Kult of Swords

  The Origins and History of King Arthur's Excalibur Sword The Excalibur, one of the most well-known swords in European mythology, belonged to King Arthur of Camelot. Discover more about Excalibur, King Arthur's fabled sword from Camelot. Learn about its past and the veracity of the Arthurian legends. Learn how this enchanted sword defended the king and his knights and discover the various accounts of how Arthur came to possess it. Was King Arthur a real person? The existence of King Arthur has not been verified by historians, but many people still hold the belief that he was a genuine hero who saved England from the Saxons in the sixth century. With the fall of the Roman Empire in the west, England grew weaker and local rulers were left to repel invaders such as the Old English Saxons. A few legends later, Ambrosius Aurelianus led the Britons to a decisive victory in the Clash of Mount Badon in 500 CE, from which King Arthur was derived. When Geoffrey of Monmouth wrote the fir...

The Hidden History of the Ninjato: Dispelling Myths and Unveiling Truths The Ninja, also known as Shinobi, were skilled at stealth tactics and used a variety of weaponry, including the Ninjato sword, throughout Japan's warring age. They were mysterious because they lived in secret despite their extraordinary abilities. Because of this, there aren't many documents on them, which makes it challenging to find out specific information about their weapons. In the lack of concrete proof, specialists have speculated on the type of blade they would have used. Others have suggested the katana or shinobigatana. However, historical study on the ninja reveals that they employed a variety of weapons to complete their missions. History of Ninjato The existence of the ninjato sword from earlier eras is still a mystery, much like many other aspects of ninja history. Swords are often used by ninjas to carry out their tasks, although the swords that are commonly referred to as "ninja swords...

 5 Most Strongest Swords in Witcher 3: Wild Hunt You will encounter several swords in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, each with unique benefits and drawbacks. The two main categories of these swords are steel and silver. You may find unique swords like the Aerondight, which is exclusive to downloadable content (DLC), as well as weapons from other Witcher Schools like the Feline and Manticore Swords. During your gameplay, there are some swords that stick out and are certainly worth looking out. 5 . Iris (Steel Sword) One of the most exciting quests in The Witcher 3 involves Geralt getting his hands on Iris/Olgierd's Steel Sword. However, you can only get this sword if you have the Hearts of Stone DLC expansion. It's considered one of the best Steel swords in the game. Iris is known for its sheer power, but what sets it apart is its unique ability. Unlike most swords, it doesn't provide buffs or effects. Instead, after dealing enough damage with Iris, Geralt can unleash a powerful ...

  The Five Blades of the Samurai Era Samurai Swords - SwordsKingdom Known as some of the greatest fighters in Japan's medieval history, samurai comprised the elite military class and eventually ascended to the highest social status. They were very skilled fighters, and they possessed a wide variety of weapons, the most well-known of which was the sword. The curved, single-edged Katana, the shorter Wakizashi used in tandem with it, the dagger-like Tanto for close quarters fighting, the enormous field sword Nodachi, and the more traditional, curved Tachi worn in a different manner than the Katana, were the five major types of swords used by Samurai warriors. 1.  Katana The most well-known samurai sword is the katana, which is distinguished by its long, curved blade and two-handed grip. Its blade is thin and single-edged, and its unique guard may be square or round. It is made to be used at a distance and with great force. The hilt makes up around 25% of the overall length of a k...

Katana Etiquette: Displaying and Wearing the Samurai Sword Have you ever seen swords dangling on the walls of an upscale restaurant? Those are the renowned Japanese swords known as katanas! But why are they arranged in this particular way? There are customs in many martial arts, particularly in Japanese martial arts, such as bowing or wearing a uniform. Despite their seeming complexity, many customs have an unexpected simplicity. The handling of katanas is no different. We're going to become experts at Samurai sword etiquette today! The majority of contemporary Japanese people are unaware of the "why" behind katana displays, much as Americans may not be aware of the precise guidelines for flying the flag. Let's all study together, then! The katana has great significance in the history of Japan. The katana is a classic Japanese sword with special meaning for enthusiasts and historians. It is a sword that holds exceptional dignity and status, the katana is prized for i...

 Choosing The Right Katana For You Are you thinking about buying a samurai sword? Whether you're searching for a training blade for martial arts practice, a collector's item, or a showcase piece for your house, this guide will help you locate the perfect sharp edge. What Is Included with a Katana? Another name for katanas is samurai mark blades. They include a single sharp edge and two-piece designs with a tsuba (watch) and tsuka (handle). On the other hand, unless you're an avid collector, a genuine katana might be costly. They may cost considerably more than the initial €4,000. But there are many of reasonably priced versions that are also of excellent quality available. Here is a quick rundown of samurai swords:  Katana: Known for its single edge and curved blade, this is the most well-known samurai sword.  Daisho: This is the combination of a shorter sword, or wakizashi, with a katana. Wakizashi: It is a shorter sword worn beside the katana. Tanto: A dagger intende...

  5 Most Dangerous Sword Designs Whether cutting or thrusting is preferable has long piqued people's curiosity. Historically, blades were not made for a single, spectacular stroke or a quick piercing. They were designed to be tödlich, which is German for "deadly" under any circumstance. Whatever the outcome of the combat, a well-made sword gave adaptability that may win it by blocking strikes and overwhelming an opponent's defenses. 1. The Katana  The Japanese historical katana is a skillfully made weapon with a curved blade used for slashing and slicing. The katana first appeared alongside the older swords in the tenth century, and its iconic form appeared in the fourteenth. During Japan's feudal era, the katana gained a reputation for having unparalleled cutting capability at a time when polearms were common in warfare. One of the greatest designs is seen on the katana. For power and control, its distinctive curve and single-edged blade are matched with a two-ha...