Lie about swords.

You may be conflating a long sword with a broad sword.


Nope. The broadsword has a point, and it is very effective. Long sword is a D&D term for the most part. The hand and a half, or bastard sword is a long broadsword, and then you get to the two handed sword, called by many names.

Broadswords too had many names depending on who made them. The number of fullers would change, but the overall shape and dimensions were the same.
 
Nope. The broadsword has a point, and it is very effective. Long sword is a D&D term for the most part. The hand and a half, or bastard sword is a long broadsword, and then you get to the two handed sword, called by many names.

Broadswords too had many names depending on who made them. The number of fullers would change, but the overall shape and dimensions were the same.
While idiots talk about their understanding of weapons, adequate people see clear signs of a piercing weapon: a straight blade and a groove (bloodstream) are common. The only difference is in width. the width is most likely due to the poor quality of the metell in the first samples
 
Let the idiots believe the yellow articles for the cattle, I only look at scientific and objective facts


And have presented none. You are an ignorant fool.
While idiots talk about their understanding of weapons, adequate people see clear signs of a piercing weapon: a straight blade and a groove (bloodstream) are common. The only difference is in width. the width is most likely due to the poor quality of the metell in the first samples



The groove (fuller) is for strength, and to lessen the weight of the blade. Has nothing to do with blood.

Only ignorant people think that.
 
This incidentally speaks more about the strength and speed of a warrior. A woman can also pierce, no need big strength for it
 
Yeah IGNORANT people call them that.

Because they are ignorant.
I have never heard before that they tell tales about saving metal and other nonsense, this is the latest fashion. Handmade knife makers called it bloodstocks.

I don't know what tracks * they * cover.
 
By the way, it is interesting that these princesses in bows with swords had nothing but swords from weapons and equipment at all.

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There is doubt that it served as a weapon and not something else. Because it is not entirely clear how you can fight with this.
 
Although the Romans won from time to time, no one considered them to be real warriors. They were just slaves, trained to walk in formation under shields. They were able to defeat only the West of Europe. In the area of Sormatia they were powerless against cavalry. Rome did not expand eastward. Expeditions in Asia also collapsed.
Although the Romans won from time to time, no one considered them to be real warriors. They were just slaves, trained to walk in formation under shields. They were able to defeat only the West of Europe. In the area of Sormatia they were powerless against cavalry. Rome did not expand eastward. Expeditions in Asia also collapsed.
Now I see your problem. You have read too many fantasy novels. The Roman Legonaire WAS a soldier, soldiers will beat warriors every time. Warriors fight for individual glory, soldiers fight for their nation or a cause. Warriors fight single person fights, soldiers fight organized battles. The Romans were far from slaves, Legions were made up of free Roman citizens throughout the glory days of the a Republic and Empire, only at the end were Roman citizens too proud to serve and that was the downfall of Rome. Rome thrived because Romans were great adapters, they adapted ideas and equipment from their enemies and usually improved them.
 
Most likely the word Viking originally meant the same as the Count and Viscount. All three words have the same meaning co-ruler. That is, it is the co-ruler of the king vi-king. exactly the same meaning had the word kagan - co-ruler of the khan.
 
He’s never heard of Constantinople.
I have heard about the Bulgar imperators and payments to the Huns.
Constantine spoke about some kind of sun-god in his "Christianity", obviously talking about Mithra. The titles of these emperors were actually "basileus", this is some sort of eastern title, Hunish or Persian. Before that, they had Archons.

There was no "Byzantium" at all. If it was, the crusaders would not have gone to it and they would not have staged a massacre and destruction of books there.
 
The people believe that it all happened because of the controversy over the leaven of bread. The modern generation of people is almost mentally retarded.
 
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Here's another interesting fact. In Scandinavia there was the title of Jarl. And the rulers of the Golden Horde issued a Jarlik to their protégés - a document on the right of governorship.
(Most likely it was back in the Hunnic period of Europe)
 
Most likely the word Viking originally meant the same as the Count and Viscount. All three words have the same meaning co-ruler. That is, it is the co-ruler of the king vi-king. exactly the same meaning had the word kagan - co-ruler of the khan.



Viking means "to go adventuring/raiding/looting, etc. They called themselves by their tribal names, the Norse, Danes, and Rus.
 

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