World’s deadliest Swords you need to know

[@alienfishzomboy8770]

Fun fact: some western invaders actually branded the Kris/Keris a "coward's weapon," mainly due to it being often used after being dipped with poison, and the carving on the Keris work to both house the poison and cause bleeding. The wavy part of the Kris was actually more on the ornamental thing than as a weapon. In some places, the waves and the decors of the Keris symbolizes one's social status, with the more wavy it has, the higher the person is in rank. The straight Keris were used more often in battles or warfare, and were the go-to weapon for local assassins. The sword counterpart of the Keris is called a Sundang, a sword with the looks of the Keris. And a Keris was said to be able to stand vertically with its tip to the ground by balance alone, which was the hallmark of a skilled blacksmith. The Keris was prominent in the SEA at a time thanks to Silat, with its practitioners were far and wide, from the ordinary civillians all the way to the head being the Kings and Sultans. To sum things up, the era of the Keris being the mainstream back then was equivalent to the time when Japan had Samurais here and there, and gunslinging Cowboys were still a thing in the wild, wild West.

[@so.illogical2277]

mnntapp❤

[@sustainablerenewableintegr8311]

Its micro serrated edges deliver extreme pain to whoever is unlucky to be stabbed with it. To make it worse, the wielder can rub the edges with some lime. Hehehehe 🤭

[@alienfishzomboy8770]

@@sustainablerenewableintegr8311 and then modify it to the assassin specialized specs. Thin, hand length long, and sharp; the matter of your target notice or not is a skill issue, whereas to have it chipped off or not is optional. An single stab with a near absolute penetration against human flesh, as acclaimed by survivors citing that "it felt like being pricked by a needle." Ironically among the most meta, versatile, advanced, and very disposable sub-weapon in its heyday. Funny enough, the Keris being enchanted with black magic or divine arts is the last thing to worry abt lmao

[@thecurseofpenguin2942]

sourchs : trust me 😂😂

[@ganiasarasmita]

All I remember is Empu Gandring's Keris

[@TheSLAPPER-oy9yk]

"why is that sword floating?" "Oh it's just keris"

[@adnanabdillahghifari720]

@@TheSLAPPER-oy9yk Keris

[@YUXK7]

@@adnanabdillahghifari720 different saying, same meaning

[@AkaneRegal18]

@@YUXK7 "cris" doesn't have any meaning in Indonesian. So, "different writing, same pronunciation" would be better. Although the person's right, it's Keris not Kris.

[@YUXK7]

@@AkaneRegal18 i guess thats what i meant

[@muhamadariefrahmanhakim9166]

Punny

[@makokx7063]

The Muramasa blade being a cursed sword (妖刀) is just a legend. Many of Tokugawa's family did die to a Muramasa blade however that was simply because there was a shit ton of them at the time. It was like being killed by a Colt during the wild west. Tokugawa Ieyasu himself had a Muramasa blade.

[@scrbroadcast]

@@makokx7063 facts

[@wolfhead21]

@@makokx7063 that myth helped them to be upsold in the meji restauration. Most muramasa today are actually fakes from around then.

[@TuanNguyen-fd9ct]

@@makokx7063 🤓👆

[@tirohutamo9495]

There was cartoons about Muramasa and the name of the anime was called Red deomon eye's kyo

[@makokx7063]

@@tirohutamo9495 Samurai Deeper? I loved that show! I used to run around my room trying to sing the opening 青のレクイエム

[@markhenzel4637]

Fun fact: Keris actually so famous in 13 Century that it consider like an ID card. There are specific design on keris to make it easy to know where or who the person is. The person either a royalty, commonee, religious figure or warrior or he's from Indonesia, Malaysia (Malacca), Thailand, Brunei etc just by looking at his keris.

[@sahkogile]

if on the back , we all know who xD

[@haziqhaqeemxx]

Mostly Malaysian and Indonesian

[@hzhz2494]

@@haziqhaqeemxx brunei and singapore

[@hzhz2494]

​@@sahkogilesi kitol?

[@sahkogile]

@@hzhz2494 Javanese when they lose bull fighting

[@a_e5872]

- sharp boi - flexible boi - A WEAPON THAT HOUSES A SPIRIT THAT CAN DOOM THE WIELDER also a wavy boi

[@maevshadowsong]

just casual relic weapon imbued with custom power in it

[@Nuraini_vineo]

cursed tools

[@abiyyu829]

Mas nya loh rek lucu banget!!😹😹

[@CeritaFour]

+20% chance to hit +100% critical hit +20 poison damage +throwable(return back to wielder) +extra damage to good/neutral aligned +genie is your familiar -becoming undead -insanity -permanent unremovable curse (need priest to lift curse)

[@_Kiwomoon_]

Ya in here we just spit out some of the most not so believable things

[@manjusuyal6569]

Urumi is a new type of belt used by parents to shape children's lives💀💀

[@GodsaweworshipcenterMinistries]

Hmmm In fact with careful consideration I can confirm it's effectiveness

[@30pranaypawar17]

they are similar to dandpattas which are semi- flexible. Go search : 1. Video on Mardani khel dandpatta. 2. arms2 armor (marathapata) : "Blade is quite fexible and it is believed they are like this as to bend when give striking a more solid object, minimizing the possibility of unhorseing the rider wielding the sword."

[@xavierreynolds6426]

@@manjusuyal6569 people really have them as self defense belts

[@The_Hand_user_Okuyasun]

And only Worthy Parents can wield it

[@ajaxrao6042]

Tape together 5 belts and you get the DIY Urumi

[@Billabong0211]

Only the whip swords seemed truly unique

[@goldenlion7147]

unique but useless. Watch Fight Quest about Kalari, It didn't hurt the newbie user but instead the one that got hurt was the expert because he was so used to the choreographed movement.

