Indian Talwar VS Katana! What Slices Better??

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[@gamingandpaintingharshkohl7103]

Talwar is designed in a way so that it can be used while riding a horse. That is why it is flexible so it doesn't get stuck in others body

[@madhusudanpathani1953]

Japanese also have a sword for horse riding, which is called tachi. But it is also thick and rigid tho

[@Anezo97]

Kinda like how in the Napoleonic wars, Lancers weilded spikes to kill the horses while riding and impale enemy soldiers.

[@SoRa0408]

@@madhusudanpathani1953 fighting style is different for Talwar... unlike katan ..to use talwar only 1 Hand is required so that other hand can hold the shield...so a warrior can attack and defend at same time

[@SoRa0408]

@@arhaanahmed1449 here we are comparing talwar and katana only

[@ADunleavy]

Flexible swords are a result of better forging methods and better steel. Japan, at the time didn't know how to properly remove all the unwanted contaminants in the steel so as a result had to forge them into rigid swords. Medieval Europe is similar to this, before they had the iconic flexible longswords weapons were flexible too. Both types of sword have their benefits though there is a reason Europe largely dropped rigid swords for flexible ones.

[@Eli-pc1ch]

" _There used to be heads at the place of watermelon_ " ~ *Talwar*

[@sasukeplays_editz]

❤🔥

[@sahilkabure8098]

❤😂

[@lakshminarayananandivelugu2419]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@chetnn_]

True that

[@rajgurubhosale8680]

😂💥

[@nimeshsingh3280]

"Majesty, you slaughtered 30 opponent soldiers alone. How are you so skilled ?" *The talwar was incredibly fun to slice with.*

[@harvansh0716]

😂

[@hellomoto2084]

Sorry for giving you 470th like it was better at 469 likes but still

[@nimeshsingh3280]

@@hellomoto2084 no issues.... I'm thankful

[@nimeshsingh3280]

@@harvansh0716 😹

[@roompa2271]

Dude! I spilled my tea! Please be careful next time. 😅

[@IrshadAlam-gb9my]

Talwar - Strength Katana - Speed

[@VitaProtein]

"Katana = Speed" 🤓

[@Tenrar]

I think it is the other way brother.

[@shilasarkar6003]

Opposite bro.

[@muhsin9165]

Someone's watched too many animes💀

[@RealSlimyBlade]

​@@VitaProtein?

[@sohomchandrachandra8446]

After chai-tea, naan-bread...what's next Talwaar-sword???😂😂

[@Internitx_Aesthetic]

True

[@improbablynotahooman5782]

Fr

[@seventhnation4218]

Real 😂😂🤣🤣

[@failverse4459]

Views, Indians assemble on titles that include India

[@evelynpatrao1043]

Lol

[@Devailydev]

Even the kings said the same thing. "Talwar is incredibly fun to slice with"

[@roydenvaz5869]

😂

[@Nothing-bo7in]

😂😂😂😂

[@vikashnegi1481]

😂😂😂

[@VyapariBabuJi]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@gusneverdied]

Especially the Mughals. Iykyk.

[@vcasxsnk]

“The talwar is incredibly fun to slice with” Rajendra chola: real

[@bl_q]

underrated

[@vp8352]

🛐

[@Gokulraj334]

🥶🥶

[@garage_sounds]

Not true. They used different weapons.

[@Gokulraj334]

@@garage_sounds dude they didn't but they beat those people who used it

[@SHrout47]

Indians and Egyptians literally invented iron equipments. The Japanese didn’t even have swords until 7th century lol 😅

[@taaakaa]

Look where they are now

[@taaakaa]

Indians can't even buy tickets for trains

[@SHrout47]

@@taaakaa present never change the history

[@taaakaa]

@@SHrout47 we don't live in past. Ask an Indian on railway what is a ticket.

[@SHrout47]

@@taaakaa I don’t know why Indians hate their own race btw the video is talking about ancient swords

[@yuvrajsingh3693]

"It's not about the Sword and Katana, it's the person who uses it well"

[@garvdelhiboy]

100%True and the real fact 💯 👌 🙌 👏

[@kedarmhatre601]

Jai shiwaji

[@aureliano_37]

Corny ah quote

[@Misterfroglet]

Right

[@AnandiHiAnandHai]

i can even kill with chopsticks

[@monkeywantsmoney8895]

*"The talwaar was incredibly fun to slice with"* Ashoka :- You're not wrong🤣

[@harshsharma7900]

XD

[@Amogh-et7xb]

Not to be that guy, but there weren't any talwars in Ashoka's era

[@arya-xv8er]

​@@Amogh-et7xbyeah they used to fight with bamboo 😒😒 Bruh wtf , Talwar is probably one of the first and oldest Indian weapons. You have got characters using Talwar in Mahabharata and Ramayana , so of course it's old .... Very old

[@Amogh-et7xb]

@@arya-xv8er Talwar is colloquially used for sword these days but Talwar is a sabre that came in vogue around 15th century, back then khadags were used, straight double edged broad swords, not talwars. It is a common misconception born out of language and sheer ignorance of the Indian masses towards its own history.

[@Amogh-et7xb]

@@arya-xv8er and if you want to drag in scriptures, the oldest known weapon or sword type was probably Asi, born out of infernal flames, the weapon of Rudra.

[@adityarajsingh3525]

It's not horribly designed. The peice cutting in your wrist had a function. Each talwar was made to fit the fist width of the holder's hand. So the fist gets locked between the top cross and bottom circular disc. This made talwar an extension of your arm and you could fight much longer without getting tired. Most load was transferred from wrist to upper arm. You could release your fingers but still talwar will be secured on your fist and will not fall off.

[@0xshashwat]

Wooh.. I didn't know that.. thanks 😅 💯

[@jamunarani4211]

Doesn't change the fact that it has a bad design

[@KR_3301]

​@@jamunarani4211bruh😂 he just explained about the function of the design and yet here you are brainless

[@SINGHDEEP520]

@@jamunarani4211 yes it dose dummy

[@saisrinivasv.d136]

​@@jamunarani4211actually it was designed for different fighting style, Talwar hilt forces the user to draw more, which when combined with its curve offers a larger area to slash, Talwar is a slashing weapon, all the features compliment the slashing nature of the blade, compared to katana which is a chopping blade

[@TIGERS_EYE_57]

One more fact 🚩🗿: When Talwar came out of its cover(myan) it is must for the user of Talwar to introduce it with real blood before place it back into its cover, otherwise it is dishonour to Talwar. Because Talwar is the War Goddess for Hindus who drinks blood of evil powers.

