Inlaying or overlaying of gold or silver on another metal.
A rather broad term that is used to describe steel that exhibits a fancy pattern.
Literally "single saber", it refers to any type of dāo used solely without shield or weapon in the other hand.
The Marathi name for the pata, a gauntlet sword thought to have been developed by them.
Used to describe a wide variety of single-edged tools and weapons.
Qing Chinese for the back of a blade.
Qing Chinese for a groove in a saber blade.
Qing Chinese for a saber scabbard endpiece.
Qing Chinese for a specific type of scabbard endpiece.
Qing Chinese for "saber guard".
Qing Chinese for the suspension bar on a saber scabbard.
Qing Chinese for saber scabbard endpiece.
Qing Chinese for saber edge / saber blade.
Qing Chinese for edge damage on a saber blade.
Language: Mandarin Chinese
Source: Classical literature
Language: Mandarin Chinese
Source: Classical literature
Qing Chinese for the suspension bar on a saber scabbard.
Qing Chinese term for the collar-piece found on some Chinese sabers.
Qing Chinese for "saber grip".
Qing Chinese for "saber pommel".
Qing Chinese for the ferrule of a saber hilt.
Qing Chinese for "saber scabbard".
Qing Chinese for the two mounts on either end of a saber scabbard.
Qing Chinese for the mouthpiece of a saber scabbard.
