Indian Talwar VS Katana! What Slices Better??

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[sussymation]

The fighting styles are different. Talwars were one-handed to leave the other for a shield. You can't slice well with a talwar if u hold it like a katana.

[Eli-pcch]

" _There used to be heads at the place of watermelon_ "
~ *Talwar*

[chucklasher]

Talwars were mostly used from Horseback. The curve improved cutting ability and that pommel kept it from slipping out of the hand

[sauravchauhan]

This is not the real talwar model but just a showcase model. In real talwar, the handle is usually bigger and blade sharpened from both the side(on the other part the 1/3 from the tip)

[nimeshsingh]

"Majesty, you slaughtered 30 opponent soldiers alone. How are you so skilled ?"

*The talwar was incredibly fun to slice with.*

[aryanposture]

"The talwar was incredibly fun to slice with"

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj : Real

[Videos-szrm]

Prithviraj chouhan talwar : hold my cup 😂

[nishanthgarikapati]

Actually the talwar is meant for using with the whole elbow but katana can be used with the wrist too
So with Indian fighting styles it actually helps you to grip the talwar better and not loose it easily in battles due to the wrist piece

[sohomchandrachandra]

After chai-tea, naan-bread...what's next Talwaar-sword???😂😂

[vcasxsnk]

“The talwar is incredibly fun to slice with”
Rajendra chola: real

[taran]

Afghans - *Sees Commander Hari Singh Nalwa with Talvar*
Commander - *Your free trial of life has expired*

Edit - Both Sikhs and Afghans have brave and strong warriors

[Harsh]

yeah the main difference was the purpose of the blades while the katanas were actually ment as a authority simbol and were rearly used in actual wars rather they were mostly used in duals hence thier blade is sharp but thin making its edge easily breakable meanwhile the talwar was actually widely used in wars hence the flexible blade it was also cost effective then katanas.

[monkeywantsmoney]

*"The talwaar was incredibly fun to slice with"*

Ashoka :- You're not wrong🤣

[gamingandpaintingharshkohl]

Talwar is designed in a way so that it can be used while riding a horse. That is why it is flexible so it doesn't get stuck in others body

[nklpngr]

Talwar is a mixture of intense wars, one hand use (for the shield in the other hand), flexibility (not for deep cuts but for CUTS) and some taste of richness and royalty.

[DhanayushhDivyaank]

The thing at the bottom of the Talwar is supposed to be a Helmet Breaker to break helmets when you get jumped by enemies at very close range or the hold on to you.

[yuvrajsingh]

"It's not about the Sword and Katana, it's the person who uses it well"

[Devailydev]

Even the kings said the same thing.
"Talwar is incredibly fun to slice with"

[TheGreatAK]

The only thing to note here is the disk pommel and its design, it is designed to encourage little to no bending of the wrist. This drastically impacts the way the sword was swung. There is more stepping and power involved in its use.

[timmyrapo]

Bro flexible swords to the side because when I let go of any curved sword it naturally wants to rotate to One direction even if I pointed it straight simply because of how it is weighted