- A ****anese
sword (****anese: 日本刀, Hepburn:
nihontō) is one of
several types of
traditionally made
swords from ****an.
Bronze swords were made as
early as...
-
manual labour,
accounts for the high
price that a ****anese-made
shinken (
Nihontō) can fetch—starting from
about US$6,000 for the
blade alone, and going...
- (長巻, "long wrapping") is a type of
traditionally made ****anese
sword (
nihontō) with an
extra long handle, used by the
samurai class of
feudal ****an....
- piercer" or "mail piercer", is one of the
traditionally made ****anese
swords (
nihontō) that were worn by the
samurai class as a
weapon in
feudal ****an. The yoroi-dōshi...
- Yari (槍) is the term for a traditionally-made ****anese
blade (日本刀;
nihontō) in the form of a spear, or more specifically, the straight-headed spear. The...
- "side
inserted sword") is one of the
traditionally made ****anese
swords (
nihontō) worn by the
samurai in
feudal ****an. Its name
refers to the
practice of...
- (短刀, 'short sword') is one of the
traditionally made ****anese
swords (
nihontō) that were worn by the
samurai class of
feudal ****an. The tantō
dates to...
-
Kunitsuna Mikazuki Munechika Three Great Spears of ****an Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi "
Nihonto Club - Five
Great Swords of ****an".
Retrieved 2017-12-31. Sato, 1990. pp...
- ****anese term for a
matched pair of
traditionally made ****anese
swords (
nihonto) worn by the
samurai class in
feudal ****an. The
etymology of the word daishō...
- (野太刀,
field sword) is a type of
traditionally made ****anese
sword (日本刀,
nihontō) used by the
samurai class of
feudal ****an. The
Chinese equivalent of this...
