I don't know if you have recently been fanned by "Secrets of the Three Kingdoms", although it is based on a novel, it is also a conscientious domestic film that is very in line with the historical materials of the Three Kingdoms. Then when it comes to the Three Kingdoms, everyone can think of referring to the period when the three countries of Wei Wushu were divided into three worlds and three feet at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. This period not only achieved many heroes and soldiers, passed down many good stories of the ages, but also left many ancient artifacts for future generations.
Artifact One: Cao Cao's Heavenly Sword
When you mention the Heavenly Sword, you can't help but think of Jin Yong's "Dragon Slaying in the Heavens". But in fact, the Heavenly Sword can be traced back to the Three Kingdoms period as early as the Three Kingdoms period. Cao Cao had two beloved objects, and the Heavenly Sword was one of them. The heavenly sword is so sharp that future generations use it as the sword. The Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai even used the famous sentence "'Ande leans on the heavenly sword, crosses the sea to cut off the long whale'" to express his admiration for the heavenly sword. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it is said that Cao Cao used the Heavenly Sword to suppress Wei and the Qingyi Sword to kill people. As soon as the Heavenly Sword came out of its sheath, it was like mud and blew a sharp blade, which was the first majestic sword of the Three Kingdoms.
Artifact two flying Eight Snake Spears
The Zhangba Snake Spear is a sword held by Zhang Fei, a famous General of the Shu Han Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms. Legend has it that when various princes were fighting against Dong Zhuo, Zhang Fei once singled out Lü Bu with the spear of the Eight Snakes in the Tiger Prison Pass, and the two fought for a long time without winning or losing, and this battle also made Zhang Fei famous in the world. Although the Spear of the Eight Snakes is similar to the gun of the "King of the Hundred Soldiers", in fact the two are fundamentally different. The length of the gun is about the body upright, and the front of the gun has sharp arrows, and the marksmanship is mainly to block, hold, and tie. The Zhangba Snake Spear is a heavy weapon, although it also has the same gun's trick of stopping Nazar, but the use of the Zhangba Snake Spear in horseback combat is more based on splitting and sprinting.
Artifact Three: Zhao Yun's Gentian Bright Silver Gun
''The courage is higher than the sky, and the guts are the soul of the martial generals' The gentian bright silver gun is the weapon held by the martial god Zhao Zilong Zhao Yun. During the Battle of Changshanpo, Zhao Yun, who was alone, turned around and killed Cao Ying, seven in and seven out, beheading countless generals, looking for Liu Bei's wife, not afraid of Cao Cao's brave and good warrior tiger and leopard riding, invincible, and successfully saved Lady Gan and her young son Liu Chan. Zhao Yun killed Cao Cao's attendant Xiahou En, and from Xiahou En, he obtained another of Cao Cao's famous swords, the Qingyi Sword. Zhao Yun used these two bright silver spears and green swords that cut iron like mud to break out of the siege and return to Liu Bei's side.
Artifact Four: Lü Bu's Fang Tian Painting Blade
The origin of the halberd has been around for a long time, and it has been used on the battlefield in the early days of the Shang Dynasty. The halberd can be stabbed and cut, divided into single-edged and double-edged, single-edged is generally called Qinglong Halberd, used by Dianwei, and double-edged is called Fang Tianji, which is held by Lü Bu. The Fang Tian Painting Blade is a very flexible and changeable weapon, it not only has a knife hook to hook, its gun tip can be used to stab, and its crescent knife can also cut others. A warrior who has a weapon that is worthy of his hand can greatly increase his strength, just like Guan Yu uses a knife and Zhao Yun uses a gun.
Artifact Five: Guan Yu's Green Dragon Crescent Moon Sword
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the Qinglong Yanyue Knife was described as follows: "The Green Dragon Yanyue Knife, also known as the 'Leng Yan Saw', weighs eighty-two pounds. But according to historical research, the Yanyue Knife did not actually exist in the Three Kingdoms period, the Yanyue Knife first appeared in the Tang Dynasty, and Guan Yu's Yanyue Knife originally came from the "Moon MaskIng Knife". The chapter "Eight Colors of Swords" in the "General Outline of Martial Arts", the first military and weapons encyclopedia compiled by the government under the auspices of China, drew a total of eight knife shapes used in the army at that time, except for the hand knife being a short-handled weapon, the other seven colors were all long-rod knives, including the "Moon Mask Knife". In fact, whether Guan Yu used a knife is also an unsurpassed historical material, but at that time, in the chaotic world of the Three Kingdoms, the world was willing to believe that the holder of the Green Dragon Crescent Knife was Guan Yu, the second master of Guan.
Heroic deeds always have to be passed down through the ages, whether they are compiled into the annals of history as a talking point for future generations after tea, or adapted into novels or movies for future generations to enjoy, or for parents to use them as examples to guide and educate children, these historical figures are also worthy of our admiration and respect, and the weapons they hold are also what we need to cherish and understand.
The literature is from: "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "General Outline of the Martial Classics".