[@beingstarman]

@@goldenlion7147 its was used in war by king

[@Spiralbi]

Urumi was not actually used to kill it was more like a defence weapon, with less sharpness that it fears attacker

[@lss2581]

​@@beingstarmankey word "king" not the regular levies

[@beingstarman]

@@lss2581 its not a tool for regular

[@coolman_malaysianofficial7305]

In Malaysia, you need to ask the keris for permission to unsheath it because every keris has its own "owner" or else the keris might go against you

[@koskis7614]

@@coolman_malaysianofficial7305 btw, keris comes from Indonesia, specifically the Java archipelago

[@brandonwilson3534]

@@koskis7614yes but he/she is talking abt the culture of keris in malaysia right? nonetheless the parameter is malaysia as it is one of the countries that has keris as its culture and heritage

[@Aurez_dra2010]

The most deadly Kris it's Taming sari it's from Indonesia but the owner it's hang Tuah from Malacca/Malaysia

[@Izz-zzz-zz]

​@@koskis7614 yeah yeah yeah but not the owner kid 🗿

[@Argahprezemil]

Yeah yeah,shut up you other culture claimer,so many indonesian culture is claiming by malay neighbour,this bring madness to our people

[@ZetsuketaAtaeru]

Keris: basically can found around Nusantara (Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapura, and the gang)

[@yusrilde1210]

yes, but Javanese own it

[@fluttershymaniac9527]

There's a Kris named "Si Naga" lit "The Dragon" that was reserved for the Bruneian Sultans, it symbolizes complete authority

[@jarvis-pc]

@@yusrilde1210 no keris is from India

[@milmel4968]

@@jarvis-pcno keris is from Europe

[@Atomicyte]

Chris from USA

[@shakld]

Kris is something you don't want to hold if you don't have the knowledge to hold it and it not just Indonesia it's basically at Malaysia too, Brunei and surrounding countries

[@FreePalestine38-o1r]

@@shakld true

[@Memedic6]

Yes

[@mohdalarriffmdwahit7912]

Southeast Asia, 'Malay Archipelago' not particularly Indon.

[@dedypenta]

True i live in Indonesia

[@shakld]

@@mohdalarriffmdwahit7912 malay archipelago is old saying so i said country name for easy to understand

[@sureshsinha1197]

Being Indian and practitioner of kalaripayattu i confirm urumi is realy deadly for the fighter itself it requires high dedication 👍🏻

[@cherishyards1483]

被破伤风感染确实很致命。

[@anotherdragneel5077]

Is it used for sports or was it used for real battles???

[@xdi23isnoob14]

WHY DID U REDEEM IT

[@Omnitaku7]

@@anotherdragneel5077 it was for war but now it is for martial arts

[@the.modernyogi]

​@@anotherdragneel5077 there are 2 versions of this sword 1) with a single blade , was used like a whip 2) with multiple blades , was used when surrounded by enemies. One of the first martial arts form kalaripayattu teaches this sword techniques, and even then it is the last weapon a student learns. It take years to master it. It was worn like a belt , and only taken out during extreme conditions, as it could harm your companions as well, so not always used in front lines. But when surrounded by enemies.

[@artvictor5044]

Kris was also one of the swords used by ancient Filipinos!😊😊

[@callmedhee]

Indeed. Coz All Country around south east asia are in one kingdom Area that are known as "Nusantara". And know Nusantara are being made again by the Indonesian Government as the name of the Capital City of Indonesia. With hope that all the Country in the SEA will come together as a united Country such as USA. By that then we can together become a big Nation and conquer all big Country that are controling the world.. later, the power is on our hands.. the Nusantara..

[@callmedhee]

But I don't know if this happen in Philippines. In Indonesia, the Keris Sword are known have a mythical power. Then one day in a year, if we lucky enough, then we can see some Keris are flying in the sky to his new owner. They flying to a one direction because back to his owner, being called by a super power paranormal, or flying to a new owner that they know are can taking care of them (the Keris Sword). Coz all we know that the Keris Swords that has a mystic Power, they need to be treated as what each Keris are made for and use for. Such as use for white magic or black magic..

[@jerrodimus]

A Kriss (Keris) is actually a dagger. One famous Keris was the Taming Sari wielded by Hang Tuah in the 15th century. In folklore, the Taming Sari was as legendary as King Arthur's Excalibur.

[@Dudeiseegyatt]

Say that again...

[@republikrakyatindonesia]

Malaydesh is a thief

[@primozesmile9518]

ah yes the legendary Hang Tuah

[@Dudeiseegyatt]

@@primozesmile9518 he might be use the kris to split on that Thang

[@FiensZy]

WHY WAS THE "HANG TUAH" BLUE????

[@cybermage9646]

Urumi is a concealed weapon that can be worn as a belt. It is known to be used by both men and women and it was used to flee from the enemies, not on the frontlines.

[@NightFall-r1x]

😂😂😂

[@Fridgeson_]

here's some more fun facts about the kriss: While the kris is known for its wavy-esque blade, there are also ones designed with a straight blade that is just as capable. And some krises, particulary ones that were made in ancient times could stand upright on the tip of its blade despite the asymmetry, showing the bladesmiths' mastery of crafting back in the days.

[@Kevin_si_ketimun_laut0]

Finally, there are foreigners who say that Kriss comes from Indonesia, not Malaysia.

[@PZantanKilla]

@@Kevin_si_ketimun_laut0 actually kris came from south asia, particulary afghanistan area. They have similar weapon and same name, but its a sword instead of a blade.

[@Unknown72548]

Well actually kris is from indonesia, idk why malaysia always copy our own thing, that why i call them COPYCAT

[@Your_uncle320]

@@Unknown72548 alright bro

[@Blackcain]

@@PZantanKilla actually kris came from afghanistan, particulary missisipi area. They have similar weapon and same name, but its a blade instead of a sword.

[@neku2741]

Literally the same area, it's current name have no impact on its origin. If this was the 1940s it would make the keris comes from Netherlands because back then Netherlands literally occupies what would be called Indonesia today.

[@muhammaddaffadinurrohman221]

In fact, wavy keris are only used for works of art that are highly appreciated by each smith, while keris with straight blades were used for war in the past.

[@muhammadhafiz1549]

@@muhammaddaffadinurrohman221 mandai kau je. Salah info ko ni. Wavy keris nak bagi deep penetration. sebab keris ni thrust attack. Sekali cucuk segala isi perut ikut sekali. Keris tanpa wavy keris sundang. tu ikut adat setempat. Selalu untuk hukuman bunuh pesalah. Sebab cucuk terus sampai ke jantung. Tp mandai kau je bagi info salah. Puih

[@bossEdo311]

apa Lancau

[@imaniyounosay]

amboi, suka hati awak je nak komen bagai. info tak lurus

[@hamdanmahmud6278]

@@muhammadhafiz1549 maaf sekadar berkongsi, sundang tu lain. Lebih kepada pedang. Dan sundang pun ada yg lurus, ada berluk. Keris lurus tu namanya sipukal. Ada yg kata lurus tu jantan, berluk tu betina. Terpulang keilmuan masing2. Keris hukum atau keris alang/penyalang sangat panjang, tak diguna utk berperang tetapi utk menghukum dgn cara ditikam dari atas bahu pesalah hingga tembus ke organ dalaman.

[@Ta-MeemYouth]

wrong info. try again.

[@rodneybever9583]

One dangerous sword and two spooky stories.

