Sinhala for the quillons on a Sinhalese sword.
A peculiar style of hooded push dagger that originated in South India, under the Vijayanagara empire.
"Bordered White Banner", a Qing dynasty military and administrative division.
"Bordered Red Banner", a Qing dynasty military and administrative division.
"Bordered Yellow Banner", a Qing dynasty military and administrative division.
"Bordered Blue Banner", a Qing dynasty military and administrative division.
Language: Mandarin Chinese
Source: Classical literature
Chinese saber type with a gently curved blade and clipped tip.
A Chinese saber type that translates as "goose-feather saber".
A Chinese saber type with a mainly straight blade that curves up at the tip. It literally means "goose-quill-saber".
Language: Mandarin Chinese
Source: Classical literature
Name by which the yǎnyuèdāo (偃月刀) first appears in the 11th century.
Literally "waist saber", the standard military saber of the Qing.
Qing Chinese for saber lanyard.
A subtype of Chinese sabers with a peaked spine.
Literally, "horse cutting blade". The name of various classical Chinese weapons.
"Plain White Banner", a Qing dynasty military and administrative division.
"Plain Red Banner", a Qing dynasty military and administrative division.
"Plain Yellow Banner", a Qing dynasty military and administrative division.
"Plain Blue Banner", a Qing dynasty military and administrative division.
A Chinese sword maker's shop that was active during the Guangxu period (1875 - 1908).
An Islamic legendary sword.
