Traditional Weapons in the Philippine History

[@marcoa6319]

Whoever made this video, thank you for allowing me to learn my heritage.

[@nicolep1727]

Pinoy pride brother!

[@blackwing9514]

SAME

[@adelkavig.panganiban8247]

Same

[@Tim.Collado]

I 4rth emotion! Excellent review!

[@cassoranges2477]

5th! although the way the robot pronounced all of the filipino words had me dying inside a lil 💀

[@zenreos3442]

The Thumbnail: Ah yes we do use assault rifles as a weapon back then gool ol times

[@lanceocana9059]

Yeah weren't you taught that during the filipino revolution soldiers used m-16 rifles? Cmon man this is grade school knowledge

[@mimithemeowmachine7094]

@@lanceocana9059 but its not gradeschool knowledge that Philippine ethnic tribes have also used guns during pre-colonial era.

[@lutchiemayragmac4299]

I remember My grand father. Hi is the last sword maker in my valage bukidnon Mindanao. Thank for making this video ❤️

[@erniemaemalle1244]

i want to go there and see his creations!

[@user-er6jm7ke9z]

@@erniemaemalle1244 ano name ng filter nayan?

[@maniladreams6448]

Talibong and Ginunting was supposed to be included. Those are ancient weapon of the mountainous area of Panay Island. Philippines Marines is now using it for close quarter battle against Abu Sayaff

[@ambing4676]

pinandak

[@crusadermigz7436]

Im a Filipino and thank you so much for this...

[@HOTDOGON1224]

filipino din and may aei ng YT na ito

[@BigBang5010]

@@HOTDOGON1224 true, halatang halata sa edit,,, laging ganun edit ng pnoy lalo na yung opening

[@bogzsky9272]

There are still lots of legendary weapons here in the Philippines, I just hope you'll add it next time.

[@MrJoselewis0923]

Great video! The underrated weapons that we rarely discuss are our traditional gun and cannon designs, like the swivel gun or lantaka for one.

[@yamnueva2932]

yes kampilan in tagalog is sword while knife is called kampit, but now we used spanish word for sword espada and knife kutsilyo.

[@khust2993]

If you look at Spanish-era dictionaries like Vocabulario de la Lengua Tagala, there are more terms for blades actually. Calis was the term for sword (espada), while campilan for cutlass (el alfanje). Then itak (itac) is synonymous with gulok (goloc) and sundang (sondang). Then words for blades with more specific uses like binacoco, campit, pisao, bonong, calumpagui, caros/carot, hiuas, pungi, bonong, panata, panalip, tiar, ganal (punyal), palang and so forth were included. Even Japanese sword can be found as 'catana' in that Tagalog-Spanish dictionary.

[@mightytiaco7747]

Ha amon sundang ngan pisaw

[@dailyviewstv5323]

Itak

[@eelchiong6709]

@@khust2993 Well, its high tech now. Filipinos call catana as "samurai". While samurai is called "hapon".

[@marloncambusa1161]

Samin sa aklan talibong ang tawag sa ispada na pang tao lang

[@luisitocatalbas3804]

Thank you this kind of history from Philippines.

[@ruinheart8769]

Thanks for this, now i'm informed more of my heritage.

[@petersze7127]

Excellent ,educational video..i have many of these weapons, but didnt know the names-THANK YOU!

[@somebodytouchedmyspaghet7876]

You forgot something , the legendary tsinelas and the super deadly combo sinturon and hanger , one hit you dead

[@chrisenvento9758]

I agree 👍🏻

[@Full_Name]

korta ug batuta

[@TonyAndKellyCataluna162]

A slipper, a belt, and a hanger? I guess they can be deadly with the right combination.

[@AgentQQ8]

"Choose your weapon." "So you have chosen death."

[@кайцарькаталонский]

ah...TSISMIS is the most common and deadly weapon they have. they also have Ozisero a technogically most advanced and most sophisticated brand of weapon.

[@eelchiong6709]

Yeah...the tongue is much sharper than the sword.

[@richardunica3542]

Your right bcoz igorot warrior use that to cut the head of spaniards and japanese

[@williamsanchez1251]

🤣🤣🤣

[@rapmamori4136]

Thanks for this video. Not included in the list but my favorite is Barung, and Balisong..

[@PinoyBladeHunter]

Thank you for this video. I also have some Filipino weapons and i do try to wield them and learn about them.

[@kaf2997]

Most of these weapons are for hunting and defense.

[@noelotao9610]

Tingjaden of bugkalot/ilungot.Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino and Aurora...

[@Ratt611]

Great vid !

[@asa-punkatsouthvinland7145]

I was told by some Filipino friends that Kampilan meant crocodile.

[@javemartinbringino5790]

To the creator of this video I will inform you 2 other weopons which is called in bikol as "sundang" and in bisaya specificaly in Samar is the "sansibar"

[@ralphromulusfrondoza3149]

Thanks for popularizing this. Mabuhay ka

[@jawojawo480]

We still have bangkaw in our house I was once cut my hand by it My parents use it to drive away small tornadoes by pointing it's blade to the tornadoes and it works out house was made of bamboo and wood it's roof was made of pawod from coconut leaves and it was never destroyed by tornadoes two times its cut was very unbearable until now we 9 sibling didn't unsheathed it since we were child the time I was cut by it was when I got curious and unsheathed it luckily we had a cure

[@razenastlyaparece69]

True totoo

[@riszan1753]

It's a cultural belief in our place that when you are cut by the blade of heritage even with outmost care and diligence, it is said that you have once wield it in the past life.. A sword will seek the hand of its master. 👁

[@richardunica3542]

May orasyon pa yan

[@just_a_dump]

This the most interesting video I found on KZbin

[@DeanRendar]

4:13 Can you imagine having to run across a region in a loincloth with a satchel filled with these opponent specific weapon types just so the in game map enemies know you have the proper attack element equip able to vanquish them? Instead of the starter pack gun or trainer sword they expect you to ruin your in world K/D ratio? What else but in video games would a peoples train each other to carry multiple types because of unseen property/logic/ledger reasons within the in game map other than just slaying. These designs are all over JRPGs too it seems.

