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Originally Posted by dennee
The oxtail saber was not developed until the nineteenth century.
I associate the "tiger fork" with the military. Perhaps that is a mistaken impression. But while perhaps useful in a pitched battle---or as an imposing weapon for guards---it seems an impractical weapon to carry around. Picturesque 'though.
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ok, thanks, so the willow-leaf would've still been the common saber of this time, yes?
The tiger fork was a military weapon? I thought it was an individually used weapon by southern Chinese?You sure that it wasn't used by Hoklo nor Hakka fighters?
Thanks for pitching in... anyone else who has knowledge in this area, please feel free to share!
