I mean, he uses It as he should, its just that he can't thrust since that can damage the blade and the armor (remember that this is a sparring) and that really limits his resources to swing it like a long battle axe
@@TholandThink Pending on the form of the Kissaki, a Japanese sword is actually quite good at thrusting too. It is to the point that Naginata were often used in home defence, as their tips were often pointed and made for useful CQC weapons as they did not need to be swung.
I think they’d be happy that people keep what they did alive and remember what they did in some way and that people no longer have to do what they did for real. Aside from Henry of skalitz he would be in a blood rage that he missed a cumin and trying to come back to finish the job once and for all
I doubt it, knowing that they actually fought the Mongols historically, and won the first time, and the second time the Mongols gave up because the waves were too heavy
@@TheSkyLasts The only reason the japanese won was because of the storm. Those 4’11 japanese samurai midgets would have gotten buttfucked by the mongols if it wasn’t for the weather.
@@stefthorman8548 not really, you see that’s a theory that isn’t really supported by history. A lot of people come up with the theory that the Mongols won against Japan and they didn’t really they may have took it over some islands. You might be right about that. But if you’re insinuating that they were stronger than the Japanese, that is really sorely mistaken. Because the reason why the Japanese one is because they had an advantage point because of Japan is an island. That’s why I always try to debunk a lot of things like knights versus samurai, is because people forget that tsunami‘s and a lot of other natural disasters like typhoons exist around Japan. I’m pretty sure a lot of sailors wouldn’t like having to sail through things like that. And you can’t really say that all they would’ve just planned an attack. Yeah, like they can see Japan all the way from Europe. This is what I call theory history. And the reason why is because it’s only speculated because people hated something. There’s not really much to say other than yes the Mongols did attack. Did they get anywhere not really. They had a lot of problems with getting to Japan, which kind of led to the defeat against Japan, or at least the failing of raiding Japan
@@schnitzel_enjoyer Are u sure about that? First of all japanese weapon is one of the best weapon back in the day, it's unbreakable especially with the katana, they have limited supply of tamahagane (high carbon kind of steel) they make there weapon precisely good and durable in battle also there armor.
@@Yasuke-bh3de "katana was unbreakable", no quite the opposite, they were too weak, they bent easily without proper technique of swing and very sensitive to corrosion, even touch, they were showpieces of high rank warriors. If you know anything about actual history, they actually fought with spears and bows, katanas were personal last ditch weapons for very close combat (which was avoided). But yes agreed they do look cool in movies.
What's funny to me is that real athletes/martial artists never participate in this kind of shit, it's only the D&D croud that ever participates in these "fights" so they always look silly.
Main issue with using bladed polearms against armor.... they suck This is why it was more common to see polehammers or halberds (with hammer heads) in European armored duels, because they actually can bust apart armor and transfer good concussive energy onto the opponent, a naginata does neither of those. As a fencer myself, if you were to ask me what to bring to an armored fight, my literal first response would be a polehammer with something like an estoc as a secondary.
@@anothnypitt443 all of this style of fighting is silly irl they would wrestle each other to the ground a chink with a knife People standing around bashing each other with bladed weapons just wasn’t a thing it comes from Hollywood where Jon Snow disembowels a warrior wearing mail and coat with a single slash
Naginata was a polearm, primarily used as a deterrence to cavalry, not dueling; hence the long thin blade attached to a pole. A common misconception is that Naginata is a sword, whereas it is in fact a polearm; not really intended for this purpose, and certainly not going to have much effect against armour. Polearms were intended to deter cavalry - most versions used by ashigaru had wooden poles, are weren't intended for dueling - for the exact reason you see in the video (pole breakage). Although there were some versions of Naginata created by nobility and late-era productions, which had metal poles as standard - this was to increase the versatility of the weapon so that it could be used more reliably in a duel. Still - not the best choice for a duel if both parties are fully clad in steel. In late Era Feudal Japan, they created the Kanabo/Tetsubo - a giant metal spiked club to defeat armour - the ultimate bonking tool.
