і трохи українців 😅😅😅
@@Prosto_Yura В Біблії писано про те що де буде ваше серце з тим буде й ваша душа.
Сучасний світ це світ космополитів та мультікуртури(що дуже полюблять прихильники імперій) , але рідний дім ,родина батько та мати як правило завжди бувають лише в одному варіанті(за рідкими виключеннями)
Не дивлячись на те що я на четвертинну теж андрофаг( материн батько з Кубані) , в мене ніколи не викликали цікавості народи з іншого боку поребрика до сходу. Мій дім там де є українці та існує Україна
Yatağan is ottıman jannisary sword
Since when did the yatagan become an Armenian sword? It is a Turkic sword.
Najbardziej znaną polską bronią białą jest szabla husarska i szabla bojowa. Karabela owszem też była wykorzystywana, ale ona była raczej zapożyczona od Turków z którymi mieliśmy swego czasu małe nieporozumienia .... i często po walce przejmowano ich broń. A że była to dobra broń, to lubiący walkę Polacy często ją wykorzystywali. Polska szabla husarska nie wiele się wprawdzie różni, ale miała osłonięty jelec, i zdaje się inny środek ciężkości oraz wygięcie. Szabla polska bojowa od szabli husarskiej różniła się zdobieniem i większa precyzją kucia, była dla bogatszych
Po Katanie najlepsza biała broń najlepiej sprawdzała się do walki z konia dlatego używała ją husaria ale niektórzy uważają że najlepsza.
@@andrzejk7514 Tak, katana to też piękna broń, ale ja, jako patriota, obstaje że nie ma jak nasza polska "serpentyna". Pozdrawiam
🇬🇷As a Hellenen you cannot imagine how happy i am right now.Not because you include Xiphos but because you didnt include Kukri for Nepal which came from Alexander the great soldiers.Macedonians took it from Theban cavalry.Thebans took it from Spartan who claim to have made it based to oldest Mycenaean swords based on Egyptian Kopesh.Thats why Kopesh and Kopis look like.Kopto and Kopi in Hellenic literally means "Cut."
Kopis isn't derived from Khopesh but likely from the Ibe4rian Falcata
Gladius innacuracy: most experts agree that the "Roman" gladius has Iberian origins. Furthermore, Roman texts refer to it as Glaudius Hispanensis or Gladius Hispalis.
Гладиус это меч галлов.
Could you send me some articles where you read this ? I'm now curious because this is the second comment that says that Gladius has Spanish/Iberian origins
@@shiryutatsumaki books.google.pl/books?id=WqzA1NamOfgC&redir_esc=y < Scipio Africanus Senior, during the Second Punic War noted how the iberian Falcata swords were more effective than the Roman Antenae swords and fuzed the two designs to create Gladius Hispanicus or Gladius Hispanis.
@@какойтокакойтович-о3ф konechno net. Eto iberijkij mech (tekushij Ispanija i Portugalija). Polnoe i nastojashee imja eto Gladius Hispaniensis ili Gladius Hispalis, naslednik Iberijskoj Falkati
@@breikdans1646 к тому времени как у римлян появился гладиус до Иберии они ещё не дошли. У иберов гальский меч появился после контакта с галлами. Про кельтиберов слышал?
Yatagan and Karabela are also Turk swords.Their names are Turkish.
Karabela in Turkish🗿
hello kilij (kılıç) literally means sword :D
False information. Yatagan and Karabela Turkish swords. It belongs neither to Armenia nor to Poland.
The sword you show as "United Kingdom" is a Scottish basket hilt sword. I don't think we in the UK really have a specific sword, beyond a cross-hilted broadsword. We have carried dozens of different swords into battle over the centuries.
Urumi most very Dengerous ✅
Main sword of India is called Sirohi(a type of sword) Talwar(any sword=Talwar) or Khanda - a heavy broad non pointy straight, mostly double edged, some times one&half edged, specialized basket hilt war sword.
España posee varias espadas tradicionales,no sólo la ropera,la falcata ibera,la espada bastarda toledana o la scramasax visigoda,España por suerte no posee una línea cultural/histórica homogénea,posee seguramente la mayor variedad cultural a lo largo de su historia que ha existido(es el país por donde más culturas distintas entre sí han dominado),remitirse a una sola espada es algo aventurado.
