Tuesday, May 15, 2018

medieval weapons

Weapons

 Hello! Today I will tell a little about medieval weapons. Recently I came across an interesting article, and that's what I found out...

The composition of the weapon and its development depended on the geographical position of a particular state. It is possible to single out the main groups of countries, due to the cultural ties between which their weapons complexes were similar and developed together.Now more about countries

    
Europe. Originally developed largely thanks to the Roman Empire, a European arsenal is being formed, influenced by West Asian weapons (sabers, firearms). This includes Russia.
    
Western Asia. In particular, it includes the Arab countries, Turkey. Developed under the influence of Byzantium and the Asian countries.
    
Byzantium. It is the heir of the Roman Empire, because of the characteristics of the weapons can not be attributed to Europe or Asia.
    
East Asia. This, in particular, Japan, China, Mongolia, Korea, Vietnam, India. They form an autonomous armament complex, in particular, it is here that firearms are invented. Later, European travelers had little influence on the weapons of this region.
    
America. The arms of the American Indians developed autonomously and in isolation from the influence of other regions.Medieval weapons are classified according to the principle of action. It can be divided into cold, gunshot, manual throwing and mechanical throwing machines. In turn, cold weapons are divided into weapons of melee and ranged combat, and also classified by the nature of the impact.


    The impact weapon is designed to inflict blows of crushing action due to its impulse with a shock part of a large area 
    Stitching - to apply jabs to the point of the weapon, due to high pressure on a small area. 
    Slashing - for applying cutting shocks with the tip of the tip, due to the high pressure 
   The piercing-cutting weapon has a tip intended for applying both jabs and chopping strokes.

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