History's Deadliest Weapons - The Haladie | Man At Arms: Art of War
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- Join movie fanatic Chuey Martinez and medic Erich Allman as they analyze History's Deadliest Weapons from El Rey's Man At Arms: Art of War, hosted by Danny Trejo. This week, a weapon inspired by horns...the lethal Haladie from Ancient India. Will Chuey and Erich determine this weapon to be a Stealth Killer or Shelf Filler?
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Starring Danny Trejo, Man at Arms shows the nobility of craftsmanship. Episodes feature iconic weapons that have played a starring role in some of the most memorable scenes in movies, video games, comics and TV. Expert craftsmen reproduce weapons and armor from scratch to create historical, modern and mythological works of martial art for testing by experts in real-world applications.
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I have always been a Danny Trejo fan. But no one besides the EMT appears to be an expert in this video
There is absolutely no point in put a XXI century medical professional to judge an ancient weapon.
Back in times, any cut or pierce could to be fatal after some time. No ambulances, no epinephrine, no adrenaline, no intensive treatment units. Only disinfectants (with luck), bandages, stitches, herbs and prays. Internal bleeding was basically a death sentence: nothing to stitch.
The real requisite is the stop power: the opponent could be defeated by a hit, incapable of to continue to fight? If the answer is yes, the weapon works.
The original word for it is " Haladiyo" in my Gujarati language . it's origins from my region Saurashtra and kutcchh-Gujarat state. Started to make from Anjaar - an ancient port town in our area. May be in 3 or 4 century BC...
The vidoes might be cooler if the editing was toned down a little bit. It's like constant over hype to make up for lack in substance. Cool blade though.
That's an issue with American reality TV in general.
Colin that's American TV for ya
And the host looks like he needs to be hosting yard bbq, he doesnt even have the slightest idea whats going on, they just gave him a script
It would have been a little bit cooler if they had martial arts experts all around, but nah they have a hot dog eater, a nerd, and Danny in the show.
Graphics is all people care about as well as popularity so they can fit into the herd.
Please make a video on DANDPATTA flexible sword. This was the most popular weapon in south western India primarily Maratha clans.
hell yeah.danny is a seriously good actor.hope all is well for him.
ilya is a martial artist???
Antler horns used in similar looking weapon called "Madhhu"
Thanks for bringing such an interesting weapon to my attention!
3 sheaths are needed in order to carry this thing around safely. I can't really think of a way that a warrior could wear this and be able to remove all 3 quickly enough to defend himself.
Didn't Bruce Lee have a saying: "...sandbags...don't hit back."?
Boards don't hit back
I wish to see you reforge all weapons made by forge in fire champions,And Ilya is one of them.
Anyone know if they're gonna release the actual Art of War series on DVD?
need longer episodes
Definitely does not belong on the shelf. Sadly the Indian art of war also called the "Arthshastra" is not known by many. But if you do learn it. You could potentially be the deadliest guy on the planet.
I'd rather use this as an off hand weapon, more for parrying.
THOMASWINN! That was exactly what it was designed to do.
Eh I like using one hand and not two
make a video on urumi sword used by Indian warriors a lethal flexible swords with multiple blade only a well trained master can use this sword
Looks like Machete is looking for new machetes
How did u guy not show the urimi search thats shit it I was a a whip made of of metal
He said medieval times. But was developed long after the medieval times.
Wow Fame changed Deadliest Warrior
Total evisceration of the bowels..... only 5 words, but says a lot.
I don't think as it's the deadliest weapon because its freaking short range
Anyone have Sikh weapons episodes plz send me link
I could imagine some idiot getting there hands this thing, playing around with it and then breaking there wrist.OUCH!!!!!!!! 😖😖😖😖😖😖😖😖
Looks like something to put on a hindu god idol
how tf did chewy martinez even get this job like what is his actual point in the show oh look at me i like movies now gimme a show
The Madu that the Haladie was taken from was primarily a parrying weapon. You should have shown how it could be used in the off hand in combination with something like a sword.
