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The decoration of the large armor of the Warring States period in Japan is the most exaggerated, and it seems to be very burly, but in fact, the main protective layer is made of hardened leather and bamboo, and the connecting parts are made of metal, which is a bit similar to the "combined armor" of the Qin and Han dynasties in China, and the protective power is average. Personally, I think that the best deterrent and shock is the European full-body plate armor, although the actual defensive effect is far less indestructible than it seems, but the deterrence to the enemy is also very strong. The Mingguang armor and cold-forged armor of the Tang and Song dynasties in China are also good, belonging to the full-body scale armor with large-scale protection, but there are fewer exaggerated decorations.
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The armor of Japan's Sengoku period was all iron, and a small part was leather, so the defense was not bad.
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It is mainly made of iron, bamboo is ceremonial armor, and a small number of generals use cowhide armor.
After the Dahua Revolution, the armor absorbed some Chinese elements, and then evolved, and the armor was mostly made of iron and painted with ropes. Bamboo armor exists as ceremonial clothing, and it is not widely available, nor will it be used in actual combat. Around the middle of Heian, the Great Armor appeared.
The protective performance of the Great Armor was excellent, and it was the mainstream at that time, but due to the increasing civilian nature of the later wars, the Great Armor gradually withdrew from the historical stage. The lightweight Harumaki and carcass gradually rose from ashigaru equipment to the mainstream of armor for all classes. In Muromachi and the late Warring States period, the introduction of the Nanban carcass further strengthened and tightened the carcass.
It is a combat product. After the Azuchi and Momoyama periods, the carcass evolved into the current Guzu, except for the Nanban carcass, which could block the iron cannon, the other carcass pills would be penetrated by the iron cannon, but because the shooting speed and accuracy of the iron cannon at that time were not very good, the war still maintained a balance.
Armor components.
1 carcass (carcass) 2 straw fold 3 pei yu 4 立挙 5 臑dang (筱臑当) 6 甲運開 7 sleeves (current sleeves) 8 cage hand (shinocage hand) 9 hand armor (hand armor) 10 pocket bowl (Hineno head shape) 11 waist 12 eyebrow cover 13 blow back 14 Bihonium (neck guard, Honeno style) 15 Risotchi (buffalo rib stand) 16 Risotto (Nichicha front stand) 17 Cheeks (lower cheeks) 18 Hanging 19 Lapses (straps for the pocket).
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Cowhide, bamboo and wood materials as well as cotton and linen.
One of the worst overall armor with the worst protection.
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The conditions and reasons for being able to survive are 1The 400 years of the Warring States period in Japan is not particularly long, 2In some families that did not perish, his armor was mostly regarded as an heirloom by future generations, and was carefully preserved and handed down.3 Many of the armor displayed in museums and temples were mostly repaired and colored, and even some of them were made now, so they looked new.
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Theoretically, there is a Japanese craft called "lacquerware", in which wooden objects are lacquered to make them smooth, to decorate them, and to slow down the corrosion of wood by water and air. Japanese armor also has the same lacquering process as lacquerware, so it has certain antiseptic properties, and it is not impossible to preserve it with proper placement (ventilation and drying) and daily maintenance.
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The pompousness is to bring out the majesty and status of the daimyo.
A person who can wear ostentatious armor must be of no less status.
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In China, it seems that only the characters in Peking Opera are planted behind the flag.
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Because in recent years, the hatred of Japan has been relatively heavy, and the old historical accounts of the past have aroused new hatred and old hatred, and many innocent people have been shot down.
When it comes to the history of the Warring States, it is necessary to mention the village war, and when it comes to the Meiji period, it is necessary to mention the invasion, and it is difficult to even communicate normally. Especially in places like stickers, where the level is uneven, it is necessary to be tolerant.
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Bamboo, hides, wood, bird feathers.
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