[@azidicki9116]

It's true that's keris is mystical things 😅 you can research it by yourself 50% art 50% mystic

[@GyroPyro09]

ok mr. open minded westerner

[@Atat5]

@@rodneybever9583 Kris is mystical things,back then people would have some spirits in it. And it can't just be wield by any people

[@moenajadmmh194]

Keris is efficient even without the mystical

[@rodneybever9583]

@@moenajadmmh194 a chef knife is just as efficient. Nothing special. Just a wavy blade and mystical stories. Wives tales don't equal deadliest

[@Blue-Balls_White_Dragon]

Not every keris have spirit in it, but when they do, oh boy you better not messing with it if you don't know what you're doing

[@treybowers154]

@@Blue-Balls_White_Dragon no blade has a spirit in it. I am a bladesmith. Trust me, I've tried, there is no way to give a weapon a soul. We are not Gods. You can, however, craft a deadly and intimidating weapon and give it to a superstitious man, who will tell everybody he knows that the weapon is possessed by a demon or a spirit simply because it is good at taking lives, and it looks evil. This works particularly well on pagan folk. I have sold many blades that wouldn't have been sold by simply saying "I have charged this blade with the energy of my ancestors." That knife will be sold faster than you can blink

[@therealbertiesworld]

The Muramasa never killed me in Calamity.

[@rambonico]

finally a man of culture

[@LongtimeWave]

I found it... The comment I've been looking for!

[@divyadesai4984]

Found you at last…

[@therealbertiesworld]

@rambonico As are you, sir.

[@haruto5072]

Terraria calamity?

[@muhdazim0675]

Extra: Keris had some kind of poison on it(not sure where it came from), locals say if getting hit by it it'll cause unbearable pain.. Like katana, Keris also has its own way of maintaining...

[@fransthefox9682]

Every sword has their own way of maintaining. In the form of keeping them clean, and coated in a thin layer of mineral oil to prevent rusting, which is even more important in very humid areas like Southeast Asia.

[@hariyantopratama6311]

It's from warangan, liquid made from arsenic for maintaining keris

[@chemical1274]

@@muhdazim0675 the poison is mostly from the rust,person who have keris usually will usually put lime at the keris, this will make the blade abit rusty, so even you not die when slash or stab by it the rust will finish the job, mybe now days can easily get the treatment, but during old day its lethal as it's hard to get the treatment

[@silvergaurchannel9609]

Yes. Mostly keris maintenance in malaysia we use lime juice, and smoked with assence.. ​@@fransthefox9682

[@Shouze163]

​@@chemical1274the poison was actually venom from venomous animals such as snake and scorpion. The lime was actually maintenance ingredient to remove rust. You can try this at home using vinegar to remove rust from iron tools. It will make the iron slightly darker but if left alone too long it will make them rustier instead.

[@aniraider1284]

Everyone is gangsta until the opponent pulls out his Glock Gen 3

[@ryan243-s7b]

@@aniraider1284 lmao

[@hobbymemer8616]

*Melee spammer in CoD mobile enters the chat *

[@revilsanjiani146]

Said opponent gangsta till the Kris sword summons an ancient Javanese creature

[@bERdftw]

@@revilsanjiani146 kris holder died before doing anything yet

[@harisyoung4110]

its already gen 5 now

[@Jenkarestia]

Ah yes my favorite weapon, the Chris.

[@hunterhorizone]

@@Jenkarestia it's Khris with a K 😂

[@kedawolfch.]

Christ😂

[@MrHachimaru]

Which? Brown? Hemsworth?

[@chenyeanmingtakumi9033]

@@MrHachimaru Evans

[@notperfectbutstillbeautifu2077]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@artieaka]

1. Normal katana 💧🔥💨🦋 2.mitsuri’s bendy katana💖 3.Obanai’s curvy katana 🐍 Edit: I know the 3rd one isn’t a katana but it reminds me of Obanai’s katana, so that’s why I said Obanai’s katana

[@r.joestar103]

@@artieaka KNY

[@cutadrianti3987]

GET OUTT!!

[@JeffinD]

GET OUT!! - 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥

[@HafsaRehan-q4u]

@@cutadrianti3987 No

[@Vegito_-07]

I also thought of this at first sight

[@Alina_Vasilievna]

Keris isn't used as regular dagger, but mostly used for charisma, spirituals energy, We believe every iron ore has somekind of spirituals energy, which every iron ore has different energy, for example, love, charisma, toughness, etc, so whoever hold Keris will have one type energy, which will influence people around it's wielder, for example if someone in love with other, they can used special Keris that hold Love energy, which will make the lovers love him. FUN FACT : In the time of DUTCH colonisation, A lot of Keris was Captured by dutch army, as dutch believe keris give indonesian fighter some power, so whenever durch army captured indonesian fighter they will certainly took Keris, to make the fighter weaker

[@faleilham8334]

That mean Keris is useless. I'm from Indonesia know exactly this weapons is so useless and the main purposes is just for decorations. Or like hair pins for females.

[@treybowers154]

As a bladesmith, there is no way to instill spiritual energy into a weapon. Trust me, I have tried. This is all superstition, but ironically that superstition probably made its users more confident, which would make them more bold fighters. They believe the blade has a spirit in it that will protect them and destroy their enemies. It's all psychological, no fairy dust involved sadly.

[@mirulmarcoba8976]

​@@treybowers154it's true,your as blacksmith combine material will make a difference in sword making right...about the superstition is also kinda true,they did used it with blackmagic as well...i've seen it,i've felt it once,wasn't sure it was on the metal or on wood itself...

[@treybowers154]

@@mirulmarcoba8976 using more than one material for a billet would be considered Damascus forging, and there is a process to creating it. But, a Damascus blade will perform no better than a blade forged from a leaf spring, or a pipe wrench. You cannot just "will" supernatural abilities into a piece of metal. That's like thinking you can give a soul to a rock.

[@multatuli1]

​@@treybowers154 it is a "belief" that makes the psyche stronger. It's like kind of "morale" in war.

[@Nomnidji]

To be fair we dont use kriss as a battle weapon, we use regular sword or spear when fight, kriss mostly used as akin of a charm. Different kriss have different charm and ability, mystic. Though we do use it for last defence weapon as it count as dagger

[@ariff_abdullah]

Keris lok 7 use for fighting

[@zeeceefourovksk2837]

True that it is typical to use longer blades and spears for field battles but when things become too close, keris is then used for close combat because when things become too close, all defensive moves become very close and at small angles.

[@ManusiaKagakRusuh]

Keris is used for assassination ...

[@syedhaikal7921]

No. Keris have optional. Every curved have meaning for what will you do. Just like how to wear sampin. It’s meaning

[@syedhaikal7921]

@@zeeceefourovksk2837 keris are still used in battle by martial artists. spears and machetes were used by ordinary people. keris used in battle is 7 curves

[@fakhriizzat8233]

Fun fact: During WW2, Japanese soldiers and a liutenant was sent to arrest an old man which was the father of a Malaysian liutenant. Not only did Japan almost lost one of their liutenant to the old man, he injured 15 japanese soldiers and put 5 to sleep permanently using a Keris passed down from his ancestor.