I've never heard of naginata being mainly used for anti-cavalry purpose. You'd be far better served with a thrusting weapon aka the yari. It's not just an ashigaru weapon. What I've learned is that the naginata was intended as a crowd control weapon.
@@i_commission_dspriscilla_a7486 Nope. These blokes have not had a minute of formal training and bought their gear of WISH. If they had training - they need to get their money back. There is NO footwork aside from randomly shuffling around, They do not consider the distance between themselves and just bang their toys against each other. Naginata vs Dao / katana you can stay at a comfortable middle stance at 2/3rd extension and poke your VERY pointy blade against their center or head while circling at your leasure. You have the range and the leverage to just force their blade from the center if they try a bind. Traditionally - you would not bother with binds. At full extension a swing from a naginata could decapitate a horse. Blocking those swings was NOT an option.
@@christophedlauer1443 haha, kinda obv you’re talking out your ass at this point. Lets see your background, not that i believe you have any, what with you thinking any HEMA organization would allow WISH to provide gear. Couple that with your perfect hypothetical that would crumble in an instant when you’re in a sparring ring.
@@christophedlauer1443 Naginata were basically just bladed spears. This guy is using it like a club. Half the time he doesn't even go for a blade swing, and wacks with the pole! If this fight is designed to be fought this way, then that is just so sad.
@@p2w383 the main reason why the japanese folded their blade so many times was due to their shit quality iron ore. Even then it used to break so easily. Idk why they flex so much.
@@junkyyard2273 Other guy is right. They were polishing a turd essentially. Nobody else needed to fold it that much because they just got decent materials in the first place. Japan was very backwards technologically.
@@agorman1341 I guess you can't read. My comment explains everything I'm insulting you on. Simple as. Gotta give applause, because you don't seem to get defensive. My respect
I always wonder what would happen if even our most experienced HEMA and Kendo practitioners got to face even an average warrior from the feudal age, I bet the fight wouldn't last long. 😂
@@menacingcar0449 I'd say that the average soldier would win 10 out of 10 times by the sheer virtue of having grown up practicing techniques of the sword our current "experts" can only speculate on through their interpretive reconstruction. To add to that, even if a warrior was average back then, they would still have actual combat experience on the battle field in a life or death setting, where as HEMA practitioners only do sparring drills. They simply wouldn't know exactly how actual soldiers from back then moved when they fought.
The Mongolian blade is literally made to chop pole arms and spears in half not even sure why you’d try to fight at that close a distance with a pole arm weapon 😂
I don’t wanna be that guy but a lot of hema people seem to have HORRIBLE foot work. I’ve done Muay Thai for 10 almost 11 years and can’t help but think if I faced someone else in sword combat I’d kill them
“Now your wife shall be brought to Gengis Kahn as the his concubine.” Gengis Kahn the dude who had an ass ton (pun kind of intended) of concubines from all the over the damn map and spread his seed like a fucking plantation (again pun kinda intended) The Primordial Chad
It was mostly used by foot soldiers as an alternative to spears. Women are included a footsoldiers as they are peasant soldiers like most male farmers.
Of course, it is a weapon that men also use. However, Japanese spears were more difficult for women to handle, as they were mainly used to kill by striking rather than stabbing or slashing. Many women preferred the naginata, which gives a powerful blow just by swinging down the heavy blade.
@@ZFilms11 actually noblewomen would also get trained in the naginata in case they had to defend their estate while their husbands were out on campaign.
I would even go as far as to say that even all the best pros we have today in all of their respective weapon of choice won't even amount to even a lowly footman
@Ready Set Mood! I fully agree these men and some women were connected to the sword and Armor as today they practice every so often ..... if you were to grow up with nothing else to do..... no internet, books, tv they probably dedicated their lives at a young age and were taught by good swordsman from a young age
It was hickory, I'm new to the weapon and I kept hitting him with the haft. Just bad distance management, the new haft has been holding up nicely since I've been hitting with the blade lol
It's honestly cool to see people wearing armor like this. Usually you just see the armor being hanged up in a museum. It really shows the amount of energy and training it would take to be able to keep up the fight and all that
The video is a single combat, non carbon steel sword can damage a full armor carbon steel. And dont bring religious or political shit here because you gonna lose the same, muslims countries are poor and shit countries where people prefers to die in the sea at live in this countries.
