Showing posts with label Tang Dynasty. Show all posts Showing posts with label Tang Dynasty. Show all posts 31 October 2024 Classical oared warships of pre-modern Chinese navies › Artistic impression of the epic spectacle of Battle of Red Cliff, erroneous... 16 January 2020 Patron only: Telling apart Chinese polearms — EXTRA: Armour-piercing awl and hanging moon spear › This blog post contains some extra information about Chinese polearms, which is exclusive to my Patrons and can be accessed here . If you ... 27 June 2019 Chinese fortification: an overview of parts and terminology — Part 2: Gate and moat › UPDATED JUNE 10, 2024, minor update MAY 11, 2026 2. The gate The second part of this series will provide an overview on various comp... 40 comments: 13 June 2019 Chinese fortification: an overview of parts and terminology — Part 1: The wall › UPDATED JUNE 10, 2024, minor update MAY 9, 2026 A recent discussion in the comment section of my previous blog post has sparked m... 89 comments: 7 August 2017 Chinese multiprod crossbow › MINOR UPDATE OCTOBER 2, 2024 Credited with the invention of crossbow, the Chinese were keen on tinkering with their crossbow and coming o... 3 comments: 10 April 2016 Flails of the Ming Dynasty › Tie Lian Jia Bang (鐵鏈夾棒, lit. 'Iron chain with clubs') Drawing of a Tie Lian Jia Bang, from 'Wu Bei Zhi (《武備志》)'. Tie Li... 14 comments: 19 August 2015 The myths of Shan Wen Kia › Section of the Ming period scroll painting 'Sou Shan Tu (《搜山圖》)', depicting Chinese war deity Er Lang Shen (二郎神) in a full suit of... 102 comments: 29 July 2015 Jing Lan (井闌) › Drawing of a Jing Lan, from 'Wu Bei Yao Lue (《武備要略》)'. Jing Lan (井闌, lit. 'Water well lining') wa sthe last of the '... 2 comments: 21 February 2015 Bamboo and wooden armours of the Ming Dynasty › Bamboo armour A Qing period bamboo hat helmet, probably used by the militia. (Source: Trocadero ) Ming army never made use of bamboo bo... 3 comments: › Home View web version Random Quotes & Trivia