Han Dao
The Han Dao Sword, also known as the Han Sword, is a traditional Chinese weapon that originated during the Han Dynasty (206 BC – 220 AD). It is a single-edged, curved sword that is typically used in Chinese martial arts, particularly in the styles of Tai Chi and Kung Fu.

The length of the Han Dao sword can vary, but it is usually around 70-80 centimeters long, with a handle that is about one-third of the overall length. The handle is traditionally made of wood, with a guard and pommel made of metal.

The Han Dao sword is primarily used as a slashing weapon, with its curved blade allowing for quick and powerful strikes. It is often used in combination with circular and flowing movements, making it a graceful and elegant weapon to watch in action.

In addition to its use in martial arts, the Han Dao sword also has a long history as a military weapon. During the Han Dynasty, it was commonly used by infantry soldiers, and it continued to be used by various armies throughout Chinese history.
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    Place of Origin:
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