Please don't confuse Mongol nomads with Turkic nomads, Turkic nomads are more warrior than Mongol nomads. Even the Mongol Empire's army was made by Turkic soldiers by majority and Mongol Empire was a state that was shared between Turkic-Mongolic tribes confederation. Mongol Empire's military used to be in Turkic authority meanwhile politics was in Mongol authority during Genghis Khan era, it didn't continue the same way with his sons that's why Yuan Dynasty failed. Yuan dynasty became weak due to during Kubilai era and a bit after him they abolished Turkic rule in military but later on Yuan dynasty regretted and brought Turkic rule in military back which caused a huge coup with a Turkic guy from Kipchak clan named as El-Temür killing the last Yuan emperor Togon Temür's father.
Steel vs wood handles. 😅 Thats a chinese da dao. It goes through bones and flesh with ease and easy pickup without years of training. Used against infantry and chivalry. Power of axe, sword, polearm in one.
"Has a naginata"
"Uses it like a shaolin monks staff"
"Naginata breaks"
Look what this Mongolian did
I mean, he uses It as he should, its just that he can't thrust since that can damage the blade and the armor (remember that this is a sparring) and that really limits his resources to swing it like a long battle axe
I find it interesting that everyone on this website is an expert on everything all at oncr
Yeah, really the naginata is just a Japanese glaive with maybe a slight focus in being more spear-like.
@@TholandThink Pending on the form of the Kissaki, a Japanese sword is actually quite good at thrusting too. It is to the point that Naginata were often used in home defence, as their tips were often pointed and made for useful CQC weapons as they did not need to be swung.
Lol strong work my guy 🤣
I'm totally new to the weapon, the learning curve is real
Nice thing about sparring is when that
“Oh shit!!!” moment occurs it doesn’t have to be your last thought.
Facts i miss the good ole days when sparring ending with only one person walking away
@Mike Sonnyfu sir those are called duels
@@COGsandwich51 ill duel you
@@mikesonnyfu that actually sounds really fun
@@mikesonnyfu mans on that musashi miyamoto grindset
I have a feeling the olden warriors are turing in their graves seeing this.
I think they dug deeper too
nah they love seeing grown men play fighting
Alan Turing? You mean they being medically castrated in their graves?
No these are real warriors. Tough as nails, battle hardened, forged in the fires of war
I think they’d be happy that people keep what they did alive and remember what they did in some way and that people no longer have to do what they did for real.
Aside from Henry of skalitz he would be in a blood rage that he missed a cumin and trying to come back to finish the job once and for all
A samurai from 1580 something is probably crying from the afterlife
I doubt it, knowing that they actually fought the Mongols historically, and won the first time, and the second time the Mongols gave up because the waves were too heavy
This video seems to be at least wrong training or one of the weapons were fake.
@@TheSkyLasts the Mongolians actually razed an few islands.
@@TheSkyLasts The only reason the japanese won was because of the storm. Those 4’11 japanese samurai midgets would have gotten buttfucked by the mongols if it wasn’t for the weather.
@@stefthorman8548 not really, you see that’s a theory that isn’t really supported by history. A lot of people come up with the theory that the Mongols won against Japan and they didn’t really they may have took it over some islands. You might be right about that. But if you’re insinuating that they were stronger than the Japanese, that is really sorely mistaken. Because the reason why the Japanese one is because they had an advantage point because of Japan is an island. That’s why I always try to debunk a lot of things like knights versus samurai, is because people forget that tsunami‘s and a lot of other natural disasters like typhoons exist around Japan. I’m pretty sure a lot of sailors wouldn’t like having to sail through things like that. And you can’t really say that all they would’ve just planned an attack. Yeah, like they can see Japan all the way from Europe. This is what I call theory history. And the reason why is because it’s only speculated because people hated something. There’s not really much to say other than yes the Mongols did attack. Did they get anywhere not really. They had a lot of problems with getting to Japan, which kind of led to the defeat against Japan, or at least the failing of raiding Japan
"Goddamn mongolian broke my naginata!" is one of the most Japanese but clearly not actually Japanese statements I've ever seen.