[@themartianbuggy3171]

But what if there is no one evil around

[@kunalrathore528]

R u brainrot

[@justsomeguywithsomememes]

​@@themartianbuggy3171then don't remove it from it's "mayaan" (the holder)

[@MrBinest]

You gotta sprinkle some of your blood before you put it back in the myan. Rules are rules.

[@pranavjayaprakasanut]

Blud thinks he is onto something 😂

[@karthikkn78]

The talwar that you are using is a ceremonial one. It is used when the king is in his Darbar (assembly hall) the talwar used in battle ground has a much different handle. They are also custom made as per the preference of the user.

[@krishnendumanna1892]

True

[@utkarshrajpoot6045]

They dont know that our rajput kings had used swords which weigh more than 70kg

[@Old__boy..]

​@@utkarshrajpoot6045seriously😂😂

[@KasperShaw]

@@utkarshrajpoot6045 Yeah sure as heavy as their soldiers. Totally.

[@IncompleteGaming11]

​@@Old__boy..Google about Maharana Pratap and his sword u'll be shocked

[@Doc-Holliday1851]

The disk at the bottom of the handle is a design feature which is meant to prevent you from flexing your wrist too much as the talwar is meant to primarily deliver draw cuts.

[@LeGITSauMo]

And can also be used to inflict blunt force trauma 😮

[@saurabhthackeray]

@@LeGITSauMoyup

[@aryanposture7085]

"The talwar was incredibly fun to slice with" Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj : Real

[@epicboy4055]

​@@mrfact03sbut he was armour himself 🗿

[@Kjik44410]

​@@mrfact03s, No one was able to harm chatrapati shivaji maharaj 😂😂....

[@G.O.Darkening]

​@@Kjik44410bhagoda 😂

[@akashkadam0019]

​@@G.O.Darkeningaurngzeb lose wars😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Shashank-g6i]

​@@G.O.Darkening atleast his ancestors did not convert like ur 😂😂

[@The_tailor77]

Japanese swordsmith were good , but the Indian swordsmith were GOAT.

[@King_baldwin_the_4th_fan]

But here’s the thing Japanese steel is a lot stronger bc only one way to make that steel in history, which is threw an ancient method authentic katana that is new would cost probably 10 K bucks and you know something else the people who make this steel stay up for like three days not sleeping once

[@NYNN7]

who told you 😂😂😂

[@mriduldas118]

Here's the thing though, the most revered Damascus Steel wasn't from Damascus, it was from India, so don't even compare ancient Indian steel to any other.

[@vivekgangwar9051]

​@@King_baldwin_the_4th_fanmore knowledge about something doesn't mean that thing is good...

[@vivekkparashar]

​@@NYNN7 Information, history and facts ... Damascus steel was invited by India

[@vikask5836]

Katana : cut the body into pieces. Talwar : Go through the body.

[@4AIM108]

Yes katana is for cutting enemey into pieces and talwar(sword) is mainly used for stabbing

[@Ducks..]

@@4AIM108 it could ?, because i dont think so a flexible weapon can't stab and through a whole body

[@aditya7676-f2j]

​@@Ducks..Yes it can. Despite being flexible it can easily go through the body

[@5TUDDD]

Best explanation 💯

[@4AIM108]

@@Ducks.. bro talwar is a one handed weapon we use like shield in left hand and sword(talwar) in other hand and warriors often use mace(gada) in vedic india in times of mahabharat and ramayan

[@daizzstars]

Bro holding Talwar like Katana 😂

[@DreamX2003]

He don't know about our indian swords tradition that's why 😒

[@Variouscartoontopic]

I heared Katana tanatata in Kill bill film

[@lalli8152]

@@DreamX2003Anyone just looking at it could see how to hold it yhough. The swords these guys also uses seem kinda cheapish. That talwar really to me looked like some wall hanger decorative piece. Sadly so few company makes good quality historical replicas of them its such underrated sword

[@The_DemonKing]

​@lalli8152 it looked like a decoration because it is, the sword shown is the ceremonial version and the normal pne has a more practical handle for easier use

[@lalli8152]

@@The_DemonKing well everything about it was more of what i would consider just wall hanger. Even the wobbly blade, and cheap over sll construction. The disc on the pommel end that seemed to feel uncomfy is just part of even historical tulwars its very iconic to the sword, and if you use the sword correctly its not that uncomfy. The disc basicly encourages you to use stiff wrist, and the way of cutting in sort of sweeping draw cuts, and the cuts come from elbow or shoulder using the upper body where as european saber fencing often is just rotation of the frist called moulinet. If you use wrist cuts it then digs in to your hand. During the time as british were fighting the indians they pretty much made notes of their fighting style, and how terrifying the seord was, but it was also about the skill of the users, and completely different method to western military sabre fencing that they used the sweeping very fast cuts to inflict horrible wounds, and they used for example passing footwork that in west is more medieval style of swordmanship, with more of shield or buckler for defence just like in medieval europe

[@jamaar_gobaat]

Is it crazy that all Indians can just instantly recognise the sound of a talwar?

[@Useless_edits]

and pakistan

[@7635uoi]

@@Useless_edits Indian also includes Indian Muslims who now call themselves pakis

[@akagaminoshanks3701]

​@@Useless_editsstfu when talwar were used you all were Indians

[@ROH_001]

​@@Useless_edits1947 se phly aap bhi Indian they janab😂😂😂😂

[@PS1604]

​@@akagaminoshanks3701lmfao 😂

[@hydersavliwala6734]

Talwar also has a wrist protector and is one handed so u can use a shield with the other hand

[@razor314]

The talwar was incredibly fun to slice with. Le Maharana Pratap : hehe boii

[@Emperorrishu2001]

😂 wah

[@HarishankarPM]

Proceeds to cut a man in half.

[@vsk666-]

​@@HarishankarPMAlong with horse

[@DaarShnik]

I think he used spear more...

[@Emperorrishu2001]

@@DaarShnik both

[@ragedrathore]

"The talwar was incredibly fun to slice with" Maharana Pratapsingh : I approve it homie.