Karabela is a Turkish word which is translated to "Black Trouble" and Yatağan is a Turkish Town and yatagan swords are forged in there in Ottoman times and used by janissary troops which is why this sword's name is Yatagan. Also Şemşir is a Seljukian invented weapon which is governed by Turkish Sultans. You have basically divided 3 Turkish weapons in 3 nations which is an insult to also Armenians, Persians and Polish people. Kilij is not a sword type, "Kılıç" means "Sword", basically Kilij refers to all swords.
Hi,
the German don't call Zweihänder, its a "Gassenhauer"
Means Alleys-Smasher
That's a great fact! Thanks for sharing ❤❤
@TheHistoryGeek1815 Gerne, ich bin ein alter Waffenschmied, viele Worte sind "Neudeutsch" und verfälscht.
Das Schwert zu Anderthalb Hand ist eingentlich der Zweihänder. Man sagt es wegen dem etwas Knauf / Pommel, der zum etwas längerem Griff als der eines Einhandschwertes gehört. Das Einhandschwert ist auch das Breitschwert, nicht die Klinge sondern das Parierwerk gibt da den Namen. Das Schwert der Germanen war das Spatha.
Unsere Sprache wurde sehr geschändet. Weswegen wir auch gerade so passiv sind und von Russland und der USA so ausgebeutet werden. Selbst die Regierung hat uns veraten.
Seyd behytet,
Der Himmelsschnied
Macahuitl is more of a club if anything. Its still a pretty cool weapon.
Hungarian saber is missing...
Yes it is.
Hwandu Daedo is a military sword used in Korea's Three Kingdoms period (Goguryeo, Baekje, Silla), and it is characterized by no shield on the blade and a colorful ring at the end of the handle. The black in this video is a "sine sword" that was made for religious purposes.
0:17 that is not the SCIMITAR from SKYRIM
Despite rapier being known for being used by the Spanish, Italy and Portugal also used it. Here in Brazil, during most of the wars in the colonial period from 1530 to the early 17th century, it was still common to use the rapier sword.
Когда это шашка стала украинской! Она наша, кавказская. У сечевых казаков сабли были вроде польской карабеллы
Persians started using Shamshir after seeing it from the Seljuk Empire, Shamshir is not Persian/Iran
Shamshir/Şimşir; It is a type of curved sword originating from Central Asia. Initially, Persian swords were straight and double-edged, while curved scimitar swords originated from the Central Asian Turkic peoples and had a 5 to 15 degree curve from tip to tip. The origin of the shamshir dates back to the 9th century and was introduced to Iran by the Seljuk Dynasty in the 12th century. Its use became widespread in Iran in the 16th century, and there were similar ones in the Ottoman (Yatağan), Mughal Empire (telvar) and Arabia (seyf).
Shamshir🇮🇷
In Indonesia, our country, there are many types of swords, depending on the tribe and particular island, if you enter here you won't be able to discuss our country's weapons
Gladius was invented by Iberians, it isn’t italian.
Ulfberht was also widely used by the Franks. On the other hand, the Cimetere is of Turkish origin.
Thank you for the video.
The Indian sword looks like an experimental and somewhat artistic work, but I'm not sure something like that could cut anything in real life. I'm not even sure such a sword was used in wars. How could you possibly win a war with such a sword?
Those are special swords something like metal whips. I don't know they were used in wars or not but they were deadly. In India, metallaurgy was good. We have 100's types of swords in India. Woltz steel was originated here.
@@prabalsinghrajput6597 Yeah. I looked it up and saw that they were doing some kind of show with very flexible swords. These swords were made of thin and flexible steel like a band saw, but they looked like a normal sword. I'm still not convinced that the sword shown in the video is a real sword because it doesn't look like anything I've seen or even a weapon, it's more like a decorative one.
@@Mali_58-n2c I don't think these were used in war because I don't think it would have damaged armour much. I maybe wrong. But, thin metal sheets with sharp edges are dangerous. That can easily cut throat. So, it was deadly weapon, I am sure. Maybe, it would have been used as whip to punish criminals, slaves etc.
