Showing posts with label ubiquitous. Show all posts Showing posts with label ubiquitous. Show all posts 29 September 2024 Brigandine armours of the Ming Dynasty (Revised 2024) › Introduction of brigandine to China It is generally accepted that Chinese armies adopted brigandine armour due to Mongol influence, althoug... 17 comments: 19 November 2017 Arrows of the Ming Dynasty › Archery had always been one of the most important cultural aspects of China. Considered one of the Six Gentlemanly Arts in Confucian p... 6 comments: 30 September 2015 Bows of the Ming Dynasty › Despite the importance of archery in Chinese culture and warfare, very little is known about Ming bows because of their eventual complete re... 14 comments: 26 June 2015 Swords and sabres of the Ming Dynasty › Drawings of various types of Ming Dynasty swords and sabres. From left to right: Two Jian , a Yao Dao, a Chang Dao, and a Duan Dao. From ... 56 comments: 27 April 2015 Breech-loading cannons of the Ming Dynasty › UPDATED MAY 7, 2022, minor update DECEMBER 31, 2025 Large Fo Lang Ji from the Nanjing City Wall Museum. Fo Lang Ji (佛郎機, lit. 'F... 13 comments: 25 March 2015 Chang Qiang (長鎗) › Drawing of a Chang Qiang, from 'Ji Xiao Xin Shu (《紀效新書》)'. Chang Qiang (長鎗, long spear) was a very long weapon. In fact, it was ... 9 comments: 24 March 2015 Tang Pa (鎲鈀) › Drawing of a military-style Tang Pa, from 'Bing Lu (《兵錄》)'. 7 comments: 20 March 2015 Cotton and brigandine armours of the Ming Dynasty › Mian Jia (棉甲, cotton armour) Section of one of the pages of 'Rui Xi Xian Sheng Nian Pu (《瑞溪先生年譜》)', depicting a horseman wearing ... 37 comments: › Home View web version Random Quotes & Trivia