[@tabour__2.162]

He cuts behlol khan and his horse in two parts 😅

[@Gowkratoszz]

Only Bahlol khan can understand 😂

[@suryanshdhiman260]

Bruhh had a heavy sword 🫡

[@djangodevy]

why bringing cowards in the convo

[@suryanshdhiman260]

@@djangodevy whom are u calling a coward..???? 😃

[@ankitaroravfx]

"The Talwar was incredibly fun to slice with" Rani Laxmibai: That's right, son

[@SHIVSENA_UBT157]

🧡🚩

[@_Adi_11]

Women power ❤

[@punarbasunath7730]

​@@SHIVSENA_UBT157maharunner

[@AIRek7]

underrated comment no.7272892

[@nishantbedikumar3076]

Bro atleast have some respect for great warriors who gave up there life for protecting thier mother land against Mughals and British army.

[@Blobbbbb]

the idea that katanas have auto-alignment is a myth

[@yashdhillon14]

Talwar Handle is designed small because it is a shoulder or elbow rotation focus not wrist rotation sword unlike other swords this is used for mid range fight and a pointed arrow for small range fight . thanks for showing it to the world ❤

[@shanthon6924]

"Talwar was incredibly fun to slice with" Rajaraja chola : I myself couldn't have said it better

[@utkdimebag]

Tahl woar

[@patriotenfield3276]

​@@utkdimebaghe used Khanda

[@christophergonsalves2179]

It is not talwar it is 'vaal'

[@dv9239]

He didn't use the stupid Talwar It's an inferior sword developed by Punjabis

[@pranjalsharma5308]

Hence the blood waly of india💀

[@revantbhalla2457]

To clarify, Talwar is a nomenclature used specifially for downward slicing sabres (Tal= Beneath, War= Attack), other classifications include Khanda (that which dissects and divides) which is an Ancient Kshatriya Straight Blade and was used as a Broadsword, Tegha (that which demonstrates Might) which a more curved sabre used mainly as a cavalry weapon, Kopesh (Lord of Blood Sacrifice) which a reverse curved blade and a bigger version of a Khukhri. The Disc pommel on a Talwar also called Suraj Nishan (Solar Symbol) doubles as an extra hand guard and as a stabilizer for each strike, forcing your wrist back in a locked position, because the Shastra Vidya utilizes movents of the elbow, specially when youre using a Dhhal (circle shield). We also used mostly Sarbloh (Cosmic Metal) Wootz Steel sometimes called Damascus Steel in our weapons, which is very flexible and incredibly durable because of its flexibility. The procedure of smelting it is like a fine art.

[@bbsingh7554]

Palmel disk is known as Suryafal. And yes it helps in drawing cuts

[@puneetmishra4726]

Damn, we have a real man of culture in the room. Always good to see people who have deep knowledge of anything historical

[@BlackPanther-lx9we]

Nice knowledgeable post❤

[@souravsaha9749]

Bro can you share some link where I could learn more about various Indian local weapons? I never found this name Kopesh(except Egyptian Khopesh), but I'm sure you're talking about the sword we usually see in the hands of deities in South India, most notably the recent visualisations of Panjurli in Kantara.

[@revantbhalla2457]

@@bbsingh7554 aye. Sat Sri Akaal bro.

[@pramodarya942]

the handle of talwar is small because in ancient India people use only one hand for talwar and the other hand is for a shield. Talwar for attacking and shield is for defence.

[@vishaltiwari662]

Talwar is completely used for different purpose. Talwar in a war was just used for hurting the opponent and let him bleed because of the numbers of the opponents. Whereas in Katana most of the time leaders of the clan used to fight and the opponent's quantity was significantly reduced.

[@hasrataulakh]

Talwar is just used for wedding groom to have a photo 😅

[@SetuwoKecik]

​@@hasrataulakh Well so so are katanas in Edo period and modern times.

[@Harsh04453]

yeah the main difference was the purpose of the blades while the katanas were actually ment as a authority simbol and were rearly used in actual wars rather they were mostly used in duals hence thier blade is sharp but thin making its edge easily breakable meanwhile the talwar was actually widely used in wars hence the flexible blade it was also cost effective then katanas.

[@AMANSINGH-tb6pj]

Is that why it has such a stupid handle, completely inhibiting natural wrist movements.

[@RobertTouthang-jf8pk]

U must not know what a katana is😂

[@WarriorOG-ql7gv]

​@@AMANSINGH-tb6pjit's one hand weapon. The other hand is for shield. And that grip is for decoration. No one makes them anymore for real world use. For like a collection is more what that's designed

[@AMANSINGH-tb6pj]

@@WarriorOG-ql7gv i have them in my family. From many generations ago. The handles are the same. And so small that i can barely fit three fingers around it. Also there are hundreds ive seen in museums around the country that were used in wars, having similar and small handles. The only conclusion is that the people of the past did not have the same stature as modern people and had relatively small hands. To day we get enough calories to grow bigger. Was not the same in the past.

[@Harsh04453]

@@RobertTouthang-jf8pk i think you are here after watching animes rather than actually reading Japanese history main weapons which were actually practical and widely used were nagiata(spear) or bows and arrows only the high ranking generals which were called samurai actually carried katana needless to say they rarely engaged in combat and were mostly at the back acting as a commanding officer while ashigaru were the onces actually fighting so yeah katana is actually meant of just show or maybe one on one combat but with that thin and hardened blade there is no way it could be used for way the blade will break after copping off 2 or 3 heads.

[@devam8192]

Now make a Japanese Samurai and Indian Rajput fight to the death with katana and talwar for the ultimate test.

[@bhelunga155]

Depends on whether Ambedkar's in the fight tbh

[@THECLUBMASTER_BAITER]

​@@bhelunga155 for what? To clean shoes

[@bhelunga155]

@@THECLUBMASTER_BAITER nah to occupy seats

[@THECLUBMASTER_BAITER]

@@bhelunga155 I thought he was doing his job there

[@Vishwa-xw2hx]

Depends whether maharana pratap singh is fighting or not 🤌

[@Craftgirls-e13]

You are supposed to hold the talwar one-handedly to leave the other hand for the shield. Wont be properly used if its used like a katana tho

[@Rorschach7012]

bindusara: how was the massacre? ashoka: ''the talwar was incredibly fun to slice with''

[@clownsama2278]

🤣🤣🤣

[@parinigam8498]

😂😂😂😂

[@jayavardhanreddymudda]

😂😂😂😂

[@hirenahir76200]

Chad shoka 😂

[@Raito-kun01]

Buddha: W‐w-wait, you aren't supposed to do that!