See bajirao mastani movie trailer, there you will see it. India, we had swords as per users. Someone with well built had big swords I forgot name which were heavy and able to cut a horse rider along with horse.
These are highly specialised swords and they have been used in war and were quite effective as throughout history very limited number of people have used this so the enemy didn't knew how to deal with someone using this weapon and the main reason for its lack of use on a large scale was that it took 10-15 or even 20 years to fully master this weapon and an inexperienced person using it can severally injure himself and possibly lose a limb.
Urumi was used in Indian Martial arts Kalaripayattu. It would definitely not work against armor, however If wielded by master it's deadly against unarmored enemy.
Kilij, Yatagan, Karabela are Turkish close combat weapons. I guess you don't know any source other than Wikipedia.
Ятаган Тюркское слово и оружие тоже
The correct name of the style of Chinese knife in the picture is - "Yan Ling（雁翎刀）", which literally means
It means "swallow's wings". This kind of knife was popular from the late Ming Dynasty to the Manchu Dynasty (17th to 19th centuries). Its overall structure and design concept are derived from the Mongolian saber, and it is not the traditional knife shape of China's classical era.
The traditional sword of classical China is the "Heng Dao（橫刀）" of the Tang Dynasty or the "Huanshou Dao（環首刀）" of the Han Dynasty. The biggest feature is that the spine of the knife is straight.
The picture of the Korean sword is a Chinese-style sword, not "Hwandudeado".
Hwandudaedo is actually a style from the Han Dynasty of China. Its Chinese characters are written as "環首大刀 (ring-headed sword)". The real traditional Korean sword is actually a trapezoid with a very small curvature and an asymmetrical cross section. Only one side is polished for sharpening, and the other side is smooth and flat.
The traditional Korean saber looks very similar to the Japanese samurai sword, but unlike the Japanese samurai sword, the traditional Korean saber strengthens the overall thickness of the blade. It is forged with three layers of superimposed metal. The spine of the sword is thicker, and the angle of the blade is larger. , the cutting efficiency is not as good as that of the Japanese samurai sword, but as a saber, the Korean traditional saber has stronger durability and striking power. If it hits the metal shield hard, the Japanese samurai sword may break, but the Korean traditional saber can continue continuously. The knock on the surface of the metal shield will not cause the blade to deform or be damaged.
@@大塊死皮Вроде раньше японские мечи были прямыми, а изгиб переняли как раз у корейцев.
@@大塊死皮 Koreans just coped the katana. Original Korean swords looked like Chinese jian.
@АлександрПушкинкомодинформацио and@@ChromeMan04 Well...this is actually more complicated than imagined.
First of all: The basis of human weapon forging technology is a straight blade and a straight sword body. This has nothing to do with China or South Korea. Like most other civilizations in the world that have developed forging technology, the forging technology of China’s classical era also started from a straight blade. as the starting point. The curved blade of the Japanese samurai sword was developed around the 14th to 17th centuries AD. During this period, Asian civilizations (including Chinese civilization) had already developed curved swords. I personally think that the first people to spread the forging technology of curved blades throughout Asia were more likely to be the Turks in Anatolia. As everyone knows, the Turkish Empire is a multi-ethnic and multi-civilizational empire. Empire, and it is said that the Sultan family of Turkey is one of the branches of the Oghuz clan from East Asia, and this Oghuz clan is said to be from the Khan family of the Turkic Khanate in East Asia, and in the records of Chinese characters In the history of the Turkic Khanate, the Turkic Khanate was developed from a tribe of blacksmiths who moved on the East Asian grasslands. The technology of making fine swords has been passed down by the main families of the Turkic Khanate. At the same time, the Turkic Khanate was developing in the East Asian grasslands. It also annexed several hunter tribes that dispersed after the dissolution of the Hun Empire. The hunters’ bows and arrows were combined with the swords of the Turkic Khanate. I guess the two are probably conceptually fused. The Damascus scimitar that many people are familiar with is very It is possible that the forging technology was brought into Anatolia by the Turkic survivors who moved westward and spread widely. The forging technology of the Turks and the hunting bow of the Huns were combined to form a curved scimitar with the elasticity of the hunting bow. This technology was indirectly introduced to Asia through the mutual war between the Turkish Empire and the Western Liao Khanate, which caused the Chinese sword to change from a straight blade to a slightly curved saber in the two hundred years from the Tang Dynasty to the Song Dynasty. At the same time, Japan sent The envoys entered the Song Empire and learned the curved sword forging technology that was introduced to China from Central Asia, and then developed into a narrow blade and shallow arc samurai sword under the special environment of Japan. And with the same transmission process, the Korean Kingdom at that time was in the midst of In the last period of the Wang regime, civil wars were frequent, and the Central Asian scimitar forging technology handled by the Song Empire was probably introduced to the Korean Kingdom during this period.
