Ancient Weapons From Different Countries

🌍 Journey Back in Time with Cosmic Comparison! 🌍

Welcome to "Cosmic Comparison," the channel that invites you to explore captivating facets of our world. In this video, we're embarking on a thrilling historical adventure as we uncover ancient weapons from different countries.

🔍 In this video, we'll delve into:
- Ancient Weapons of India and Beyond
- Fascinating Insights into Historical Weaponry
- A Glimpse into Ancient Weapon Museums

From the intricate craftsmanship of ancient swords to the ingenious design of long-forgotten battle gear, we'll bring these historical treasures to life. Join us as we step back in time to learn about the martial heritage of different cultures. ⚔️

🌟 Ancient weapons are not just tools of war; they are symbols of innovation, artistry, and the traditions of bygone eras. Whether you're interested in ancient weapons from India, curious about historical weaponry in Hindi, or simply fascinated by the diversity of weapons from different countries, this video offers a window into our martial history. 🌟

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[nugget]

0:44 Machete Created by Machete. Makes sense

[MissCheeseE]

Spear is universal, it is found in almost all cultures around the world. Same can be said about bow and arrows.

[cryogenik_]

Can’t forget the oldest Italian weapon; the pizza cutter

[snifferdawg]

Note: Kunai are actually a farming tool and we're not originally intended as a weapon. Ninja's used them because they were relatively easy to conceal and considered a common farming tool so they weren't considered unusual if you were walking around with one.

[Bleepbleepblorbus]

0:59
Ah yes my favorite weapon: helmet

[Sarnet]

everyone: wrist strength

China: gunpowder baby oh yeah

[Andangdihoc]

Vietnam didn't use axe. They used straightswords, narrow-bladed sabers and bow.

[Creeperfan]

🇩🇪 Germany
🇮🇹 Italy
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🇪🇸 Machette

[atharrahmanrakha]

btw the karambit in game is also from Indonesia too

[qubek]

Kunai was just a tool originally, used by gardeners, carpeniters or even stonemasons. Shinobi warriors had one tendency: to make gardening tools into weapons. Kama (small scythe, sometimes paired), Kusarigama (also small scythe but connected to a weight with a rope) or different types of knives are some examples

[kevinstinks]

0:50 yo I love that machette created the machette

[callmek]

Even one more weapon from India is also a ancient and powerful weapon. Valari = a curved razor sharp and accurated blade.user can use it like a boomerang. But it is highly effective and efficient.

[gabrielrodriguesmilech]

My favorites are Laranja from Japan, Trident from Greece and Sword from Turkey
🇧🇷🤝🇯🇵🇬🇷🇹🇷

[Azzaroth]

Ok I'm curious, why did you give Turkey a Kit-Rae sword instead of their unique blades like the Killij?

[sturgeon.vibess]

Little addition: the shashka is not completely russian but originates in the northern caucasus. Instead, a weapon that distinguished russia in the middle ages was the Sekira double edged axe

[itikamaharana]

Trisul is one of the most oldest weapon in indian mythology.

[peacefulmind]

I think trident 🔱 is from India 🇮🇳 here it Know as Trishul 🔱

[vihuynhquang]

Just need to inform that Vietnamese’s iconic ancient weapon wasn’t battle axe, but glaives and sabers. While few do use battle axe, it was polearms and sabers were one of the more favored in our history.

Search for these names: Định Nam Đao (Dinh Nam Glaive), Ô Long Đao (Black Dragon Guandao), Huỳnh Long Đao (Huynh Long Saber) and Độc Thần Kiếm (Lone God’s sword)

Also my translation on the name may or may not be accurate, so please don’t flame

[chocho]

Ancient weapon

Meanwhile china : Crossbow, Canon, Hand Canon, Rocket, what next ? Ak ?🗿

[shirokun]

Wootz steel which developed in India around 300 BC. The same steel that Arabs and Persians used to silence their enemies as the famed Damascus swords. The Arabs even devised a phrase for it when they chopped off an enemy’s head. They called it ‘Jawab-e-Hind’, an answer by the Indian blade