[@kucklowmusic9184]

Difference is....Talwar was a primary weapon while Katana was a last resort

[@daharahapuarachchi4385]

Wakisashi?

[@erseshe]

@@daharahapuarachchi4385 Both the Katana and the wakizashi were backups. The Tachi was the primary sword, and polearms were the primary weapons

[@bikashit]

For unaliving oneself

[@aruji-sama]

No talwar were also a backup weapon. Most fights were done with spears polearms for range advantage

[@mpgodjr]

@@aruji-sama That's not the definition of backup

[@samarghadigaonkar5132]

This type of talvar was used as ornaments in courts battle ready talwar was different 😂😂😂

[@lakshraghav4273]

So was katana

[@Bl4ze-YT]

Yes

[@vikramadityahindu8591]

Battle Talwar has bigger handle with more protected hand guard with more weight on front.Handle has a long tail to hold it with both hand.Cotton wraps around handle to prevent slipping it due to sweat and blood.

[@HelloBye-uf6ur]

"Gaand me daal dunga" wala talwar is real badass 😂

[@rudra8950]

True

[@crazy_mindyt3709]

The talwar is one handed for a reason its because always soilders in war or anywhere carry two different things in their hands they duelweild or carry a sheild

[@chucklasher6061]

Talwars were mostly used from Horseback. The curve improved cutting ability and that pommel kept it from slipping out of the hand

[@AnadonAyleid]

That explains why they're balanced so forward -- Not like swords, but like big clubs. They feel dreadful as a sword.

[@itsbroiso2893]

Remember automatic edge alignment doesn’t exist

[@potato_duud6166]

Well it does but it's just the shape of the sword that makes it be aligned of course when you are holding it it won't be aligned because you are holding it

[@Beanie_Weeb]

Yes and it really annoys me when they say it dose

[@2maddie184]

When dropped with the handle already support, yes there's automatic alignment. If dropped whole then no, not a chance. Even swinging it gives you no automatic alignment, even expert iaido practitioners practice alignment. It's been debunked numerous times.

[@JoshErron]

​@@potato_duud6166true but you would not drop the katana at all in a fight correct?

[@potato_duud6166]

@@JoshErron correct

[@anotherhumanonyoutube3729]

Talwar leaves flexibility, you can dual wield, use a small shield with it, the flexibility of the material helps it not get stuck in the body

[@Krishnashares]

Bro knows his audience well

[@vishnurajath2]

The number of units used in a combat is also important. Almost all soldiers, including civilians held a Talwar when called in a battle.

[@arjunravi1641]

Ninjas and samurais used katana

[@KRJ_is_KRJ]

​@@arjunravi1641pretty sure its a samurai only weapon, not 100% sure about that. But what i do know is that ninja arent even comparable to soldiers. Both perform different functions, a ninja is someone used for stealth and assassinations, never in a real war.

[@SumeragiChain]

​@@arjunravi1641Ninjas used the ninjato, it is shorter than the katana and also isn't curved.

[@juniorsundar]

@@arjunravi1641ninjas historically consist of peasants mostly. Which is why their weapons are derived from farming tools and what not. I don’t they can afford to have a katana forged.

[@blackpictureyt7611]

​@@arjunravi1641only samurai use katana and only 10% of them actually use katana they prefer longer weapon or even a rock than katana in actual combat

[@Videos-sz3rm]

Prithviraj chouhan talwar : hold my cup 😂

[@iboji-ev6sj]

hindus crying in the comments 😂 but the truth is their hindu kings couldn't even save their land from the invaders and were still ruled for more than 600 years 😂😂😂

[@Hindoshahr]

@@iboji-ev6sj Invaders only had power for 300 over all of india, reality is that most invaders lacked the funds to even make a profit off invading india.

[@priyangshumallick1889]

​@@iboji-ev6sjsir where are you from?

[@Happinessquare]

Mummy😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂mullah sala..talk to you later​@@iboji-ev6sj

[@God.of_1genjutsu]

Sike U haven't heard of chhatrapati shivaji maharaj,rajput, bajirao, and many will continue in comment section,​@@iboji-ev6sj

[@omega-xk4gj]

Talwar weren't meant for Slicing specifically. They were meant to be used from Horsebacks or with Shields on the ground. Hence they were intended for Large Arcs of Swings much like an Axe. Which is why the Blade is flexible. The Katana is much better for Single weapon Combat but the Talwar offers flexibility as you can also wield a Shield simultaneously

[@debdeb2097]

Simply saying, talwar is more useful in real battle and katana is mock, pretty useless if not formed correctly hence mock

[@its_sannvi]

Man katana is not even meant for battle but for showpiece Th

[@ImNote69]

​@@its_sannviJapanese ancient warriors left the chat

[@Sato_kun09]

​@@ImNote69u dont know the fact that katana are ornamental

[@lordblanck7923]

​@@ImNote69katana was pretty useless tbh. It worn out pretty easily. It was sort of ornamental piece since it was pretty

[@Mr.Weikel]

With the Talwar sword, you need to hold it with a solid wrist position, strait with your lower arm, and neither sword is automatically edge aligned, if you were holding it sideways, it’s not gonna fix itself, it’s gonna stay how your holding it, the only advantage is the fact that it cuts better if curved

[@samarthpawar1504]

Talwar sword??.... How does katana sword sound like to you???

[@zQWRTZ]

As a indian who owns a ancient talwar i can confirm these are just awesome!

[@Fire_Evo]

Dame

[@introvert_irl]

Yup

[@Rudra-rf5cn]

Same!! We preserve our ancestors talwar and worship them!

[@khalidmallhi]

an*

[@khalidmallhi]

an*

[@Fallen_911]

Chai-Tea ❌ Naan-Bread ❌ Masala-Spice ❌ Talwar-Sword ✅ Edit: Nah man this comment section is cursed don't open it😭

[@utsabpandey2860]

Chutney sauce

[@cosmicobsidian672]

Chai means tea your saying tea tea

[@sushildhungana8729]

@@cosmicobsidian672 Nothing goes over your head, does it?

[@AdityaKumarX10]

​​​@@sushildhungana8729That's Spider-Man across the spider-verse movie reference, my friend 😑😑

[@duttashree]

I disagree Naan is very fun to eat with this sauces and whatever they use, as for Masala spice, I ain't good with spice so no vote and tea is whatever I don't really like it but its alright.

[@Ram-yl2xo]

"The Talwar is so fun to slice with" Peshwa Bajirao : Yea, agreed homie

[@saichand1989]

bajirao used dhop.