@@大塊死皮 pretty much agreed but ottomans were not the ones to spread curved weapons to the rest of Asia rather it was a wave of different turko-mongol tribes that did. And Koreans adopted Chinese swords since the josesn dynasty but historically they don’t have a traditional sword since they preferred the bow.
السيف الدمشقي وهو اكثر السيوف فعالية في الحرب واقواها صلابة ومتانة وقبضة هذه السيوف مصنوعة من قرون الماعز مما يجعلها تمتص العرق من الأيادي و هي خفيفة ايضا مما يجعلها اقوى السيوف وللأسف لم تذكرها في هذا المنشور مما يجعل معلوماتك ناقصة 👎👎👎
shashka is very much Russian, but heu, the way you are "giving" everything to Ua gladius will soon be Ukrainian... 😂😂😂
Ruzzian 🤡
Шашка никакого отношения к Украине не имеет и не имела. Кавказское оружие, взятое на вооружение Российской империей.
@@МадараУчіха99 клоун ставит клоунов, смешно
@@kokorogaro5133Obviously, this is a Ukrainian clown! The style matches....
what is russia ?
Shashka is Russian sword which used by cavalry of Russian empire. Even today, it's still practiced as a traditional sport in Russia. It's impossible to imagine the Cossack troops of the Russian Empire without a shashka.
La italiana no es de Italia . Es de Hispania, osea España y Portugal.
Il gladio era italiano (romano) molti secoli prima che Spagna e Portogallo esistessero.
@@Rex_TremendeThat's why he said "Hispania" not Spain
Italy didnt existed yet either
@@Rex_Tremende No era italiano, bueno romano era el arma de las tribus celtiberas de la peninsula iberica. Las legiones romanas la adoptan tras las guerras punicas sustituyendo el arma anterior basada en el xyphos griego y posteriormente Roma abandona el gladius por la spata que Roma adopta de los pueblos germanicos. Una de las multiples virtudes de Roma fue adaptarse y aprovechar el conocimiento de otros pueblos a los que conquisto e incluso de territorios que ni llego a controlar
Wrong! No such thing as a yankee sword.. But there is a such thing as the Mameluke sword. The sword was originally given to First Lieutenant Presley O'Bannon in 1805 by the Pasha of Tripoli as a token of respect for the Marines' actions at the Battle of Derna.
1:00 nooo in Ukraine Shabre was more popular than Sheskers
Шашка вообще никакого отношения к Украине не имеет.
Hehe , it's thue
In Myanmar we call DHA is meaning sword The most popular DHA (sword) is nghaatkyee taung (Big Bird Feather)
Thank you for the information, however I can't locate anything about that name, and I'm extremely intrigued.
You forgot to mention the sword of the brave Gorkhas , that's Khukhri from NEPAL.
Kukri is an iconic weapon, but its a dagger rather than a sword.
Yatagan is not Armemian ! WRONG ! WRONG ! WRONG!
Armenian swords are called TUR, DASHUYN, KHANCHAL ❤
since when gayASStan owned sword with turkic name "Yatağan" ? You gaytorian,not historian
Ngulu's are legit odd to look IRL. The museum I work security at has one in the Africa section.
Wrong . At time of Großes Messer (Messer - knife) and Zweihänder Austria was a part of Germany.
You forgot us 🇵🇰 and our sword "Talwar"...!
