- more
common are
mentions of the "swivel guns". In the Far East, a jingal,
gingal or
gingall (/ˈdʒɪnɡɔːl/), from
Hindi janjal, was a type of
large matchlock...
- hand
cannon (Chinese)
Veuglaire cannon (French) Wall gun, janjal, jingal,
gingal (European,
Middle Eastern, Chinese) ****ou
Chong cannon (Chinese) Xanadu...
- the war with Britain.[page
range too broad]
Chinese soldiers armed with a
gingal during the
First Opium War.
Painting of a
battle between Qing matchlock-armed...
- 14 June,
several hundred Boxers armed with swords, spears, and
clumsy gingals attacked Seymour twice and
killed five
Italian soldiers. The Americans...
- a
piece of wood from 1.83–2.13 cm (0.72–0.84 in) long. A gun
similar to
gingal, with a
wooden stand and
swivel is also reported: "One end of the carriage...
-
Iravatham Mahadevan chaired a
debate on scripts.
Rononjoy Adhikari and
Kavitha Gingal from the
Institute of
Mathematical Science, who were
working on a mathematical...
- and
halberds continued to be used
alongside the
western weaponry.
Chinese gingal guns
firing m****ive s**** were used accurately, and
inflicted severe wounds...
- June 1900,
several hundred Boxers armed with swords, spears, and
clumsy gingals attacked Seymour twice and
killed five
Italian sailors who had been acting...
- Norfolk, they bred and
trained dozens of top-flight
thoroughbred racehorses.
Gingal, Linacre, Merrylips,
Demure and Sham
Fight won 11
races in 1907.
Other winners...
- century, a
local naval officer,
Commander Edward Charlton,
presented a
gingal to the
parish council which was duly
placed outside the town hall: he had...