[@helikopter6857]

I thought he used urumi?

[@tushargurav4550]

Peshwa Bajirao used Pata (dandapatta)

[@Ram-yl2xo]

@@tushargurav4550 umm the flexible sword? Oopsies...sorry then my bad...but im pretty sure hes also a skilled swordsman who yielded the talwar also and fought many battles and lead us to victories

[@Ram-yl2xo]

@@helikopter6857 maybe...but he was also pretty surely an amazing and highly skilled swordsman who had used talwar as well in battles he won

[@mobpriv]

the pommel on talwars are disc shaped to prevent the broken wrist grip wherein you wrist flexes and over extends. The talwar was designed to be swung with the whole body while keeping the wrist still

[@gadhavi008]

Only Indians can know that every time you unsheath a Talwar , it takes blood.

[@orewa-zoro]

Payment for umsheathing talwar is human blood

[@gadhavi008]

@@orewa-zoro absolutely ✨❤️‍🔥

[@Joyboy_LuffyX]

fr

[@armansharma7505]

I can confirm that bhai

[@RedEarthOfficial]

Yup

[@Gdghsghhhff]

"Talwar is used to cut heads not watermelon "😏 - A indian history addicted person

[@HarjinderSingh-mz5ow]

Exactly Thank u for respecting the Talwar It is a very respected weapon among the Indians and Punjabis especially the sikhs

[@amlanchaturvedi3620]

People who know Maharana Pratap: 🗿

[@STARK50]

Talwar is mainly designed for horse riders, so that you can use one hand riding the horse and another to attack your enemy. Also foot soldiers use Talwar in one hand and shield in another.

[@cosmicyogi5148]

The talwars round base that you found painful is there for a purpose, it acts as a shield when you flick your wrist and twist the sword upside down to yield from a blow 😮‍💨

[@MadhavendraSinghBika]

The talwar grip was made like that so you can hold it with one hand and not easily drop it, the part which was touching your lower palm makes sure of that

[@leftovercroc9883]

Also the way you swing it is very different from a katana. You don’t extend your wrist, you keep it straight.

[@janmejaybarve7018]

Partly correct. The main purpose of the disc on the pommel was to discourage wrist movement. The swing of the talwar is supposed to be from the upper arms and not the wrist. Thus the disc to bother you if you make a wrist movement. Otherwise, other types of hilts also did the purpose of not letting the sword slip.

[@xxx_Eternal_xxx]

I dont think the pummel is meant to be like that in a practical talwar, i think this one is a ceremonial or decorational piece

[@janmejaybarve7018]

@@xxx_Eternal_xxx These were very common in Maratha armies and used in battles. Reason for the seemingly inconvenient disc, I have given above.

[@hiddendagger7291]

Use it like tennis racket... Don't twist your wrist

[@الحمدلله101]

Bro just discovered that swords are capable of cutting watermelons😂

[@rk.3]

He always uses watermelon lmao

[@ThakurAryaRaghav1]

​@@rk.3 he should use a ballistic dummy of a mughal for testing 🤣🤣🤣

[@rk.3]

@@ThakurAryaRaghav1 as a non indian i dont really understand what are you talking about.

[@rk.3]

@@ThakurAryaRaghav1 but watermelon is a good pick since Talwar probably cant withstand a tatami mat due to it flexibility

[@chiragtambade2775]

​@@rk.3the Mughals (origins from present day Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Muslim countries) ruled a majority of the Indian Subcontinent. Indian history has many iconic people who fought bravely against them for freedom and made them flee from our soil.

[@Subham213]

"There used to be heads instead of watermelon". This is your lucky timeline ~ Talwar

[@laluyadav2225]

Copied

[@yashverdhanchaubey3659]

​@@laluyadav2225and your comment is also copied

[@imknownbymanynames3221]

​@@yashverdhanchaubey3659same about u

[@dexterjohn6816]

Nice comment steal

[@Fe-ironman]

but katana is far superior, one of the most superior blades

[@narayananmohan8114]

Two things. The disk shaped pommel is there to help in case you wanted to bash something with the hilt, and also to protect your hand from things from lower elevations. Secondly, the talwar was also intended to be swung single handedly (to the best of my knowledge - I could be wrong here) and you needed to move your arm for the length and swing. Its also one handed to let you use a shield. Most depictions have people carrying a smaller round shield that allowed for mobility instead of - to use rpg terms - tanking.

[@DhanayushhDivyaank]

The thing at the bottom of the Talwar is supposed to be a Helmet Breaker to break helmets when you get jumped by enemies at very close range or the hold on to you.

[@anonymous_1069]

Indians : We have been summoned.

[@AzanPS]

pov:a Pakistani thing is mentioned Indians:And we took that personally

[@Sujal-ms4lw]

@@AzanPS bro, stop being such a child 😂😂, talwar is not just limited to a particular country, cultures can spread and overlap modern-day countries 😂

[@AzanPS]

@@Sujal-ms4lw since when did i mention cultures

[@nooralam6837]

Indian ❤

[@qazplm593]

​@@AzanPSapne sabse pehle ghabrana nhi h

[@akshaygade8758]

Indian Talwar Was Made For Agility & That's Not Just A One Type, You Will Get Different Types Of Talwars All Across India !!!

[@rocky-jy5nx]

Bruh chill he doesn't care he's only doing it for views.

[@sandrobossman9268]

Why Do You Type Like This?

[@liyeParth]

That guard near the handle of Talwar is to protect our fingers

[@ParkAnnaGames]

Talwar is a sword that was made so anyone can weild it and focus their strength on attacking instead of struggling to just move it. I have used a Katana before and it was pretty heavy. Plus, The Talwar being one-handed gives you the freedom of using the other hand for other things like holding a shield.

[@o1ken_ez]

And also dual wielding

[@hihello6529]

@@o1ken_ez shields better...

[@bhavyranjansingh1493]

​@@EliteSilence0huh?

[@naman9667]

​@@EliteSilence0have you ever heard about lord patshuram 😂😂 first research kiddo

[@jeffery9416]

​@@EliteSilence0 there are many kings from lower castes idk what you talking about Chandragupta maurya was also from low caste according to you Many tribal people also used to weild weopanry there is no restriction on it So stop crying

[@NexL0yalTy]

Imagine your fighting and you just casually whip someone with your sword 💀💀

[@pranitwarrior7089]

💀💀

[@bharatigamer4377]

Urumi time

[@deepankparmar]

uma Thurman did it in kill bill

[@omk4real]

we had that weapon as well, search patta weapon on Google.