России больше подошёл бы не палаш, а древнерусский меч, похожий на норвежский, шведский, датский меч
Автор ролика странный, так скажем. Россию должна "представлять" шашка.
Shashka is weapon of russian kozaks was kreated in 19 sentury. Ukrainian kozacs lived in 17-18 sentury and used turkish and polish sorts of weapon.
Shahka is from Russia!
In Ukraine just like in Poland it was Sable!
Sahka est cosaque,a l'origine entre Dniepr et Don.
Donc autant russe qu'ukainiien
@jean-francoisparra7294 Ukrainian cossacks never used a shahka.
The shashka became a cavalry weapon in the Russian Empire in the late 19th century.
@@saint_sergey тим часом кубанські козаки, що є прямими нащадками запорожців переселених на Кубань після руйнування Запорізької січі: *Знущаєшся?* 😑
Ятаган не армянский! Армяне христианский народ, у нас всегда был прямой речь как крест!
Трішки поправлю меч у України це Шашка - вона не українська вона родом з Кавказу. Як український історик і зрояр розчарую, але мій народ не винайшов жодного власного виду холодної зброї. Ми вдосконалювали зброю сусідів - угорців, турків, поляків, скандинавів... робили її зручнішою, та смертоноснішою, але власної створити так і не змогли.(
USA: Yankee❌ Lightsaber✅
Scotland, Japan, Rome, Spain, Britain, Saudi Arabia, America, and Germany’s might be the most ubiquitous and well-known but gahdamn if Mexico, Egypt, Russia, Congo, and India’s don’t get points for style. Literally some Elden Ring shit.
Except that the Yankee saber is merely for formal reasons.
You forgot to add for Romania from(dacian falx a dual wielding weapon that could slice though roman shields, helmet and pierce the lorica segmentata. Also it was curved from the inside like reversed katana and at the point of the falx had a star like tip which used to remove shields like a meathook). Also the sica the short sword or dagger carried by dacien warrior. And also the Thracians before the Bulgarians arrived, theyvhad the Rhomphaia similar to the Falx.
Разве шашка украинское холодное оружие? Сабля.
Вообще нет. Оно русское, казачье.
Далбошлеп, это кавказский меч, и черкесска и шашка у казаков от черкесов@@Indo_IndoRaptor_Rex
В видео не украинское оружие, а оружие типичное для Кавказа и прилегающих регионов! В Украине у козаков была шабля и выглядела они иначе!
@@Indo_IndoRaptor_Rexяк взагалі щось може бути русским і казачім одночасно?
@kreyda_gibson9450 А можно пожалуйста по русски? Я просто н знаю украинский.
В России использовалось много разного оружия: мечи, сабли, шашки, тесаки, палаши, клычи, шамширы, шпаги, рейтарские мечи, и всё такое...
Yatağan is turkish
0:54 there are two mistakes i want to correct there , I don't know how to say this and I know Korean people would disagree with this but correct me if I'm wrong.
So the Chinese swords in that picture is a "dao" / "刀" which I think is incorrect because in our traditional culture we have so many different swords and there are two main types of "swords" "dao"/"刀" and "jian"/"劍" , dao and jian are different things , dao is a single edged sword more like a knife or a katana while jian is a double edged sword, i think if you want to represent Chinese jian is more suitable for the word "sword" , because swords are mostly double edged.
There are two best options to show the picture of Chinese swords, the first one is the one wrong picture you showed in the Korean sword "hwandudaedo", the name of the Chinese sword picture is "中華劍"/"太極劍". Second one is the Han dynasty sword "八面漢劍". (Chinese people claim that this is the best and most beautiful sword in the Chinese history)
The hwandudaedo is what they claim is their traditional sword in their Korean manga and Kdrama, i think if the Wikipedia is right, the Korean sword "hwandudaedo" was first appear in 3 kingdoms period according to Wikipedia "steel making techniques had come from China (possibly during the Northern and Southern dynasties period in China) and were also employed in Korean swordmaking by all three Korean kingdoms (Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla)", that made me believe that it came from china, the second evidence is the thing i know is that it's so similar to tang dynasty sword/dao "唐刀" , "唐橫刀"or the "漢環首刀" in Han dynasty
So i would say that hwandudaedo maybe actually not from Korea at all
Thank you, very interesting and correct comment.