[@randomperson-li8iq]

Omg this is leftenan adnan. I used this book in my bm komsas in form 4

[@cgalaxyjian3755]

Leftenan Adnan's dad!!

[@spinmearound210]

Leftenan Adnan! I have the KOMSAS book

[@dark_meter3673]

The keris originates from Java and was spread by the Majapahit kingdom to Southeast Asia, so the original keris is a typical Indonesian weapon 🇮🇩

[@Sreehari-rz5ux]

Yeah, I cut through my bone once with an urumi. No pain at all, because the blade cut through the nerves as well. Took some time get my fingers working again.

[@mellomika]

@@Sreehari-rz5ux int I hope your arm is ok

[@Sreehari-rz5ux]

@@mellomika it is fine now. It has an annoying click when I move my ring finger. No pain.

[@qalidurut7249]

😮

[@BucketBoatable]

Hard to believe it would cut throught even lightest of armor thou.

[@qalidurut7249]

@@BucketBoatable armor is useless in south india because of the heat and humidity.

[@degansusu-zs2dj]

Indonesian kris : 🥶💀 American kriss : 💀💀

[@nadhevsatria]

what do you mean by american kriss

[@indrasmoroaji]

@@nadhevsatria 🔫 maybe

[@Afn_LJ]

kriss vector

[@United-e9e]

Kris Indonesian so deadly can flying attack enemy and back to wealdears to safety

[@FRISHR]

Mr Beast Kris: 💀

[@TheDarkShadowYT]

the last one reminds me of obanai🐍

[@MadGamer361]

The second one is like Mitsuri

[@bencehudak]

@@TheDarkShadowYT demon slayer

[@alizuhayrbinazmadymoe8862]

This whole video is a demon slayer reference

[@LillyDarkfire2]

@@MadGamer361 also reminds of the sword blade portion with in Disney's Mulan

[@57_Blocks]

Obanai's katana was based off Keris while Mitsuri's was based off Urumi

[@ArkanR-l1p]

Keris is one of the relics of the kingdom in Indonesia, Like Majapahit

[@hpprochargedtbss]

That second sword is absolutely wilddddd!!!!

[@Pessibruh]

Demon slayer origin:

[@gojihead3195]

Damn so Obanai is Javanese this whole time?

[@mcpenguinchan3775]

@@gojihead3195 maybe! Maybe!

[@sibalikdeysarkar4313]

@@gojihead3195 Mitsuri is Indian ?

[@gojihead3195]

@@sibalikdeysarkar4313 I don't know why you ask me? (YNTKTS)

[@starryskyhighway9628]

@@gojihead3195 no blockhead..they are japanese...probably steal it during south east invasion hahaha

[@lunechann]

The keris is also used in Malaysia and Brunei, and you are right about spirits being in the keris, there's a lot of legends about it.

[@cgame2867]

Dalam Vidio dia menjelaskan Kris diciptakan oleh Indonesia, bukan siapa yg menggunakanya... Kalo yg menggunakanya banyak negara, Malaysia, Brunei, Thailand ,Belanda, Singapura... Tapi yang menciptakanya dan menyebarkanya itu Indonesia, makanya yg di sebut Indonesia.

[@nekofrost9935]

​@@cgame2867 What's wrong if the commenter told us something that wasn't told in the video? It isn't a wrong information, isn't it? Why being so sensitive?

[@MUHAMMADHAIKALHAKIMIBINMOHDKAM]

@@cgame2867 mana ada negara indonesia ketika itu

[@purplehax1091]

@@cgame2867 indonesians always want to claim stuff that isn’t theirs in the first place

[@cgame2867]

@@purplehax1091 not claims... UNESCO claims

[@avy6529]

As a Demon Slayer fan, this swords told me the origin of all the swords of demon slayers • The Muramasa Blades: The normal kny katana • The Urami: Mitsuri's katana • The Kris: Obanai's katana

[@harmony318]

Urumi was the last weapons of the warrior in the battle. We remained alone and is surrounded by multiple enemies. When the warrior who is expert in the urumi, could single handedly stop the proceeding of opponent army. It could kill multiple enemies in one swing. The warrior would wear it as belt around the waist. The main weapon would be a talwar.

[@brunogiovanna371]

@@harmony318 Beautiful tales of stopping entire armies, as I understand the source of this efficiency are legends and action movies? Because one peasant with a spear/bow is enough to kill someone playing with a pseudo-whip with negligible kinetic force. Above that, I'm curious to know how to fight with this, when someone gets into any kind of range by covering himself with a shield. Of course, it's a ritualistic and spectacular weapon, but it's enough to have at least a chainmail for Urumi to become useless.

[@Mythical_Artz]

@@brunogiovanna371 and the british banned it for being deadly....quite ironic right??

[@brunogiovanna371]

@@Mythical_Artz Tell me which British troops wore armor or chainmail at that time in India? Besides, I think it's clear that outlawing ritual weapons and local martial arts was an important part of the culture war.

[@Mythical_Artz]

@@brunogiovanna371 its an urumi .......it was used to destroy the british army by a king called pazhashi raja.......then they banned kalari and urumi's.......With a sharp urumi a skilled person can easily destroy and army......also there are many other weapons in kalari,you should check it out....

[@cgalaxyjian3755]

​@@brunogiovanna371Wearing chainmail in India's weather is pretty much suicide. If you don't get killed by archers or foot soldiers, the heat would bake you alive.

[@mhattjeremie9883]

Keris is a spiritual knife/dagger used by ancient indonesian/malaysian warriors in particularly Pencak Silat fighters. Ritual need to be practised for the Keris to be as one with Jinn to be more deadlier.

[@Lskhdiepwbshrosbwhite]

It's from Java, Indonesia, it has nothing to do with Malaysia, which always steals Indonesian culture with silly stories.

[@jedicake3177]

@@Lskhdiepwbshrosbwhite instead of working together we split in half hmmm I wonder why?

[@Lskhdiepwbshrosbwhite]

@@jedicake3177 Don't say "Together" just to steal Indonesian culture, this trick has often been done by Malaysians to steal Indonesian culture. Just because you are Malay and Malay is an ethnic group from Sumatra, Indonesia, does not mean that you can claim all Indonesian culture, especially since this is Javanese culture, not Malay.

