List all kinds of weird weapons in China (best)

China ancient alternative cold weapon 1, copper beryllium;

Beryllium (skin), metal element, symbol Be, gray, hard and light, is used in the atomic energy industry, and beryllium aluminum alloy is used to make airplanes, rockets and so on. Beryllium, as a long needle and spear, belongs to a deformation weapon of spear and a sharp assassination weapon.

Copper beryllium, sharp front, with two flat ridges, usually about 30 cm long, shaped like a dagger; A handle with a flat or rectangular rear end is used to hold the handle. Generally, a round hole is opened at the proximal end of the stem for nail fixation. The difference between spears and spears is mainly the way of installing the handle except the shape of the head: the handle of the spear is put into the barrel of the spear, and the beryllium stem is inserted into the wooden handle and tied with a rope. The copper beryllium in the pit of Terracotta Warriors is the same as the dagger, about 30 cm long, followed by a wooden handle about 3.5 meters long, with a copper bottle at the handle end and a sheath to protect the blade. It was changed to iron in the Western Han Dynasty and gradually disappeared after the middle of the Western Han Dynasty.

Beryllium is one of the ancient long weapons. The casting technology of this copper beryllium unearthed from the pit of Qin terracotta warriors and horses is extremely exquisite. The handle of beryllium is cast in the same mold, and the beryllium lattice is cast separately. The crystal lattice is contained in beryllium body and carved.

This kind of weapon seemed quite popular among junior and middle-ranking officers at that time.

2. Wu Gou:

Made of copper, about 65 cm long and 2.2-2.5 cm wide. Its shape is like a crescent moon, with no front end and blades on both sides. It's a dual-purpose weapon for pushing and hooking. Because it appeared in the State of Wu, it was called "Wu Gou". In the past, the author always thought that Wu Gou was another name for a sword, but now it seems that it should have two meanings. The author speculates that this weapon seems to play a great role in siege, and it can easily hook the defenders in the city.

3. Hook setting:

It is a common compound weapon in Han Dynasty, which combines a hook and a shield. It has a hook up and down, the upper hook is about 25CM long and the lower hook is about 15CM long, with a small iron shield in the middle and a handle at the back. The shield is a square thin iron plate with rounded corners and a pointed front end; Hooks are cylindrical long iron rings, all of which are slightly bent backwards; The top of the upper hook is pointed, and the end of the lower hook is a ball; The handle behind the shield is connected between the two hooks; Shields are used to push blocks and hooks are used to hook beams. This weapon has three functions: defense, hook and push, and is generally used in conjunction with the ring-head knife. In battle, the enemy's long weapon is usually hooked with the hook of the left hand (especially effective for the twigs with the halberd head facing outwards), and the ring-head knife of the right hand swings at the enemy's side door. Some martial arts novels describe it as a weapon to protect the hand hook, which is sheer nonsense.

4. Qi:

Qi, commonly known as axe, belongs to a relatively narrow graupel; Its body is long and narrow, the blade is slightly curved, and there is a square inside, which is slightly narrower than the body. There is a slightly convex diaphragm (crossbar) between the body and the body. Because of its long blade, it is often used as a tool for beheading, and sometimes it is also used for etiquette, but its effect in combat is not as good as that of Ge and Mao Qi in music and dance. In the Book of Rites, Wang Shizi said: "The big sound hopes to dance in the dry air", and the sacrificial system said: "Zhu Ganyu dances in the air" (dry refers to the shield).

5. halberd:

In recent years, some iron cymbals with thorns have been unearthed in Henan archaeology. Its shape is very similar to the western axe spear halberd, but it has never been recorded in ancient literature, so experts tentatively named it "halberd". At present, it is generally believed that this is an iron weapon combined with beryllium and shotgun, belonging to halberd; Spine length is 25CM, graupel width 10CM, graupel length is about 15CM. It can be chopped and stabbed, and its main function is chopping.

6. Kun:

It is evolved from beryllium, which is different from beryllium in that it adds terbium with lattice function between stem and leaf. Shovel handles are long and short, which were popular in Han Dynasty. Shovel is generally 25-30CM long and 10CM wide, and disappeared after the Eastern Han Dynasty. Zha also belongs to spear weapons.

7. peck:

Belonging to Ge weapon, it was mainly popular in southwest China in pre-Qin period. It only had pecking function, which was not recorded in Jin Dynasty, but it became one of the standard weapons of cavalry in Tang Dynasty. It was made of bronze in the pre-Qin period, and the handle was equipped with holes. Peck is narrower than a garden, about 25 cm long.

8. raccoon:

"Cicada" sounds like a small spear with iron handle, belonging to spear weapons. "Canglang" says "Long, small spear is iron". Its shape is slightly slender and flat, with blades on both sides, iron handle under it and bamboo under it. It was popular in the Western Han Dynasty, with a blade length of 25-30CM and a handle length of 120- 180CM. The author thinks that its combat function should be like javelin.

9, sickle:

It belongs to Ge weapon and has the function of hook cutting. The sickle is slightly curved, flat-topped and double-edged, about 40CM long and 3CM wide. There is an oval hole below for mounting the handle. Known as the "scythe" in the Warring States and the Tang Dynasty, it was mainly used to defend cities and hook enemies who climbed to the top of the city, which seems to be contrary to Wu Gou's role.

10 sword is a kind of deformed weapon, which was mainly popular in western areas such as Sichuan in Shang and Zhou Dynasties. It is made of bronze, also known as spear, with a wide accessory and an isosceles triangle. /f？ kz=399702848