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某些人很high, 大家不要受影响自己看这里:
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The ji halberd is a long hafted pole weapon that also comes prominent in the Han period. It may be more suited to fighting cavalry again. One scene in Han art shows one rider pulling another rider from the horse with a ji halberd (Cheng & Dong) so it was used from foot and mount.
It would be ideal against cavalry for an infantryman and combines the ge and spear. Earlier versions of ji were typically '2' weapons combined instead of a single attachment.
I have one late East Zhou ji, cast as a spear but with a ge hook too, and this is a pretty rare piece in this arrangement since most were just ge with a seperate spear atop.
I should post this too in time.
Here is a ji, a bronze version. This is what the Han adopted, a type that appeared only late in the Warring States period.
Iron ones could again be larger. This is the halberd form that replaced the ge halberd.

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http://www.chinahistoryforum.com/index.php?showtopic=16984
[ 本帖最后由 zjgolem 于 2009-9-26 06:02 编辑 ] |
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