[@jedicake3177]

@@Lskhdiepwbshrosbwhite well it can't be helped we all know you're a puppet for those nations your too exaggerated on this stuff

[@myliad3673]

@@Lskhdiepwbshrosbwhite lah bro,dia kata USED bukan from

[@NathanAEnver]

As a Javanese the fact that most commenters who talk about keris are from Malaysia, Singapore or Brunei is a fact I can't weirdly handle..

[@blade_JustIce]

@@NathanAEnver I mean, Keris was originally Javanese but keris isn't only used by the Javanese of Indonesia. So when he said "particularly Indonesia", we non-Indonesian felt left out since Keris is also part of our culture.

[@NathanAEnver]

@@blade_JustIce I understand, sometimes Javanese-Indo are also using the word "Indonesia" and their ethnicity interchangeably, like "it's from Indonesia" when it's really not, Indonesia doesn't have culture, like Mandarin is as much as Indonesian as hanacaraka(Javanese script), unlike french, Germany or Malaysia, Indonesia is more like the US, the country itself doesn't have "Pribumi"(bumiputera) only citizen and non. But what I'm saying is, it's just weird, like imagine you seeing something that belongs to you but also shared with other, and then they engage with it without mentioning you. Like, it's just very weird, especially growing up without knowing, we really spreading our culture around back then..

[@epicmetod]

No one cares

[@sahkogile]

@@NathanAEnver nobody knews origin of keris tbh.Also Javanese and Malays keris variant are different.Eventho Malays are shared the keris but we each own had our own variant , eventhough we are same race.Indian and Chinese? nah they also had their own pride with their dao and their weapon why bother to choose keris?

[@NathanAEnver]

@sahkogile we don't really sure about the origin of anything except If it was written in history, but the oldest mention and foundings of keris is from java, so yeah, for now what we understand it is originally from java because the earliest evidence is in java island, and related to Javanese culture..

[@RAILFANNERINDO]

The keris used by the Majapahit empire is a traditional weapon of 11 places in indonesia 1.Special region of Yogyakarta 2.Jambi 3.Bengkulu 4.Bali 5.south sumatra 6.Lampung 7.Central java 8.North sulawesi 9.southeast sulawesi 10.south kalimantan 11.West nusa tenggara

[@farislatif8846]

Keris if they put some lime on it to give a rusty blade. Not only will the shape cut the enemy but the rusty from the metal will do the damage as well. This method is really need to be done each week to keep the keris rusty but at the same time usable / ready for battle

[@LordEltera.]

@@farislatif8846 you couldn't be more wrong,idk where you heard from but that statement is completely wrong. There's no such thing as keeping the blade rusty,if anything the ritual that called "mandi keris" was made for specifically to avoid the blade become rusty.Keris was deadly because usually people put poison at the tip of the blade and the shape itself are dangerous because when you fully stabbed someone and you twist the blade and then you pull it out,all the guts and intestine will come out also

[@agusfirmansyah35]

Actually kris is not just a weapon, type of damascus pattern on it describe character of the owner and their intention when it shown to other people. And the keris is the only weapon that used to finish the job without using it as ordinary blade, in modern islam we still collecting it for it philosofical character and the beauty of it

[@Kooba_productions]

KRIS DELTARUNE!?

[@agusfirmansyah35]

@@Kooba_productions marvel trio kris

[@mattardyantoriyadi]

My grandpa owns a keris and said it contains a spirit of our ancestors. Surely i wasn't gonna believe it at first. But then my mom give it to someone (bcs my mom is a faithful christian), and believe it or not the thing came back. I saw when my mom gave it to the person, heck i drove my mom to the person's house. And it was far away from our home (for indonesian, i live in bogor and the person's house is in klaten). And no one in our house nor the person ever met in person ever again. Yet suddenly, out of nowhere it came right back to my grandpa closet. We tried getting rid of the thing again multiple times but failed. Ultimately, we had to call in our church's pastor to pray and to discard the "content" inside the keris and we then successfully throw it away by giving to the pastor. God knows what he dond with the keris afterwards

[@ariinichiyu_the_gang]

Kris is not only dangerous but also a collection because there's alot of types of kris

[@ozinnorest]

KERIS not KRIS And trust me, As a citizen of Malaysia. KERIS also has a life because of evil spirit live inside them. It's upon who use it, For good and not. And the most scariest thing is that Keris can fly and hit to the opponent head💀

[@iqahermmmm1616]

True, my friend brothers has saw it, she tell me his brother want to stealing his father money😂 and the keris in his father locker so when he open it, it just straight up(berdiri). Her father have it was because he is a silat master. She also tell me sometime she saw her father got mad at the wall but she just ignore it because she know who he talking with. So yes they still have the culture, it just not giving by blood but from the master to the trust student. You don't want to give it to bloodline who doesn't need it.

[@legnasharkhacker7922]

we're same

[@APESMY]

@@ozinnorest mne ada keris itu atas ilmu pengguna

[@miyomimy]

True! I'm from Indonesia and we also call it keris

[@bingolos9063]

Kris is the English translation for Keris. both terms means the same either way

[@pytron6693]

“Show me a good time, jack!”

[@NORAMIRULIMANBINNORAZMANMoe]

Fun Fact:The wavy design of Keris has a meaning of status of it's wielder and it can cause really lethal strike

[@hunterhorizone]

"Unpredictable strikes and spiritual risks can harm it's weilder" Yet my dad has that hanging on the house wall

[@GyroPyro09]

only one with 'saka' have the mystical power,the one used for daily use or decoration have none of it

[@treybowers154]

​@@GyroPyro09no, none of them do. I'm speaking as a bladesmith. You cannot give metal a soul or spirit. It's not possible, I have tried.

[@GyroPyro09]

@@treybowers154 ok mr open minded,just because you do art doesnt mean you can paint mona lisa

[@treybowers154]

@GyroPyro09 are you actually stupid? *I make weapons. Functional, deadly weapons.* There's a huge difference in a painting and a piece of hardened steel built specifically to take your life. Show some respect, child. The blacksmith is the 2nd most important man in the room, aside from the doctor. I have firsthand experience from forging out hundreds of blades, you cannot give metal a soul. You'd have to be one of the stupidest people on the entire planet to actually believe that can happen. And you have access to a smartphone... Do they actually allow you to vote and make grown up decisions? Nah, no need to answer, I'm already disappointed beyond measure.

[@treybowers154]

@@GyroPyro09 are you a simpleton? *I make weapons. Functional, deadly weapons.* There's a huge difference in a painting and a piece of hardened steel built specifically to take your life. Show some respect, child. The blacksmith is the 2nd most important man in the room, aside from the doctor. I have firsthand experience from forging out hundreds of blades, you cannot give metal a soul. You'd have to be one of the least intelligent people on the entire planet to actually believe that can happen. And you have access to a smartphone... Do they actually allow you to vote and make grown up decisions? Nah, no need to answer, I'm already disappointed beyond measure

[@sabahammad5617]

Zulfekar laughing in the centre

[@mdshaukijoestar1584]

Fact: both Keris and Katana are rarely used on any battle in a war. Usually,it is used as last resort/emergency when against an enemy.

