Excellent video thanks so much for doing it in English as there are very few polish saber videos in English Well done sir and I look forward to more videos from you
I would love to own one like the 4th down on the rack I've begun studying Hema in the U.S. focusing in saber and I'd really like to branch out into polish forms there are absolutely no decent options here for this pattern of sword I know of szabala polska but was wondering if theres other makers with good reputation. I have been fascinated with the hussar fighting styles some people here gravitate towards katanas and stuff I believe polish saber may be one of the most refined and adaptable combat systems with a blade truly awesome to watch!
Здравствуйте. Поскольку вы занимаетесь, то явно разбираетесь в теме. Скажите пожалуйста, что лучше для боя - сабля или катана? 🤔 Hello. Since you are practicing, you obviously know the subject. Can you please tell me which is better for fighting, a saber or a katana?
I am not very good at ounces, so I will keep to grams. Depending on the type. Hungarian style sabre was around 700 to 800 , unless it was the broadswrod type, then it was 900 grams easilly. Hussar sabres were around 800 to 900 grams and often more.
Mostly fashion. Naturally demand and design changed it a lot. But for example a Hungarian style sabre (if that is what you mean by classic Polish sabre) had a useful crossguard in contrary to most karabela crossguards.
So, I understand that the earliest version that we could identify as polish would be the Hungarian style with a thumb ring, which you dated to early 17th century. What was happening with sabers in the polish-lithuanian commonwealth earlier? Say early 16th century.
So, the Polish Lithuanian commonwealth was created in 1569 by Lublin Union between Grand Duchy and Polish crown. So the early 16th century was still Jagiellonian dynasty in Poland. Back then sabres, in fact curved messers were part of civilian and plebeian weaponry. Most people did swords back then.
Great video, I love learning about the different types of Polish sabers. I am looking forward to joining in the online classes again 😊
Excellent video thanks so much for doing it in English as there are very few polish saber videos in English
Well done sir and I look forward to more videos from you
Great to see someone introducing Polish weapons! Hope to see various Poles weapons, spears, warhammers, firearms and more in future videos.
Nagy tévedés, ez egy igazi MAGYAR szablya, a markolat különbözteti meg a magyar szablyát a lengyeltől!!!
Thank you for doing the video in English; this was very interesting and informative.
Where can I find more information about your online classes?
I would love to own one like the 4th down on the rack I've begun studying Hema in the U.S. focusing in saber and I'd really like to branch out into polish forms there are absolutely no decent options here for this pattern of sword I know of szabala polska but was wondering if theres other makers with good reputation. I have been fascinated with the hussar fighting styles some people here gravitate towards katanas and stuff I believe polish saber may be one of the most refined and adaptable combat systems with a blade truly awesome to watch!
wow i never heard you speaking english. do more videos in english! :D
Great content! The more szabla the better! Keep it up sir.
Amazing! Love the lecture.
I'll be honest, when i first saw the thumbnail i thought this was a Matt Easton Parody.
Здравствуйте.
Поскольку вы занимаетесь, то явно разбираетесь в теме.
Скажите пожалуйста, что лучше для боя - сабля или катана?
🤔
Hello.
Since you are practicing, you obviously know the subject.
Can you please tell me which is better for fighting, a saber or a katana?
go get them bro - good stuff ;)
Great video
Hi! I have seen some small black "dots" (marks) and lines on the blade of some sabers, is it okay in general?
excellent video. how many ounces did a typical Polish war saber weight? Thank you
I am not very good at ounces, so I will keep to grams. Depending on the type. Hungarian style sabre was around 700 to 800 , unless it was the broadswrod type, then it was 900 grams easilly. Hussar sabres were around 800 to 900 grams and often more.
Great video, do you have idea why there are different guard arm lengths on similar sabers? (for example classic polish saber vs karabela)
Mostly fashion. Naturally demand and design changed it a lot. But for example a Hungarian style sabre (if that is what you mean by classic Polish sabre) had a useful crossguard in contrary to most karabela crossguards.
Машшала УСТА за " баторовку" - черная шабля речи посполитой!
So, I understand that the earliest version that we could identify as polish would be the Hungarian style with a thumb ring, which you dated to early 17th century. What was happening with sabers in the polish-lithuanian commonwealth earlier? Say early 16th century.
So, the Polish Lithuanian commonwealth was created in 1569 by Lublin Union between Grand Duchy and Polish crown. So the early 16th century was still Jagiellonian dynasty in Poland. Back then sabres, in fact curved messers were part of civilian and plebeian weaponry. Most people did swords back then.
@@jurekmiklaszewski7027 Oh! I thought the commonwealth was older than that! I'd love to interview you and dry your head with more questions XD
@@leoprzytuac3660 go on. If I will have time, I will answer them
До " Хмельниччины превалировала карабела и кочар
@@leoprzytuac3660содружество старше, но без польского королевства, а " русько- литовское , я по материнской линии шляхтич герба " лук" , 1306 год
Myślę że zmieniając język zyskasz na widowni ;D
Napisy PL!!!
poland is central europ
Ummmm
Who made the Karabela you showed?