Nah, whatchu talkin' about? My man Hideki complains about Mongols breaking his Uchigatana and shit once a week! It's nuts bro, I'm telling you!
Japanese weapons aren't actually good in combat aside from anime or movies
@@schnitzel_enjoyer no, no even the Dutch (or the Danes, don't remember) like the Tachi's they mistankenly called the "Falchions" but liked them .
@@schnitzel_enjoyer Are u sure about that? First of all japanese weapon is one of the best weapon back in the day, it's unbreakable especially with the katana, they have limited supply of tamahagane (high carbon kind of steel) they make there weapon precisely good and durable in battle also there armor.
@@Yasuke-bh3de "katana was unbreakable", no quite the opposite, they were too weak, they bent easily without proper technique of swing and very sensitive to corrosion, even touch, they were showpieces of high rank warriors. If you know anything about actual history, they actually fought with spears and bows, katanas were personal last ditch weapons for very close combat (which was avoided). But yes agreed they do look cool in movies.
"Your Naginata had a catastrophic blade failure and we are gonna have to ask you to leave the forge"
Omg yas 💀❤️😂
It will not keilll
What's funny to me is that real athletes/martial artists never participate in this kind of shit, it's only the D&D croud that ever participates in these "fights" so they always look silly.
Lmao
Lmao
Ah yes. When I have a polearm I prefer to let my sword wielding opponents get within striking range... of me. I’m suicidal.
Main issue with using bladed polearms against armor.... they suck
This is why it was more common to see polehammers or halberds (with hammer heads) in European armored duels, because they actually can bust apart armor and transfer good concussive energy onto the opponent, a naginata does neither of those.
As a fencer myself, if you were to ask me what to bring to an armored fight, my literal first response would be a polehammer with something like an estoc as a secondary.
@@anothnypitt443 id bring a gun
This comment is giving me american overweight father raging about the decisions his favourite football team does vibes.
@@anothnypitt443 all of this style of fighting is silly irl they would wrestle each other to the ground a chink with a knife
People standing around bashing each other with bladed weapons just wasn’t a thing it comes from Hollywood where Jon Snow disembowels a warrior wearing mail and coat with a single slash
@@viveillyvi you might need to take a chill pill in that case
Your comment gives me “I take joke’s literally” vibes
Now you have a wooden spear
Or a quarterstaff
Or a sword
The most deadly weapon one can wield
All he has to do is strip naked and he wins against guys with AKs and full metal with that thing
Can be deadly tooo
"I have literally no idea what I'm doing, better blame someone else"
Naginata was a polearm, primarily used as a deterrence to cavalry, not dueling; hence the long thin blade attached to a pole. A common misconception is that Naginata is a sword, whereas it is in fact a polearm; not really intended for this purpose, and certainly not going to have much effect against armour. Polearms were intended to deter cavalry - most versions used by ashigaru had wooden poles, are weren't intended for dueling - for the exact reason you see in the video (pole breakage). Although there were some versions of Naginata created by nobility and late-era productions, which had metal poles as standard - this was to increase the versatility of the weapon so that it could be used more reliably in a duel. Still - not the best choice for a duel if both parties are fully clad in steel. In late Era Feudal Japan, they created the Kanabo/Tetsubo - a giant metal spiked club to defeat armour - the ultimate bonking tool.
You can still duel with a polearm.
The main issue here is that he wasn't using it like a polearm but stupidly closing in.
I've never heard of naginata being mainly used for anti-cavalry purpose. You'd be far better served with a thrusting weapon aka the yari. It's not just an ashigaru weapon.