Childish Gambino sure knows how to use it
asianmanfromasia what
What
What
"This is America" foreshadowed the widespread use of face masks by the scene with random face masks for apparently no good reason in that music video also promoting the black VS cops dichotomy. Glad I left the US of AIDS before its fall in WW3 and next civil war.
Only in untrained hands. If you know how to use it, it's leathal and not difficult to wield at all.
i reckon the european longsword could beat it though
Hmbki well it's a dagger vs a longsword so yeah
Paul Wilkinson yes but the skillful indians would use it, Im just saying that a longsword is more effective than it, actually, most weapons are tbf
AFAIK it was used in the left hand, while using a sabre in the right. So, it was equally a parrying device as a offensive weapon. Still, I'd rather go for dagger and buckler in the off hand, or use a regular Katar.
I bet a gun would beat this and the long sword (captain obvious)
The one they've made is too big in my opinion. It looks so unwieldy im sure historically accurate ones would be smaller and lighter.
Yeah and I don't think it has the 3rd blade for boxing like moves...
Im a rajput and I can assure you these were used in combat along with katar daggers by my ancestors.
indian weapons are generally quite heavy
Request you folks to do a video on Urmi / Surul Vaal - an ancient south Indian deadliest battle weapon... Thanks a ton in advance!!
Why not get someone proficient in Indian martial arts, we train for a stiff/strong wrist in Katar, Haladie, Pata, even Tulwar use...most of the force comes from the elbow, shoulder, and core....
This was a literal war weapon, but I'm sure you guys know better with your knowledge of Indian weapons and their use 🤣
Rajputs are not a clan, rajputs are kshatriyas a caste in hindu chronology, rajputs are divided into clans themselves, and this dagger was not made in 18th and 19th centuries(maybe the one you use on your might be), as a weapon it was famous in the 15 16 and 17 centuries, also it was not only wielded by rajputs, most of nobility carried them, as you mentioned it was status symbol
ADMIRED? EXCUSE me! the Rajputs were the upper class jerk! get the Sikh guy to test it out, he knows best
Lol exactly ....was thinkin of the same thing
Nope. The rajputs were awesome
@@bharatv5563 thanks
Rajput here, they don't know how to use it. It is used when you are surrounded by enemies, lost you sword, in middle of the war. A rajput can use two of these in each hand, cut down the surrounding him.
P S "this is more of a symbol of status than a weapon of war"
Not really it was a ceremonial weapon. Nobody carries two of these into war if he could carry much better weapons
People like to dramatise things eg one dude cutting down waves of foes, in reality however if you get surround in a battle you are dead
this looks more like an off-hand defense weapon, meant for parries while having a longer more conventional weapon in the primary hand.
Indian Rajput rules 😍♥️
2:36 sound, zombies dog round? 😂
Anything that requires a bit of skills to weild is a shelf filler for the Western man... Lol
And it was designed to be an off hand parrying weapon. As well as a single weapon.
One handed or two handed
deleted android one hand. The other hand had the main weapon.
This was more popular among marathas. Rajputs were known for 3bladed katar.
Originally from my state Gujarat bro... exported all over the world till Syria Arabia persia to sumatra bali....
Please make a video about Urumi! It is kind of a bendable sword commonly used in southern India.
I probably wouldn't use that. I think it's more dangerous to the user than the target/enemy.
ये सिर्फ राजकुल के लोगो का हथियार था । आम लोगो को इसके चलाने का पता नही होता था जैसे आपको नही है । एक कुशल लड़ाके के हाथों में ये तलवार या भले से खतरनाक ओर ढाल को भी चकमा दे सकता है
What do i see, Hosts that talk bullshit, weapon experts that look like they dont know what they are doing, sandbags as targets and a foam LARP shield. Raiting 0/10
Thanks for this video. It is the closest I could find to the Glaives of Azinoth from Warcraft. It seems relatively practical as a dagger, used as a side-arm or last resort. But surely it is not a battlefield weapon.
Where can I find the urumi section of this show ??
Flexible blade
Is that Danny fucking trejo?
