Why are Chinese iron halberds and bronze halberds so different in appearance?

Because the iron halberd and the bronze halberd are made of different materials, the method of creating them is also different, and the appearance is also very different.

The bronze halberds are cast from models, and the process is simple to make more complex shapes, while the iron halberds are made by hand, which is laborious and laborious to make, so the shape is very simple.

<> "Ten Famous Halberds in Ancient China - Evil Iron Halberd.

The halberd in the hands of the fierce general Dian Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. Carrying a pair of eighty-pound iron halberds, the wheel is like flying, and no one dares to approach. Evil Dian Wei held a double halberd, weighing more than 80 catties, one long and one short, the length and the short complementary, able to attack and defend, no one can reach the body five steps.

In the first year of Xingping (194), Cao Cao and Lü Bu fought in Puyang. Lü Bu's other troops were stationed forty or fifty miles west of Puyang, and Cao Cao went to attack his camp at night, and broke it the next morning. Cao's army has not yet returned in time, and Lu Bu's rescue has arrived, and the two sides will fight on three sides.

At that time, Lu Bu fought in person, and the two sides fought fiercely from morning to sunset, and they were very anxious with each other.

Cao Cao temporarily recruited candidates to break the enemy formation, Dian Wei took the lead to enlist, and led the rest of the recruits about dozens of people, all of whom were reloaded with two pieces of armor, did not hold shields, and only held spears and halberds.

At the same time, the battle situation in the west was urgent, Dian Wei broke through to block the enemy, Lu Bu's bow and crossbow were fired indiscriminately, and arrows were like rain, Dian Wei ignored it completely, and said to his entourage: "The thief army came within ten steps, and told me." Soon the attendant said:

Ten steps. Dian Wei said, "Tell me in five steps."

The attendants were frightened and immediately said, "The thieves have arrived!" Dian Wei held more than ten small halberds, shouted and threw the enemy with halberds, and those who threw them fell down.

After a long battle, Lu Bu's army retreated. At this time, it happened to be the twilight of the trouble, and Cao Cao was able to lead the army away. But it's a pity that he was later attacked by Zhang Xiu, and when he went out to meet the enemy, he didn't bring weapons and was killed.

It is rumored that the reason why Cao Cao called Dian Wei as an evil man was not only because Dian Wei was fierce, but that Cao Cao recognized Dian Wei's weapon as the weapon of Evil Lai (also known as "Evil Lai Ge"), the son of the god general Fei Lian during the ancient Shang Dynasty, and was famous for his bravery. Cao Cao's praise for Dian Wei: "The evil of the ancients came", he should be a fierce general, and may even be the most famous fierce general in ancient times, but unfortunately the historical materials are insufficient. Acacia.

NO1: Fang Tian painted a halberd.

This halberd is the treasure halberd in the palm of Wenhou Lu Bu, the first fierce general of the Three Kingdoms period. With the halberd in his hand, sit down and the red rabbit is unbeatable.

NO2: Draw a golden halberd.

The treasure halberd in the palm of Li Jing, the king of Tota, helped Jiang Taigong enter the five levels eastward with the halberd in his hand, and finally achieved the 800-year performance of Xingzhou.

NO3: Evil Halberd.

The halberd in the hands of the fierce general Dian Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. Carrying a pair of eighty-pound iron halberds, the rotation is like flying, and no one dares to approach, which is called the "evil come" in the army

NO4: Celestial Dragon Broken City Halberd.

Held by Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, it is two feet three inches long, made of meteorites falling from the sky, and weighs one hundred and twenty-nine pounds.

NO5: Silver Scissors.

Xue Rengui's treasure halberd in the palm of his hand. The silver scissors halberd in the palm of his hand, the east and the west to fight, the charge into battle, the defeat of Gai Suwen, the three arrows set the Tianshan Mountain, and the enemy army was terrified.

NO6: Draw the dragon and the halberd.

The first military general in the Spring and Autumn Period, Nangong Changwan has all the skills, Nangong Changwan has a stunt, can throw a halberd in the air, several zhang high, and take it by hand, without losing one.

NO7: Crescent halberd.

Held by Gan Ning, a military general of the Three Kingdoms, he used this halberd to fight against Zhang Liao.

NO8: Destiny Halberd.

Guo Ziyi, a famous general in the Tang Dynasty, has to be dustless to guide the seventy-two halberd method, and he is invincible.

NO9: Thunder Flame Halberd.

The king of Chengdu in the Western Jin Dynasty owns it, and there is a fire like a hanging candle at night.

NO10: Tiger Bright Silver Halberd.

Five generations of Li Keyong held, the emperor's halberd.

A lot of expressive ** are made up in the commentary, at least during the Han Dynasty, China did not have a halberd, only a lance.

The halberd is a hooked and piercing weapon that combines a ge and a spear.

It is shaped like a "ten". There is a spear at the front end, blades on both sides, and it is about 12 cm long. One end of the horizontal branch under the spear is called "aid", which is also bladed on both sides and is about 15 centimeters long; The other end is called "inside" and is about 9 centimeters long.

The part that extends downwards is called "Hu" and is about 12 centimeters long. Both the "Hu" and "Nei" have knives and have several holes chiseled so that a rope can be threaded to secure it to the handle. The lower end of the shank is fitted with a conical metal sleeve.

The whole halberd is about a meter long.

Ge is used to hook and kill, and the structure is divided into four parts: head, handle, secret mao, and secret Xuanzun. The halberd is a combination of a Ge and a spear. In the Shang Dynasty, there were halberds cast separately by Ge and spears, and many of them were cast together in the Western Zhou Dynasty.

The iron halberd of the Eastern Han Dynasty is a kind of divination-shaped halberd that intersects the halberd thorn and the horizontal branch of the halberd at right angles, and this kind of halberd inherits the traditional shape of the halberd since the Western Han Dynasty. A piece unearthed from the early tomb of the Eastern Han Dynasty in Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province is of this shape, with a length of more than 50 centimeters. Another halberd branch is sideways and bent forward, forming a second sharp point.

This halberd is a new style in the Eastern Han Dynasty and is the forerunner of the Wei and Jin halberds. There is also a special shape of the halberd, which is an iron spear and an axe combined together in the empty song, and the macro loss spine is called the halberd. It can be pierced and chopped, but it is rare, and it has only been seen in several Eastern Han tombs such as Shun County and Zhengzhou in Henan.

The halberd is a weapon that combines baige and spear into one, which can be hooked and pierced. It is shaped like the character "dao ten". The front version has a spear edge, bladed on both sides, and is about 12 cm long.

One end of the horizontal branch under the right spear is called "aid", which is also bladed on both sides and is about 15 cm long; The other end is called "inside" and is about 9 centimeters long. The part that extends downwards is called "Hu" and is about 12 centimeters long. Both the "Hu" and "Nei" have knives and have several holes chiseled so that a rope can be threaded to secure it to the handle.

The lower end of the shank is fitted with a conical metal sleeve. The whole halberd is about a meter long.

The iron halberd is a unique weapon in ancient China, which not only has a unique shape, but also has super powerful attack power!