What I've learned is that the naginata was intended as a crowd control weapon.
Samurai would either Use a Naginata or a Yari than a Katana in battle lol
I discovered this in kingdom come deliverance. Use hammers on heavy armored knights to waste them haha 😎 🚬
@@syndrathedarksovereign1609 失礼だが、勉強不足
11〜12世紀は刀、弓、薙刀が一般だ
16世紀になり、農民が戦闘に加わって集団戦が重要になったから槍が主流になった
それまでは戦闘は武士の専門だったため、熟練度が必要な武器が使われていた。言ってしまえば、槍は素人でも使える武器ということだ
You're using your Naginata like a long axe instead of a Naginata
I have a subtle suspicion that he might have more experience with a naginata than you do.
Its rule of the fight buddy.
You can only swing the weapon not thrust it since it will have greater effect and pierce the armor gap.
@@i_commission_dspriscilla_a7486 Nope. These blokes have not had a minute of formal training and bought their gear of WISH. If they had training - they need to get their money back.
There is NO footwork aside from randomly shuffling around, They do not consider the distance between themselves and just bang their toys against each other.
Naginata vs Dao / katana you can stay at a comfortable middle stance at 2/3rd extension and poke your VERY pointy blade against their center or head while circling at your leasure. You have the range and the leverage to just force their blade from the center if they try a bind. Traditionally - you would not bother with binds. At full extension a swing from a naginata could decapitate a horse. Blocking those swings was NOT an option.
@@christophedlauer1443 haha, kinda obv you’re talking out your ass at this point.
Lets see your background, not that i believe you have any, what with you thinking any HEMA organization would allow WISH to provide gear.
Couple that with your perfect hypothetical that would crumble in an instant when you’re in a sparring ring.
@@christophedlauer1443 Naginata were basically just bladed spears. This guy is using it like a club. Half the time he doesn't even go for a blade swing, and wacks with the pole! If this fight is designed to be fought this way, then that is just so sad.
You're lucky he didn't use his recurve bow while riding away on a small pony.
Они на своих пони пол мира захватили. Они бы и дальше захватывали если бы Чингиз не умер
the ships never came
He didn't bring a typhoon with him, skill issue
@@dargone3231 I like your funny words magic man.
😂😂😂😂
"God damn Mongorian! He broke my shity Naginata!" - Southpark
edit 4/3: Mongolian → Mongorian
Was waiting for this
Damn! You beat me to it! But I posted it before I read the cmnts. Well done but if you'll look at the cmnt above, mine is a bit different lol
@@jacobcasmus1882 lol I like your take. I think its more city than mine ;)
mongoreane
Damnit I was thinking that
And now the Japanese blade has been folded 10,001 times
Underrated comment. Japanese flexing about folding until it gets really folded
@@p2w383 the main reason why the japanese folded their blade so many times was due to their shit quality iron ore. Even then it used to break so easily. Idk why they flex so much.
@@Karznaxthe folding expels impurities from the steel they have.
@@junkyyard2273 thats what i said
@@junkyyard2273 Other guy is right. They were polishing a turd essentially. Nobody else needed to fold it that much because they just got decent materials in the first place. Japan was very backwards technologically.
As a Mongolian I can confirm we all have broken a Naginata once in our lifetimes.
We even broke katanas🤣
@@munkhazaya29katanas are easy to broke because they aren't meant for primary, but for secondary
@@agorman1341Lowk nobody asked bruh. Your weeb is showing bruh
@@Andrei_Antonov my weeb? who?
@@agorman1341 I guess you can't read. My comment explains everything I'm insulting you on. Simple as. Gotta give applause, because you don't seem to get defensive. My respect
Genghis Khan: yes my child, prove to them the strength
I agree
@@genghiskhan6185 Dad?
@@genghiskhan6185 daddy 😩
@@genghiskhan6185 ohh great timujin of the havens tell me what is your great wisdom
I feel like his title should be “The Great Daddy” due to his track record 😉
He didn't break it. You did.
Most skilled discord moderator
He didn't studied the blade.