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man, I never seen a weapon that looked half as diabolical as this.
man all they got to do was hit sandbags
Just get an ice pack
Forged in 🔥 fire
if indians were great warriors how come alexander conquered them so easily, all these weird looking weapons and war elephants prove useless against him and his army
Robby Gene they are talking about weapons made and used centuries after Alexander. They couldn't even make these then. Also Alexander's army was massive professional army vs smaller kingdoms using peasant conscripts, they had never seen Cavelry tactics and use of the phalanx on that scale. I think Alexander could best most generals of the ancient world.
@@seanpackham210 alexander never conqured india just few small kingdoms in the north west of india
also they ran away from powerful nanda of central india
don't say his soldiers were tired
alexender wasn't using same soldiers when he conqured persia but he got fresh supplies along with huge reinforcement in persia .It was MUCH lager fresh army that invaded INDIA. also while returning he still fought and defeated the malwa tribe which proved he was tired but ran away from the Nandas
Wait, DMT? What does diving have to do with lacerations with these blades just wondering, if I'm wrong then please let me know what I am missing
It definantly seems as if it would do quite a bit of damage but the posibility of breaking you wrist would make it not even worth using.
Looks something to poke your own eye out with. Did you notice how the black guy almost cut his other hand when he used both hands and the bag gave way
it is likesmaller version of warglaives of azzinoth blades of illidan stormrage
It looks like Madu which is a weapon used in silambam one of the ancient martial art from Tamil nadu,india
Creo qud es una de esas armas que si no prestas atencion te podrias apuñalar solo jajaja
fun fact: used in history to slice fruits and vegetables in one successive sweep when running late for dinner partys
I think ancient indians don't use swords unless they slap each other
I don't think we need a paramedic to tell us that something sharp and pointy can kill.
If their looking for the deadliest weapon the it has to be deadly on the enemy and on the user
Try Igorots head hunting axe
Impressive that he took D.M.T for 20 years and seems fine
Another result of man saying what ever he wants without any idea if he is right or wrong.
They dont show the making if the weapon
I know its a basic weapon but can we get the Iberian Falcata video.
what about ottoman kilj the katanas rival
Deadliest Warrior rip off
Please turn on captions for deaf/HOH.
Lol when are they gonna test tsar bomba lmao
I like that weapon
I see self inflicted injuries!!
where can i find more about this tv show?
I'd prefer a 357
Karina blades is real
BRAVE RAJPUTS
i like katana
MEN AT ARMS !!!!
weak
I thought Indians were peaceful people
JustJulyo they were before, the khiljis invaded
Martin Lopez what you talking about dumbass , the hindus were never peaceful infact India was a collection of princely states always fighting amongst each other . Why do you think the muslims wiped the floor with them ?
this is why, with weapons like this no one would dare fuck with india
Daniel Mattos chill bro that was long time ago,India is nth but a sewer
The ancient Indians were flying 9 ft long multiple blade swords. Google search Urumi sword. The Arabs couldn't manage to invade India. Islam found its way in centuries later thru the Turks and Mongols. Even they got their asses handed back to them later on.
yea the only thing dangerous about this thing is the status of the wielder that it might symbolize. If you use it to deal with assassins you are all kinds of fucked
lol is that what vega uses in street fighter???
Thats a ridiculous weapon. Looks as dangerous to the wielder as his enemy. It would be too easy to have that thing bounce back at you if you were going up against armor, a shield, or just being parried by your enemy's weapon.
Brent Delong if it existed, it worked! Ever heard of martial arts? Your HEMA knowledge is flawed.
HEMA is not a martial art? Really? So why does it stand for "Historical European Martial Arts" ?
Bloody u son of a face fucking god Jesus o
@David Hernandez please do your research before you say anything about anything. This is the problem with you people. You are so quick to assume things.
1) such an unusual dagger can only come out of practical use. It is a chunky looking ugly object. If it was ceremonial there were much prettier daggers in the Indian subcontinent. 5-6 types of daggers we're used by them alone .
2) katars we're used by all warrio classes, even the mughals adopted them over khanjars and jambias. They were not only used for war. They were used fore hunting too. To finish off tigers. There r written records and pictures of it.
@Kaiser Franz von Lappen der 2. you are a total ignoramus! HEMA is a recreation of European fighting arts through medeival diagrams and instruction manuals. Do your research