[@ojassahu9052]

Bro wass that name i juss forgot 😭 the sword hitting like whip bhai bata dena mazak na udda dena 😢

[@visca_el_barca_2018]

shivaji's soul has approved this video

[@shubhadipnath2487]

His soul is in Haven..

[@bp003]

Plz have the honours too not just name

[@abdullbariii]

We don't need your statue's approval 🥱

[@Better_Call_Saul69]

​@@abdullbariiiwho TF asked for your opinion

[@krish7199]

@@abdullbariii abdul crying for his chopped ancestors.

[@chilly706]

Horribly designed? That's perfectly designed for how they used to fight

[@ShivamSingh-jy4tv]

He knew who his audience is🙌☠️

[@divinlydiable3523]

So you mean all his shorts are related to india ? Stop spreading this nonsense on internet dude

[@sakshi8417]

​@@divinlydiable352380% indian

[@Please_domesticat_pet]

​@@divinlydiable3523 😂 see the views difference 😂

[@hemutitu1870]

Bro he has done all kinds of videos with all kinds of swords, not everything revolves around u

[@kingbrago]

Chutiya... he did all kinds of swords. One of them happens to be our native. Doesn't mean that he is specifically going for Indian audience. Most people would try to make content that can be enjoyed universally.

[@nishanthgarikapati9943]

Actually the talwar is meant for using with the whole elbow but katana can be used with the wrist too So with Indian fighting styles it actually helps you to grip the talwar better and not loose it easily in battles due to the wrist piece

[@Poland1930]

Fr it aggravates me to see him trying to swing with his wrist

[@the.saurav_chauhan]

This is not the real talwar model but just a showcase model. In real talwar, the handle is usually bigger and blade sharpened from both the side(on the other part the 1/3 from the tip)

[@sca8217]

That makes a lot of sense . You would not want your talwar to get stuck in your enemy's body due to a dull back edge.

[@hunterhat]

​@@sca8217 betting the katana is not a real katana either as real ones are like 10 grand low end

[@c.jishnu378]

Chola Talwars were made from Damascus steel.

[@c.jishnu378]

​@@hunterhat The channel name is mini katana store and is very big, they are real.

[@coolyoutubergamingpro9490]

He is just trying to show that Indians have inferior things. Lol guy😂. Kabhi sambhaji ka nam suna hai talwar se ghore aur aadmi dono ko kat diye the

[@Maestro357]

We use talwars with one hand and the other hand has a shield

[@skitbitinternational]

As an Indian, I think he doesn't know that every time you unsheathe the Talwar, it draws blood before being put back.

[@benzenebhanyankar4943]

Yeah I know that ..😅 my grandfather told me the same thing

[@NadeemKhan.9]

That's only with the Kirpan concept in the Sikh community. Not for other cultures in India. 😊

[@boombs7232]

​@@NadeemKhan.9then you know nothing about Indian culture 😂😂😂

[@curiousmonk7990]

Yes in Rajputana as well

[@gauravthakur7699]

​@@NadeemKhan.9that came later then. Because people before that had the same rules too

[@unknownuser0076]

Khastriya and Talwar is a Deadly Combination 🔥

[@Rahul_Singh100]

aur ye sab jo talwar dekh rahe ho, ye sab LOHAARo ne banaya aur ijaat kiya....Kisi kshatriya watriya ne nahi....Agar lohaaro ko brahmano jeetna importance aur daan dete to pata nahi kitni kaam ki chize aur astra ijaat kar ke de paate...Izzat to dur ,ulta lohaaro ko gaali bana ke rakha.😑

[@Dino-fz8jl]

Losing to mughals😂

[@succes5668]

​@@Dino-fz8jland you can also read that the Mansingh defeated the five Tribes of the Afghanistan who Akbar feared the most and the first Ratna out of 9 was one of the Mansingh and he was the 1st and Veer durgadas Shiromani also defeated and took back the Kingdom from Mughal on behalf his king.

[@succes5668]

@@mangakhoon4517 Kshatriya is not a caste it's a Varna and in varna system a Varna is decided upon your occupation and your capability if you have son of businessman but you have the quality of warriors and the qualifications then you can become Kshatriya

[@succes5668]

@@mangakhoon4517 because no one wants to become Brahmin and I have seen who are not brahmins but priest. And you know who Brahmin is and what he does

[@AA-nx8ki]

The reason the handle hurts you're wrist when using the talwar is that they don't want you to use the wrist but only use the shoulder.

[@vsj299]

He is trying to use it like katana. Both are different

[@tofakaa5661]

as someone who plays badminton, you lose a lot of force by not using your wrist. If this is true, i presume, katana is superior.

[@shabasm7]

​@@tofakaa5661Talwar is not used to play badminton.

[@truthfindeer7104]

@@tofakaa5661 bro tried to compare different weight class and handling equipments from different fields of use 💀.

[@SistineCorpse]

​@@tofakaa5661ahh yes cause that's what Indian soldiers were doing In the battlefield Playing Badminton OBVIOUSLY DUH

[@yogeshwarkulkarni2641]

Keeping this in mind that Talwar was not a duel handed sword like katana … Indian warriors often had Talwar in one hand and shield in other hence Talwar was lighter than katana and primarily sliced to kill instead of stab to kill

[@rishikeshmohanty6038]

"The Talwar was incredibly fun to slice with" Asoka: couldn't agree more son.

[@nitupriyadarshaninayak3014]

​@@iamnotksi2847that's the sarcasm....dharmashoka uk😂

[@CyberVenom]

Actually it is couldn't agree less. After a war at kalinga Ashoka saw the amount of bloodshed it caused and decided not to war. ​@@iamnotksi2847

[@voidnotbeenfound]

I shouldn't have laughed so hard at this but I did

[@TrEX_FAM]

Got the reference boiii😂

[@enigma19able]

Couldn't agree more*

[@jyotishmoysarma8160]

talwar was literally used to slice people , whereas katana was used to reap it.

[@jackiejackyjaqy...7219]

reap it? Reap what? Katanas were more of a badge or identity or certificate for samurais to carry with them to show that they are from a higher class They weren't really used in battle cuz ppl would rather use spears or naginatas or bow and arrows cuz they had more reach Katanas were basically a last resort pretty much admitting that you have nothing left and are prepared to die now

[@jyotishmoysarma8160]

The curved sword or the Talwar is a Indian invention and its origin can be traced back to 5000 BC and it finds mention in the Mahabharta. The Japanese sword was invented by a smith named Amakuni in 700 AD, along with the folded steel process , used by samurais in (1185-1600).