Most skilled Asian bladesman
Swings weapon incorrectly.
Weapon breaks.
"Why would this Mongolian do this to me?"
EVERY TIME A-CHINA MAN COME AN BUILD WALL, GODDAMN MONGORIANS ALWAYS HAVE TO COME AND TEAR IT DOWN!!!
-South Park
"God damn Mongolians." - You know 'em
What you mean by that
The Japanese, the Chinese, Eastern European countries, the like
@@erdenebaatarbatmunh6841 South Park
Best people on the planet
@@erdenebaatarbatmunh6841 God damn Mongolians always destroying my shitty wall!
there's a lot of technique for a long handle weapon and there's you, using a naginata as a kanata. That would end fatal on the battlefield.
He was hitting it with wooden part and after the ordeal.
Samurai: Mongol broke my weapon
imagine if these two suddenly appeared on a chaotic battlefield on tsushima
They'd both die
They'd probably run somewhere together
I'd give them less than 30 seconds. 😂
Imagine if people in the past actually fought like LARPERS.
ikr!
I always wonder what would happen if even our most experienced HEMA and Kendo practitioners got to face even an average warrior from the feudal age, I bet the fight wouldn't last long. 😂
@@AK-lx1crin whos favor do you think it would go?
@@AK-lx1crsword fights never last long, but I favor the actual professional soldiers most of the time
@@menacingcar0449 I'd say that the average soldier would win 10 out of 10 times by the sheer virtue of having grown up practicing techniques of the sword our current "experts" can only speculate on through their interpretive reconstruction.
To add to that, even if a warrior was average back then, they would still have actual combat experience on the battle field in a life or death setting, where as HEMA practitioners only do sparring drills.
They simply wouldn't know exactly how actual soldiers from back then moved when they fought.
"god damn Mongolian broke my nagatana"
-some samurai 200ce
“ce”
"Mongorian?
Wut da hail Mongorian doin' hear?"
He here for piano lesson, lah.
You stoobid...
Destroy your sh*tty wall!
I knew someone would reference South Park 🤣
He'sh on his wrey to knock down shity warr
BEGIN OPERATION TOP SECERET SPY BAROON
He should have pressed home the win, after breaking your naginata and resolve. 😂 Man, that sucks! It was a pretty handle.
I fucking died at this comment 😂
"Stupid mongorian" -Tuong Lu Kim
Stupid chinese- tolui khan
It's the way the Mongol looks at his sword like "huh, sweet" 🥲
Mister big sword was very disciplined not to just smash straight through everything.
The composure it took not to burn down the defenseless hometown, when he was done.
The Mongolian blade is literally made to chop pole arms and spears in half not even sure why you’d try to fight at that close a distance with a pole arm weapon 😂
😂 mister big sword. While Japanese guy is disarmed, big mad! 😂
This is how I imagine my dwarfs rookies in dwarf fortress look like when they training to kill that unknown eldrich entity in they're basement
😂😂😂😂😂 i felt that
Yeh, let’s use the wooden part to spar with the steel, congrats.
every mf in this comment section all of the sudden turned into an expert on feudal japanese martial arts weapon mastery
Live action Ghost Of Tsushima looking good 👍
The Chad Mongolian weaponry vs the virgin weeb weaponry
Where's Henry when you need him? Probably off somewhere being quite hungry.
Damn cumans raiding his village and killing his parents.
One of the best gaming experiences I've had!!!
I was searching for those comment‘s 😂
I was looking for this comment
Wearing a makeshift yoroi and using wrong a naginata proves nothing about naginatajutsu, this is just ridiculous
The Mongolian the whole time: 🗿
is it a Kipchak or a Cuman
@@nurdauletsarsenbay462 probably kipchak
@@nurdauletsarsenbay462 As the guy, its Timurid. Which was part of the Mongol Empire
I remember this part in elden ring when the Mongolian invades you. Good times.
Mongolian invasion of Japan 1274 (colorized)
Bruh 😂
Well shit, who would've guessed a giant cleaver would wreck the shaft of a spear....