[@jasonvanderloew3078]

My great grandfather had one of the Keris tho,we are actually descendants of Minangkabau people in Malaysia so paranormal stuff do happened quite often since most of us have 'guardian' for centuries or we call it Saka in a form of a tiger. So in relation to the keris is the Saka actually attached to it,and we do have to constantly sharpening it using some kemenyan (im not sure what's the name of it in english prolly incense) and lime. But there are cases which the Saka would requires some form of more extreme ritual including blood etc. If it's not being done,the Saka inside Keris would run amok. So in the end my late grandfather & his bro couldn't handle so they decided to let it go since there's no one could handle it. If it's mishandled & without enough knowledge it could be fatal.

[@arvin6606]

There's also an underrated and not widely known weapon called Mandau. Some user could imbue magic or curse to this ordinary-looking sword. In early 2000s there's a conflict where this weapon could be seen flying around one rooftop to another and targeting certain type of people. Surviving victim of the conflict are traumatized by this and always told the same story about Mandau Terbang

[@laflorescosta8371]

sorry we don't believe with that stupid magic ghost 3rd world country story. so we don't take it to make in this list

[@hollow_man_]

In south india, they apply poison on the blades of the urumi and spin it around. Thats how deadly it is

[@BGZ_SHORTS]

Meanwhile: *Zulfiqaar Sword laughing at the corner* 💀

[@dedypenta]

True

[@alizuhayrbinazmadymoe8862]

الله اكبر

[@Always_Straight]

@@BGZ_SHORTS who

[@BGZ_SHORTS]

@@Always_Straight Zulfiqaar Sword is the *STRONGEST, MOST DURABLE AND MOST SHARPEST SWORD IN THE HISTORY*

[@rameshl]

@@BGZ_SHORTS source?

[@StealerItems78]

Funfact:in Indonesia keris is heirloom in island called jawa in Indonesia but in english called java

[@ffg902]

Keris is INDONESIA! 🇮🇩 NO DOUBT! 🇮🇩

[@Itagak1]

give credit to others too ok? Sulu sultanate? The Malaysian's Sultanates? The Pattani Sultanate? Langkasuka Sultanate? Brunei Sultanate? Its not indonesian only, Thailand, Malaysia, Brunei and Philiphines have it too yk?

[@iambrokenman42]

@@Itagak1 true

[@gustafdn]

@@Itagak1 culture spread yes but the origin is from java mataram kingdom

[@Itagak1]

@@gustafdn The earliest recorded is from Java but after some time, they become remodeled and after a long time we can see the differences between a Indonesian Keris or the other keris. The Taming Sari for example is an Indonesian Keris gifted to Hang Tuah for defeating Taming Sari. Before Hang Tuah used Taming Sari he used a traditional Malaccan Keris or "Sugong". Well i agree with your statement.

[@kedawolfch.]

​@@Itagak1Keris only from java(indonesia island)

[@amaraida99]

Kris or keris are not only in Indonesia but also Brunei, Singapore and Malaysia

[@bossku3534]

@@amaraida99 old Singapura is TEMASIK, KERIS BANYAK DIGUNA KAN DITANAH MALAYA,..

[@TzahiRonen]

indeed

[@Aditya.I.S]

@@amaraida99 original from Indonesia

[@Mr-HiJacket-]

But You Can't Deny The Fact That Keris Is Originally From Indonesia.

[@the9357]

​Orginal from indon?? Bila dicipta 1945??​@@Aditya.I.S

[@AndrianPrasetyo-gx3qx]

Back on old days keris make by "emphu", mix from steel and meteorite, they forge with bare hand and forming wavy with finger when the steel red hot and lick it with tongue for the spell Some acient keris have finger print on their blade

[@nawankcrossline]

klau itu sih mitosnya Om 😂😂😂😂

[@AndrianPrasetyo-gx3qx]

@@nawankcrossline Na,,, they have finger print on blade, You just not have right person to show their colection

[@nawankcrossline]

@@AndrianPrasetyo-gx3qx okay....just let me ask this, to my friends on Tosan Aji community, I'm not the expert bytheway....

[@k0m3n9]

Keris picit

[@stormspirit97]

Bruhhh whuttt😂?

[@Vassili3005]

Urumi translates to “Of Thunder”, owing to the thunder like sounds you hear when the blades move. Infact the idiom “stole my thunder” comes from a theatre technique which uses similar means to produce thunder like sounds (flexible metal sheets). In South Indian languages we differentiate between a dull grumbling thunder and a loud one. Urumi refers to the grumbling one.

[@ULTRATITOPH]

In the future youtubers will say "Anime originated from Korean Dramas and Bolliwood films" and "Jpop is just a copy of Kpop Idols".

[@yukkyarzupro1108]

Well thats because how Japanese culture spread across to Korean (Although Japanese culture originated from Chinese)

[@ULTRATITOPH]

​@@yukkyarzupro1108I'll add to the list that in the future youtubers will say the CCP are weebs at heart. I'll name three chinese influences: journey to the west, the 4 legendary beast and boku no pico 🤣

[@yukkyarzupro1108]

@@ULTRATITOPH nah the future KZbinr prob would realize how underfunded Amtrak was (if they lived on USA)

[@ULTRATITOPH]

@@yukkyarzupro1108 that I'm worried about. people in the US are getting dumber every year.. 😅

[@MRA-San1273]

In fact, the Keris is considered deadly not only because the weapon has a soul residing in it, but because of the wavy shape of the blade, wounds caused by Keris stabs are difficult to close, let alone heal. (Salam dari Indonesia 😁)

[@cgalaxyjian3755]

Because of the curves right?? It creates an irregular wound which is difficult to stitch up.

[@MRA-San1273]

@@cgalaxyjian3755 yes

[@JohanSalter]

🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾 Malaysia BOLEH Salam Dari Malaysia

[@MRA-San1273]

@@JohanSalter Yo, Salam dari Indonesia 🇮🇩👍

[@JohanSalter]

@@MRA-San1273 Walaikumsalam brother, my favourite neighbouring country. Indonesia BOLEH 🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨.

[@tegathemenace]

Only the whip was scary. The rest seemed like tales by moonlight

[@Itagak1]

Well he was wrong on why the Keris was dangerous. The first reason was that the shape of the sword makes it dangerous as it can cut your own fingers if held wrong. Secondly, most of them were rusted by poison making them very deadly by even touching. it now you know :)

[@RosIshak]

@@Itagak1 can it stop bullet?