[@elusiveshadow5848]

​@@jyotishmoysarma8160can we accept that Mahabharat is a fictional story or are we still accepting flying machines, balistic missile like arrows, and super humans as fact? the oldest use of a curved edge being used goes back to 4000 years ago in Egypt where they used a bronze axe/sickle like weapon to fight. 5000 years ago Iron wasn't even used as a primary metal for weapons. Bronze was used for it (remember bronze age?) and Bronze swords tend to be straight as they are brittle.

[@SinGaming69]

⁠@@elusiveshadow5848Mahabharat isn’t fiction. It is a real event which had happened and there are many proofs of it.

[@marken19]

​​another indian pajeet with this fictional legends and myths

[@Random-qv3zs]

As an Indian I was happy to see the Talwar getting some recognition in this swords type of channel :]

[@016durgeshkumar5]

As an indian you are an idiot as you want recognition from tiktokers who don't have any knowledge about swords and knows whatever they know from anime. But in reality real sword experts knows very well and recognises the true beauty and marvel of indian swords. Soo stop seeking recognition from tiktokers basically.

[@zestynigga21]

Another Indian enthusiast

[@GojoArc0]

Bro as a Indian i have to say,it's easy way of getting free views because we Indians are really Enthusiastic fro our country, don't mind,jai hindi❤😂

[@happypotato5079]

​@@zestynigga21so what's your problem?

[@abdullahnasir8744]

​@@happypotato5079its weird.

[@YoungPhysicistsClub1729]

Imagine being a mughal and you faintly hear this wound in the distance

[@moistboi4980]

That iconic piece in the talwar hilt is there to make sure your wrist don't flex and keep it rigid while cutting, that's the proper way of cutting with talwar. If I am not wrong similar styles of hilts are found in pulwar and samshir.

[@astromasto7914]

The Indian tawa was used on horses so you only used one hand to grip

[@VanaraVegeta]

"Tawa" 😂

[@shayan3921]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@saritayadav9200]

bro really said Pan 🍳

[@RohanSharmacap]

I can imagine if you didn’t clean your room, and mom just comes riding on a horse with a tawa to smack the soul out of me 💀

[@Aparnasingh2381]

TAWAA???

[@venkyisliving]

Talwar weilders wore cuff protection, sometimes extending to the forearm. The bottom of talwar was meant for causing blunt force trauma and the round disk was for reinforcing wrist from bending as the swing needed power delivery from arms rather than elbow or wrist.

[@saketsawkar8770]

True, also the knuckle gaurd to protect your fingers from getting cut in a fight.

[@ShinAkuma]

That hilt is just for showpiece swords. Usually Talwars have really small hilts, they're meant to be swung by the fingers.

[@Realas199]

As indian let me explain Talwar (sword in hindi) it was a calvilry wepon uses on horses Try slicing qhile running You dont need to put power It was made for war lords on horses if there spear broke Because india was using spears and bows like japan Talwar was there last hope Its similear to katana but used on horse

[@__.anirudh.__27]

For ground level fights There is a diffrent length and curve form of talwar👍 You explained well

[@dhruvaganguly]

No Talwar is a footman weapon. Riders used to have more curved sabers. The Equasterian Mughals had at better sword making capabilities than the Hindu kings before them. It is only at the Vijaynagara Empire that the Muslims met a match in blacksmithing

[@xero2256]

The Japanese actually used tachi or odachi before katanas, they function in the same way the talwar would, just larger

[@Realas199]

@@dhruvaganguly how rajas used never walked on foot they were on their horses And maharajaa were at elephants

[@Realas199]

@@xero2256 ik that but talwar dont got edge alignment it is because it is heavy that if you try to do that it will always attack at angle of 75 Because they used it on horsebacks

[@indicrevival883]

Only Bahlol khan can understand the pain....He was sliced like that watermelon by Maharana Pratap🔥🔥🔥

[@Nagvanshieus]

Why maharana pratap killed his horse?

[@roninsalchemy3769]

​@@Nagvanshieussomething like that he sliced him with his horse

[@NOVA_EditzYT]

​@@Nagvanshieuswho said that? He didn't kill his horse

[@Arthr0]

​@@Nagvanshieus In wars even opponent horse is the enemy.

[@sahil.0755]

​@@Nagvanshieus warrior is warrior 🗿

[@troycorpuz8529]

I love the talwar sword. What? TALWAR SWORD? YOU ARE SAYING SWORD SWORD Edit: make this the top comment

[@stepupedwin4389]

😂

[@indurathod6285]

Actually 😂

[@Lftarded]

It's like the katana sword or two-handed zweihander lmao

[@timesup9387]

How will u fell if i say cream cream or bread bread

[@lolkail5800]

It’s the same for katana sword. You are saying sword sword

[@hellheaven-dy2bz]

Japan "we are most powerful" India "but i am the smartest"

[@ujjwalbhowmick9569]

A comparison video is legit when the wielder know about both swords. Talwar's disk under the sword isn't "horrible design" its the key reason that makes talwar is different from other swords. Katana uses arm muscle as primary and shoulder muscle as secondary, while talwar uses shoulder muscle as primary to strike Talwar's blade isn't best for a straight cut, instead the more curve and shoulder muscle usage makes is a slicing blade (the slice you do to cut a tomato). This movement also needs a rigid wrist. Thats why the disk under the handle there to block extensive wrist movement. Pros: 1)less wrist involvement , slice movement and bigger shoulder muscles makes it easier and more effortless to cut something. 2) as a one handed heavy sword your hand doesn't get tired as fast 3)less effort one hand lets you wield another weapon or shield on the other hand Cons: 1)less effective on metal armor 2) less wrist movement means lesser range of action Hope it helps

[@h4rder10]

how did u know about talwar? i'm also indian btw ...

[@ujjwalbhowmick9569]

@@h4rder10 I had this weird obsession on ancient Indian warfare and weapons when I was a kid. wasted a lot of time researching and comparing them.

[@brick245-x9]

@@h4rder10nothing weird about it man, it’s badass.

[@dracotitanfall]

Less effective against metal armour? I don't think basically any sword can be effective against metal armour. That's why blunt weapons exist.