When the divine wind finally decided to piss off
*short bladed weighted weapon strikes a long-range polearm being used likes an axe*
"Dang Mongolian!"
I don’t wanna be that guy but a lot of hema people seem to have HORRIBLE foot work. I’ve done Muay Thai for 10 almost 11 years and can’t help but think if I faced someone else in sword combat I’d kill them
historically accurate
Pretty much
Not a mongolian, hes KUMAN SOLDİER
No he´s hmb fighter with cuman helmet and weird plate coat.
That's correct!
Its a Turkic helment from Cuman-Kipchak tribes.
He’s assumed to be a Cuman-kipchaq soldier from the Mongol army.
Mongols had every kinds of soldiers in their ranks. Yes, up to Persians and Lithuanians
Damn what kind of sword is that that thing is like a cleaver
Falchion I believe
@@ethanelam9175 Naw. Falchions are almost exclusively one handed. My guess is literally what he called it. A Military Cleaver.
Probably a chinese guandao
Yea that’s a military cleaver
Yups that is War Cleaver, imagine Mongols Bokh swing it to cut off horse head
And just like that my mind is catapulted to that episode of Southpark with the Mongolians breaking his sh, itty wall
“Now your wife shall be brought to Gengis Kahn as the his concubine.” Gengis Kahn the dude who had an ass ton (pun kind of intended) of concubines from all the over the damn map and spread his seed like a fucking plantation (again pun kinda intended) The Primordial Chad
Literally couldn't have done anything else wrong...
2 grannies in armors testing their new chicken filet knives
The naginata was a weapon often used by women.
Not because it was a women made for women, but because it was a weapon that gave an advantage against men.
@@Kalidoscope1230 pretty much everything with more range than you has advantage if not close combat, the spear tipe of wapon was used a lot
It was mostly used by foot soldiers as an alternative to spears. Women are included a footsoldiers as they are peasant soldiers like most male farmers.
Of course, it is a weapon that men also use. However, Japanese spears were more difficult for women to handle, as they were mainly used to kill by striking rather than stabbing or slashing. Many women preferred the naginata, which gives a powerful blow just by swinging down the heavy blade.
@@ZFilms11 actually noblewomen would also get trained in the naginata in case they had to defend their estate while their husbands were out on campaign.
And that people is why a lot of Naginata and Yari were spiral bound with thin iron bars
Better than breaking your “CHITTY WALLL”
Bruh I read that in the city wok guys voice from South Park
Man they look so unskilled I can only imagine what a real swordsman from the Era was like
I would even go as far as to say that even all the best pros we have today in all of their respective weapon of choice won't even amount to even a lowly footman
@Ready Set Mood! I fully agree these men and some women were connected to the sword and Armor as today they practice every so often ..... if you were to grow up with nothing else to do..... no internet, books, tv they probably dedicated their lives at a young age and were taught by good swordsman from a young age
The samurai knows that it was this moment he is fucked up.
The samurai would probably trow away the broken naginata and use his sword in those kind of situation.
He would have to resign and lose face, because he is a total FAILURE.
Now imagine that happening on the battlefield. So uncool.
Ну это закономерно,монголы съели бы Японию, так что пусть благодарят божественный ветер.
Do you think they looks this goofy and unathletic back in the day?
There's no way the fought like this in Medieval times
Depends on how long you were fighting already in a full set of armor.
What wood was the naginata's haft made of?
It was hickory, I'm new to the weapon and I kept hitting him with the haft. Just bad distance management, the new haft has been holding up nicely since I've been hitting with the blade lol
@@fightswordradio3735you could have just said, "cardboard" . jk ofc 😉
You should make the handle/shaft from a straight branch instead of a wooden board/split log.
That's what you get for being a weeb and not using the reach.
The kamikaze won't save you this time!
I love how he looks down at his sword like "huh, this thing is pretty great"
Muito de nosso tempo de hoje queria voltar para aquele tempo.
