3 great ancient sword the world's most priceless sword

Among the ancient swords with many different materials, archaeologists claim that bronze swords in the period before and after the Shang and Zhou dynasties were "the most wonderful" and the most priceless in the world. Especially to mention the 3 great bar ancient sword concussion for a while.

Speaking of Chinese cultural relics, it is impossible not to mention bronze treasures. When it comes to copper, no one can deny the value of antiques such as bronze swords.

Speaking of ancient weapons, swords are considered to be one of the most widely used items. Most of the weapons before the Xia Dynasty in China were stone tools. During the Shang Dynasty period, to the Spring and Autumn period, the Warring States period was mostly green. At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, brass weapons were gradually replaced with iron products with better hardness. However, among ancient swords with many different materials, Chinese archaeologists claim that bronze swords in the period before and after the Shang and Zhou dynasties were the most classic and the most valuable.

Sword of the King of Prowling

In the 1970s, archaeologists discovered a wooden box in a Warring States tomb. After opening the box, they found a long sword inside. The most amazing thing is that the sword has been used for more than two thousand years, but there was no trace of rust during the period of hiding. It still keeps the shine and new. This is the famous sword of Viet Vuong Cau Tien. This sword has another magical effect. It was the wound cut by this sword that was very difficult to heal, causing the victim to constantly bleed. The sword has thus become China's national treasure, an invaluable artifact in the highest level of cultural treasures protected by the government.

Sword ancient Han Dynasty

In the British Museum, there is a Han Dynasty sword with a history of over 2000 years. It is worth noting that, despite over 2,000 years of rain and frost, the scabbard, hilt and even the sword are preserved in the best condition. According to research, this sword was made by blacksmiths of the Western Han Dynasty for decades. The ancient books of the Han Dynasty have many records about this sword. When the sword cuts down, up to ten copper plates will also be cut in half.

Dai Minh Vinh Lac sword

Emperor Minh Thanh To under the Ming Dynasty, took the reign as Vinh Lac. This sword was built in 1420 with an interconnected body and hilt structure.

The body of the sword is carved with the head of an animal, eyes are set with gemstones, just like the real eye. This animal was originally a golden-winged eagle, later it developed into a lion image after the Ming dynasty. The scabbard has a black leather sheath, gilt-edged, very luxurious and priceless. After the sword was cast, Emperor Yongle passed the sword to the highest governor of the western plateau of China. In the Qing Dynasty, the sword was returned to the Qing emperor. In 1900, the coalition forces of eight countries entered Beijing and took the sword from Di Hoa Vien. Chinese National Treasures are lost abroad. In 1991, the Royal Arms Museum of England bought the sword for £ 100,000 and was the treasure of the town hall, topping the collection of ancient weapons.

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