[@Anten-Isy]

​@@ujjwalbhowmick9569. What would you say was the best anti armour sword we had in India ? Not blunt force, did we have anything to rival long swords ?

[@Daffy_R]

It's not the weapon it's the person who wields it that makes the weapon deadly.

[@ANABOLIC_1105]

Indian Soldier : Sir Talwar was getting blunt over the course of Battle General : Bring on the War Elephant 🐘

[@RitabrataDey-pk1hx]

Talwar was never meant to built to cut watermelon💀

[@boxguy-e3r]

Are to kya voh kisi ka sar Kate?? 💀

[@user-nk8lp4ng8r]

Talwar is a mixture of intense wars, one hand use (for the shield in the other hand), flexibility (not for deep cuts but for CUTS) and some taste of richness and royalty.

[@gongz2217]

If you are not able to use talwar one handed,well...... "That's your problem"

[@manojkumar.b.r9203]

sounds like a skill issue

[@LTkarma45]

With a talwar it is essential to keep a stiff wrist to not only keep a straight cut but also to keep it from flexing incorrectly

[@VikingTeddy]

And that's no real tulwar, his hand actually fits in the handle, with room to spare!

[@dimasakbar7668]

​@@VikingTeddyit actually shouldn't fit?

[@VikingTeddy]

@@dimasakbar7668 Tulwars have famously small grips. Maybe because westerners have slightly bigger hands, people in general were smaller back in the day, and they were seemingly made as a snug fit. I haven't heard anyone come up with why.

[@dimasakbar7668]

@@VikingTeddy i see, thanks for explaining

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

lot of energy and stamina is wasted from the wrist, palm and fingers in maintaining the grip while fighting all day in wars with the swords. talwar's handel is made for saving that energy, it is self sticking grip saves stamina, energy taking care of the grip problem, mainting wrist's angle perpendicular to the sword for maximum power from shoulder, waist and legs and with proper technique Maharana Pratap Singh choped the enemy in 2 along with his horse. sorry horse it was an accident. once the talwar absorbs power from the body it's difficult to stop the momentum. other swords can be cut in 2. because of it's flexible metal it's hard to break in 2. the lower part of the talwar below the wrist disk is the 2nd secret weapon, first hit from that is surprise and painful can create opening for final strike. even many so called Indian warriors don't know how to use it. this talwar has saved our civilisation from extinction from all kinds of invaders from thousands of years. it could be the most practical weapon out there. and much more.

[@Spectre_45564]

Every time you said Talwar, my brain automatically factory resetted itself

[@AahanKhanBusiness]

Maharana pratap be like: Hold my 80kg sword 120kg armor😂

[@kingcyborgop1187]

Don't comment such this cràp again.

[@AbhiChand-mq6hr]

bro thinks those stories are real

[@UnKnown-vj4nq]

Its not 80 kg sword its 10 kg sword bro 80 kg ka toh bhala tha unka

[@gauravraj5755]

Really bro 😂😂

[@lifehacksbymom688]

​@@AbhiChand-mq6hr ur dead ancestors maybe able to answer 😂

[@joehorstmann8027]

The auto alignment thing they made up is pretty funny I'll have to mention when I fence some more

[@madarauchiha919]

Its a myth people have believed for some time, even i believed it for a while, then i got more educated about swords. And learned the katana has no real dicernable advantage over other blades, infact its lack of flex makes it worse.

[@Realas199]

Its not auto because they used that on horse

[@Jass__Manak]

Indian Kings Used Sword ( Talwaar ) to Chop Enemies Heads 😂😂

[@wardoned2]

I think anyone with a talwar would do that 😅

[@garimabisht459]

They killed their siblings or neighbouring kingdom rulers ( their cousins) mostly with that sword

[@deepp1884]

​@@garimabisht459 lol not cousins 😂

[@Snorlax108]

​@@garimabisht459which king killed siblings?

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

​@@garimabisht459 less number of Indian kings killed their siblings or cousins example like Ashoka..but killing their siblings or incarcerating father is a general norm in Islamic kings..ghori ghazni aurangazeb qasim u name any 😂😂 there is no brotherhood in them

[@sparshkadam21]

Talwar is made to be handled single handedly, and you dont have to use your wrist movement, use your shoulders to slice with a talwar

[@IndraOfTheLight]

"The talwar was incredibly fun to slice with" Maharana Pratap :" Yea its fun slaying Mughals 🔥"

[@mayank_yello]

Nah we wont talk about cutting 💀

[@Cosmic_Garou210]

Cry kid Mughals were very good rulers

[@lakkavajjalarajavallidevi6100]

​@@Cosmic_Garou210you mean the worst.

[@Cosmic_Garou210]

@@lakkavajjalarajavallidevi6100 you're an andhbhakt. Modi's pet.

[@Cosmic_Garou210]

@@lakkavajjalarajavallidevi6100 Read REAL history kid

[@RS-nh3hn]

Maharaja Maharana Pratap had sliced behlol with his full metal armour+his horse into 2 pieces vertically with just one stroke of his talwar, this is what Indian Talwars are madeup of brother❤

[@PraveenKumar-bo7fw]

That is just a myth

[@meetxd5545]

Myth?? Bro one of Mughal Empire's writer wrote this in his book.

[@AniMine106]

​​@@PraveenKumar-bo7fwt's true even that talwaar and sheilds have been discovered and are in a library

[@MohitSingh-db1kf]

@@PraveenKumar-bo7fwbetter visit historical place first before saying anything . The whole armor set with sword is displayed even akbar feared mahrana pratap sword fighting style that’s he never went head on head himself always send his commander to fight . For people like you who even says ramayan is myth is stupid . Learn about your history and culture first before commenting

[@amartyapandit]

@@PraveenKumar-bo7fwactually there’s multiple evidences and a full portrait of king maharana pratap slicing him and his horse in half. He was not your average man his sword weighed more than a 100 kgs and his height was 7’5” ft It’s all in history

[@williammanion8180]

Katanas do NOT have auto edge alignment.

[@samuelchiloyan9171]

Thank you

[@dCircusb]

As any other curved weapon

[@primedarkking10]

No sword or weapon does

[@Relent_]

🤡

[@Lucasroboguy]

Tf you mean “🤡”

[@Generalnapoelobonaparte]

Talwar was once one of the respective items that kings carried with them to show their power and respect. Especially during medieval era, many rajput and jat kings used to show their power with their talwars as well as their pagri on their head.