Certamente quem quer que queira voltar não tem um cérebro. A espectativa de vida era de uns 40 anos no máximo.
@@kaboon3489 Lmao fr
@@gagida1829limão🍋
Lol. Naginata is a thrusting weapon. 😂😂😂
It won't last much if you used it wrong.
Is that really what Mongolians wore into the battle?
It's honestly cool to see people wearing armor like this. Usually you just see the armor being hanged up in a museum. It really shows the amount of energy and training it would take to be able to keep up the fight and all that
energy and training these guys don’t have
The armor sets don’t even match with themselves
@@anon2427 ok cool. One has Mongolian armor on and the other has Japanese armor on.
GOD DAMN MONGORIAN!!!!
Props to cameraman going back in time for us to see this fight play out.
Bro I know im not the only one to think that weapon name was spelled nigga-tana
This red armor kuman kıpchak armor🤔
I like how you can see the altaic heritage in this mongolian armor, like the hungarian ones
this is a Kipchak or a Cuman. and this is not Mongolian or Turkic armor, there are only patterns from them
Everybody gangsta until full armored european knight with a longsword appears
Every European knight gangsta until not full armored leather Muslim knight with a normal sowrd appears.
@mine_mo7md655 No
@@ALE-zk6tb what is it rereconquista?
The video is a single combat, non carbon steel sword can damage a full armor carbon steel.
And dont bring religious or political shit here because you gonna lose the same, muslims countries are poor and shit countries where people prefers to die in the sea at live in this countries.
@@mine_mo7md665 Every muslim knight gangsta until ottoman janissary comes and takes caliphate from arabs
Almost like they conquered most of the known world a thousand years ago
Now they are merely china's lapdog. How the great fall
Welcome to city wok, order please?
That ain't Mongolian mask, it's Cuman-Kipchak which is basically Turkic...
Please don't confuse Mongol nomads with Turkic nomads, Turkic nomads are more warrior than Mongol nomads. Even the Mongol Empire's army was made by Turkic soldiers by majority and Mongol Empire was a state that was shared between Turkic-Mongolic tribes confederation. Mongol Empire's military used to be in Turkic authority meanwhile politics was in Mongol authority during Genghis Khan era, it didn't continue the same way with his sons that's why Yuan Dynasty failed. Yuan dynasty became weak due to during Kubilai era and a bit after him they abolished Turkic rule in military but later on Yuan dynasty regretted and brought Turkic rule in military back which caused a huge coup with a Turkic guy from Kipchak clan named as El-Temür killing the last Yuan emperor Togon Temür's father.
lmao I dont think he used to blade once
yo'r duing it rong.. sorry, stey quiet, and weit yo'r self let go thru..
the armours look sooo cool and badass omg
The handle from the wood is weak
This guy
>Keeps hitting the other guys weapon with the edge
>Blocks with the edge
> Inevitably breaks
"Goddamn Mongolians"
God damn Mongolians
Stop breaking my chity walls
Glad someone in this comment section fucking got it
Looks more cuman/Kipchak Turk to me than Mongolian
Cuman is Mongolian but different kingdom I think, and their culture probably karluk or something...
I hit 65k likes
I read that in the voice of the Chinese guy in South Park
I see you are a man of culture
You need to use a polearm with class not anguish
Lawls
Bro got the 🗿 armor
Ancient warriors : * fckin anime style fight *
Nowadays "warriors" : * touchy touch touch *
Whay yu angery boro
That's a Cuman tho
Ah yes the historically accurate use of a naginata 1v1 sword fighting
"GODDAMN MONGORIANS"
Goddamn mongorian
That's a cuman
Steel vs wood handles. 😅 Thats a chinese da dao. It goes through bones and flesh with ease and easy pickup without years of training. Used against infantry and chivalry. Power of axe, sword, polearm in one.
Idk why people are saying it’s the japenese dudes fault, the Mongolian literally swung for the polearm and destroyed it
somewhat accurate - Japanese swords did improve durability after they broke when in contact with Mongols
The naginata is one of the strongest yet most difficuilt weapons ever