Сплошные ошибки.
이슬람 국가들의 칼들이 너무 아름답네요
곡선이 초승달 같네
С Чего кавказская шашка принята на вооружение казаками в Российской Империи стала украинской???, Украине надо было польскую саблю приписать!
Вообще неясно, что тут делает Украина. Никакого национального оружия там никогда не было.
@@АлександрПушкинкомодинформациоШабля.
A sword may be strong, but God is strongest😊❤✝️
Amen chain
👇
I like the scimitar
Катана самое переоцененное
Голивуд сильно переоценил
@MatConagi сабли самое лучшее оружие из мечей не зря ими пользовались послидних мировых войнах последний раз
السيوف العربية في الفيديو لا علاقة لها بالعرب ، كلها خطأ باستثناء دولة المغرب فقط
نعم لا يصح لأن العرب في الأصل استخدموا السيوف المستقيمة
@ChromeMan04
صحيح العرب حتى العصر الاموي سيوفهم مستقيمه وذات حدين لكن في العصر العباسي حصل تبدل ثقافي بين العرب والترك
اخذنا منهم انحناء السيف واخذوا منا تصميم المقبض وواقي اليد
فلا شك ان سيوف العرب اليوم منحنية ولكن مع ذلك ماتزال صور السيوف بالمقطع غير عربية
@@Abu_Nasser_Al-Ghamdi في الواقع، لم يقم منشئ الفيديو بالأمر بشكل صحيح وتصرف وفقًا لصور نمطية خاطئة. وكان من الأفضل استخدام السيف اليمني أو العماني لتمثيل السيف العربي
Фуфло это полное, шашка это КАЗАЧИЙ КЛИНОК!!!
Одежда у казаков с Кавказа, оружие (шашка) имеет черкасское происхождение. Само слово "казак" отсылает к "казах"(тюрк.)
Alash, Palash, Kalash имеют тюркское происхождение.
Scimitar the best weapon! ⚔⚔
The macahuitl is in my opinion the most cool and strange of all of those!
Also while perhaps it is the weakest against hard materials and armors since the obsidian breaks, it is also the sharpest of all swords: an obsidian blade can be even sharper than surgical scalpel.
I also like Macuahuitl. It's sword and mace at the same time 😂
Fine additions for my collection
Kilij Palas Karabela Yatagan are Turkish Sword !
yatagan is Turkish sword used by janissaries
When they say "every country", but your country is left out :(
Super awesome.
Thank you! Cheers! ❤❤
miecze to miecze , szable to szable , rapiery to rapiery , a jakies indyjskie wynalazki to wynalazki , ale misz masz :)
When written as a katana, it would be described as a single-edged blade.
The official name is nihontou.
For england i would've shown lang seax
Shashka is absolutely Russian weapon, it has nothing to do with Ukraine, unless you mean that it's part of Russia))
The Shashka was first used by the Circassians and the Ruthenia Cossacks. While its exact origins are a bit murky, it's clear that this weapon was popular among the eastern Cossacks, whereas the Zaporizhian Cossacks mostly favored the Sablya (sabre).
Origins of Shashka have no connection with Russian people.
@@TheHistoryGeek1815 Let me quote from wiki: "The shashka or shasqua (Adyghe: сэшхуэ, [saʃxʷa] - long-knife; Russian: шашка) is a kind of North Caucasian sabre."
When Russia started the conquest of Caucasus in the 19th century, shashka was adopted as a standard weapon of the Russian Cossacks and regular cavalry. The Zaporozhian and Don Cossacks could use it even earlier, but Ukraine has nothing to do with its invention or wide use.
Kampilan was a more Southern blade in the North, the pinuti and other leaf blades were more dominant due to head hunting. In Cebu, blades were more for the richest of the rich. Most likely, the blade that nearly lopped Magellans head off was a not a full blade but a paddle shaped pole arm.
Армяне даже оружие присвоили у турков. Даже название не поменяли как всегда😂😂😂