[@AangDknight]

@@RosIshak No, it definitely doesn't. But if the kris owner is a supernatural user he can curse the enemy from very far away, say their enemy has painful stomach ache one day and it turns out after being scanned at the hospital they found out there are nails inside their body, you know who sends it.

[@danangraph1910]

Whip blade were impractical at most. Muramasa/Katana in general is far better for 1on1 and Kris were far superior as stabing/dagger like weapon. As it wavy shape cause more internal damage. Simillar to tri-dagger cyclone dagger.

[@arefixseries1948]

@@RosIshak lol curry disclaimer..🤣

[@AriffinMdIsa]

The real reason why the kris was so dangerous was its blade design as if you get stabbed but still live you only have a few minutes left before you die from bleeding since the wounds from the kris was untreatable

[@fajarfoundations2104]

If you understand the fundamental of Javanese culture, Kris was not a weapon at all. Kris was an accessories (Ageman) for traditional Javanese men attires. So, basically Kris was not designed to kill someone. Kris just for ceremonial accessories or ritual items.

[@ayasekyun]

But still it can inflict a deep wound if used to flesh right? A deadly one

[@mitsua707]

@@ayasekyun I mean, anything can be a weapon if you try hard enough.

[@fajarfoundations2104]

@@ayasekyun Yes, but back on the Javanese cultural principles, using Kris as a weapon was out from the tradition. Javanese people always places something on their original place.

[@EveAulyta]

​​@@ayasekyun yep, it's a stabbing dagger if we want to look from its utility's side. Its also often has poison coating. But warriors usually bring other weapons in the battlefield such as swords or spear. Some sources also said it can be used for the last defense weapon or a mean to suicide if needed, but its more widely used as ceremonial weapon.

[@youwantmyname9208]

Your people use keris as a decoration. Our people use it as weapon. Don't represent our culture

[@rt-lz8iz]

"Keris" is a Javanese abbreviation of "Mlungker-mlungker kang bisa ngiris", it is thought that the curved/mlungker keris shape is a design development of the originally straight keris shape, which was inspired by a snake that was crawling because for Javanese people, snakes are sacred animals considering that Javanese people at that time prioritized the god Shiva who wore a snake necklace. Keris has been registered and recognized by UNESCO as a Masterpiece of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity originating from Indonesia since 2005.

[@4oki_Tatsuy420]

As an Indonesian, I can vouch that our Kris is believed to be alive and is basically an enchanted weapon

[@PersonThatExi]

Did someone tell the sword to [BE A BIG SHOT!]

[@tieradlerch.217]

Keris was used to be pocket knife of Medieval era, today is a magic sword

[@SolarBaller]

2/3 were believed to be cursed Only 1 of them was actually deadly for the user

[@dedypenta]

True

[@wilfredrowanserilo3234]

A sword is a sword. Which is a weapon, and a weapon is a weapon. lol

[@mr.vartolu1020]

Every sword is gangster until Zulfiqar arrive.

[@alexlaguindabjr.3088]

cleaver of the spine❣️

[@dedypenta]

True😮

[@abyyy490]

wtf is that

[@Ferrari03]

@@abyyy490 a cool looking sword

[@abyyy490]

@@Ferrari03 never heard of it before.

[@Paws.of.Justice]

The urumi is a sword that originated in the state of Kerala in southwestern India. It is believed to have been used in battle during the Sangam period, between the fourth and second century BCE. The urumi is also known as the chuttuval, which is a Malayalam word that translates to "coiling sword" The urumi is taught last in Indian martial arts like Kalaripayattu because it requires prior knowledge of both whips and swords. Pro : Multi-target weapon, Unique , Good against unarmoured / Light armoured target. Con : Difficult to use(High skill), Not good against armoured targets .

[@bonaharahap3290]

Keris is from java indonesia. With majapahit influence can be founding in south east asia 😊. That the fact

[@LancekaiserSagun]

pov ur addicted to anime: 1 muramasa is enma 2 urumi is the sword of mitsuri 3 kris is the sword of obinai edit: omg guys thank you for 32 likes have a good day 😇🤩

[@octoling6479]

Personally I think Muramasa would be more akin to the Kitetsu swords from one piece but sure

[@ManusiaKagakRusuh]

Enma uncontrollably absorbing the user's power to empowering it (unless you can tame it) ... Kitetsu just giving the user fate of death ... But Muramasa curse you with bloodlust AND fate of death ... I don't think there's sword in One Piece that make it users become evil and want to commit murder ...

[@milliont123]

Muramasa seems more like the blades made by kitetsu (zoros sandai kitetsu), when they were said to be cursed and lead the swordsman using them to death.

[@milliont123]

​@@ManusiaKagakRusuhzoro killed lots of baroque works members using the sandai kitetsu after he got it

[@ManusiaKagakRusuh]

@@milliont123 Because Baroques are his enemy ... After the fight, Zoro still chill and all ... If Kitetsu works like Muramasa, Zoro can't sleep well without wanting to kill someone including his friends ... He will keep killing and killing until he got killed ... Kitetsu is just cursed sword ... Muramasa is evil sword ...

[@thunderwolf5277]

I wouldnt be slashing the ground bare footed with those whip blades

[@khusnumakhatoon9620]

Zulfiqaar ka naam suna hai❤allah hu aakbar❤

[@VGODP]

A legend regarding both swordmakers said that they held a competition to see who was better by putting one of each of their blades in a stream. Leaves floating towards the Masamune would drift safely around the blade, while the Muramasa drew leaves to the blade, whereupon they would slice themselves in half. Muramasa bragged that this was evidence of his sword's superiority since Masamune's failed to cut anything, but Masamune stated that Muramasa's blade was inferior since it cut indiscriminately without control.

[@rashidnaeem7832]

No.2 was mitsuri kanroji's sword and no.3 was iguro obanai's sword

[@josegonzalezgonzalez3486]

The special thing about the curvy blade , is that a cut or any good cut, will be extremely difficult to heal on the tissue or in most cases, use a modern technique to close flesh like fire on some injuries like it was used before but worse lol

[@afifliction4210]

The earliest known kris goes back to the tenth century and spread from the island of Java throughout Southeast Asia

[@KasihMuni]

The most famous keris in Malaysia is the Taming Sari keris... Named after the previous owner Taming Sari.. A fighter or warrior from Indonesia who been killed defeated by Malay warrior From Malacca..the Taming Sari keris is famous for its power that whoever possessed it will have the power to be invulnerable by any kind of weapons

[@Christiandelatorre-i6h]

Were gonna discuss demon slayer with this one

[@Cleroniumm]

gawat, dia sudah tau caranya nyari viewers

[@WaffleFreeMan0h]

@@Cleroniumm benarr

[@Wafbux]

The kris is also in malaysia

[@SlametNurkhojin]

@@Wafbux Fake

[@kedawolfch.]

Keris only from java(indonesia island)

[@SlametNurkhojin]

@@kedawolfch. I agree

[@sahkogile]

Man pls we all know Keris is everywhere let them pride while they never saw real keris with their own eyes

[@Your_uncle320]

I may be wrong here but he say Keris is also in and not from

[@mimsytuah5729]

Not particularly Indonesia, correction.. keris is ancient Malay Archipelago weapon includes southern thai to south phillipines.

[@CreepyGuyStaring]

@@mimsytuah5729 correct, because majapahit got phillipines land I think, so phillipines and Malaysia are majapahit's land, so they can have the Kris It is actually from indonesia

[@azmiazhari7796]

It doesn't matter if another country wants to claim something that doesn't come from their country, as long as that country gives credit to a country that has history and especially for naming things, the paraphrase Rendang is not Malay, Kris is not a native Malay language, even batik doesn't come from native Malay language, but claiming something as if it were two different entities, but coincidentally with the same name, will make countries that don't know its history, think that something has a different history. This is what makes Indonesians fed up with their neighboring countries. Moreover, this has been patented globally.

[@CreepyGuyStaring]

@@azmiazhari7796 agreed

[@Afureta2110]

@@mimsytuah5729 thats ur delulu alam melayu HALU

[@markjosephbacho5652]

@@CreepyGuyStaring We're not really sure about that. Although Saludong and Solot were listed as vassal states of Majapahit, which could refer to Lusong Kingdom, aka Selurong, and Sulu, we do not have much historical records to back that up beyond that. It could also be that the diffusion of keris reached the Philippines because we're part of the Maritime Silk Road, which means we're at the center of trade and exchanges, and not necessarily because the islands belong to Majapahit per se.

[@MOST_RANDOM_OF_THEM_ALL]

"the spiritual risks of weilding a kris makes a dangerous gamble" he missed an opportunity to finish with a perfect rhyme. Like "The spiritual risk of wielding a kris tempts death’s brisk kiss.".

[@shiba_inu-maru]

Ancient keris Made from meteorite had radio active on it

[@SpaceBoyingOut]

And where do you found the source?

[@ZeronimeYT]

​@@SpaceBoyingOut trust me bro

[@boomer8760]

@@ZeronimeYT jadi full time commentator bang?

[@cruelworld4296]

@@ZeronimeYT bang bahas rezero bang 🤣

[@Muslimbegood]

@@SpaceBoyingOut come to indonesia in the museum keris in yogjakarta.

[@JohnKing-bi7oh]

Sounds like that shogun had insanity in his family. Sure, blame the swords.

[@mizoninja]

That indian flexible sword looks deadly only to user, not to the opponents. 😂

[@DeveshSharma-l8v]

@@mizoninja There is no history of someone dying while using urumi. It was designed according to users body shape and size and waw given to warriors who have mastered it and had experience in battles.

[@airplanedude3103]

Looks can often be deceiving

[@poserboy9494]

Only if u didn’t know how to use it

[@justjsh]

if the user is new to it, He dies

[@mizoninja]

@@DeveshSharma-l8v indian are not good in combat and weapons they are good at non violence things hehe.

[@HoV326]

1. Deadly cursed sword that drove wielders insane 2. A whip-like sword that could end even the user themself 3. *K* *R* *I* *S*

[@teddyadel7723]

Tuh kan 😂😂😂 Jangan main klaim lagi ya 🇲🇾😂 Udah jelas keris itu asal dari Indonesia ya dan yg menjelaskan orang lain 🗿😂

[@viperhunt95]

@@teddyadel7723 well, indonesian are quite famous at claiming anything even if it's not their stuff. I'm just saying & I'm also an indonesian.

[@renpunye4650]

@@teddyadel7723 guess you should hear thr video again... No worry lah im not mad one leh,, i know with that level of iq, you can't even understand words in the video

[@kedawolfch.]

​@@renpunye4650goodboy. Lebih baik kau tutup kau punya mulut

[@alwingen8886]

​@@viperhunt95lawak kau dek ngaku ngaku orang Indonesia tapi tidak tau sejarah Indonesia 😂 Padahal sudah jelas keris asalnya dari Jawa Indonesia lol

[@Mr-HiJacket-]

​@@viperhunt95Sure, there are also keris in Malaysia, Brunei, Thailand, the Philippines and Singapore, but you can't deny that the origin of the keris was first recorded in the Taji Ponorogo inscription in the 10th century AD, the word "keris" itself was also taken from the sentence "Mlungker Mlungker Kang Ngiris "Where this sentence is taken from Javanese Language, Mikir.

[@FrankensteinsMom]

The concept of a whip sword is horrifying, I definitely wouldn’t want to be on the business end of that thing

[@srisakthisaravanan]

I've been practicing the urumi for years now...yeah it's true it can easily injury the flesh even in one wrong move...it took me 5years to master it... you can learn it in a martial art called silambam

[@jack86]

Keris. If you are ready, you can tame a spirit from somewhere (with the help of someone who has that ability) and "put" the spirit on the Keris as its soul, with some terms, of course

[@ronburgundy4075]

I'm a Filipino me and my 14 cousins each have a Kris made for us by our Grandfather. It is to protect us from evil spirits and bad omen.

[@_Yojimbo_]

That Muramasa is Outstandingly GLAMOROUS

[@criticalheed4964]

Most of Kris, from what i know, is not only used as a weapon, but can be use as an amulet for wisdom or luck. Yet, from what i know, most of them were kept secret as a traditions. Correct me if i'm wrong

[@firdauszainudin7118]

Indian parents : It's either Doctor or Engineer or Urumi

[@miftahurrahman526]

Catatan sejarah mengenai keris ditemukan di Prasasti Tanjore, yang terletak di India Selatan. Prasasti ini diperkirakan berasal dari abad ke-11 Masehi dan merupakan salah satu sumber sejarah yang paling penting tentang Kerajaan Sriwijaya dan Majapahit. Namun, catatan sejarah mengenai keris juga ditemukan di Prasasti Tuhu, Nagarakretagama, dan Pararaton, yang semuanya berasal dari Indonesia.

[@fishiesgaming]

My uncle has several keris that he said he inherited from either our ancestors or someone else. Sometimes they make rattling sounds inside the cupboard where he stores them

[@proaltraplay]

Obsidian blade is always underrated

[@martijn769]

Urumi Whip & Glintstone Kris can be found in Elden Ring, nice to see some real world lore in a fantasy videogame