[@gethandongla9891]

gust a clarification the shield used in the PNP and Mountain Province logo is the shield of the Igorot tribes here in the cordillera region. it is made of wood and not rattan, it is also comprised of three prongs of wood on the top side and two prongs on the bottom.

[@nathanjohn3873]

Lol my uncle's flying ice pick is missing

[@viskgramms2998]

One Mistake that people made back in the old days is not making sure to keep their heads above their shoulders

[@johnaaronmari1175]

In Ilocano we called the knife "Kampit" the sword we called it "Buneng" And the axe we called it "Wasay"

[@shutup3221]

Ilokaok ngok ngok! 😂🤣

[@johnaaronmari1175]

@@shutup3221 ?

[@Vulpentine]

Yeah my lola is actually a Tusken raider from Tatooine, the original Philippine nation

[@inf4mousvloglife1572]

I have the 3 weapon mentioned in this video, I have Kampilan, Kalis, And also known Dahong Palay, My Grandpa is a soldiers serve in the Philippines military way back in second world war.

[@yahallo5343]

Philippines has civilization before, colonials just changed our history thats why it was forgotten

[@MEPI_Properties_Projects]

According to my father DAHONG PALAY sword are sometimes venomous...But i have no idea what hes talking about i'm just 7 that time...

[@eelchiong6709]

Old timers used to salve cobra venom on the blade to make them deadly. But cleaning bolos usually wipes them away and since cobras are much rarer now than before...people just got too lazy to continue that custom.

[@dlm808101]

The bolo is also called itak

[@rommelterante683]

The arnis is missing and the sibat

[@Souverain_deLenfer]

arnis is a two stick technique

[@dandinkulong5941]

The barong is the original Moro warrior sword specially design to cut head or any parts of the body you never know how it was very deadly until you use it to cut.

[@sooleng671]

Are they similar with the Malays?

[@joecarls2174]

How about ginunting and talibong...

[@alucarderipmavtube]

I would just like to say that Filipino pronunciation is very straightforward, and very syllabic. How vowels are pronounced hardly ever change even when put together with consonants. In fact, Filipino pronunciation is almost as syllabic as the Japanese Language(we also share the same pronunciation), although we Filipinos spell consonants and vowels separately. So, to improve on your video, you should try pronouncing those words again by associating the vowel sound and not changing it even if you use it with other letters. For example in your pronunciation of the word, "Dahon", the "a" and "o" vowels seem to sound too similar.

[@Portrial]

The video used text to speach

[@vsthewrld6061]

You forgot the legendary "Tsinelas"

[@stevevalenciabonsol]

Sayonachi

[@marvicalsenia2086]

Lol

[@blacksheep5265]

still have my great grand fathers dahong palay itak in my possession using it sometimes in chopping banana trees in our backyard

[@richardfernandez106]

Interesting

[@phoebe3122]

Kampilan hits the heaviest strikes

[@angelserenade]

I guess flip-flops, belts, and hangers are now part of the modern Filipino weaponry.

[@cryptre9138]

I saw my uncle's and my granpa with gunong it like our family's treasured artifact or something it has some symbols in it

[@floresammakiw4867]

That igorot head hunting axe is called bungag

[@rosalionafuang3182]

Thanks for the info of my country traditional weapon in philippines but also panAbas is one of the weapon and also balisong sibat pana

[@robertjunquiroga8143]

This video shocased a good number of filipino traditional weapons but still a lot were missed to be included, like the panabas, ginunting, sipraw, wasay, glok..... And so many more.... The philippines has many islands and ethnic groups where traditions vary as well as their traditional weapons..... Good video though

[@stickman8859]

Theres a traditional axe that use by igorot to beheaded the spanish prisoners.

[@kingofnoobs3793]

thank you for this.;

[@jayjunebrothers5415]

Hala ang balaraw ay parang kunai knife 😮😮

[@larryortiz5846]

You forgot the balisong..or the fan knife

[@GB_B]

proud to be filipino!

[@maximocristobalvaldespino5408]

the never ending and annoying comment...of every pinoise everytime something filipino is being feature...

[@Akoto1242]

@@maximocristobalvaldespino5408 CRY. YOUR JEALOUS because you are not a Filipino

[@maximocristobalvaldespino5408]

@@Akoto1242 haha really? baka ikaw peke ka . kunwari kpa ulol!!!??

[@SilverStrumer]

Where is the weapon that Talim uses in Soul Calibur???

[@Vii.1995]

And also Balisong. 🙄 My great grand father was a blacksmith back then. Now my uncle still making balisong. 🇵🇭❤️

[@dlm808101]

the one who killed magellan was a chieftain from limasawa his name was Lapulapu his name was base on the grouper fish

[@egzy7859]

"Duh Hang Puh Lie" 😆 hahaha

[@kaloychrist]

The Da hang puh lie

[@jovzzamora3366]

Does the Head Hunting Axe have its native name?

[@jeremychua7790]

I am waiting for that "SINTURON"

[@davidhaynes3126]

I’ve seen Balarao with a human jaw on the butt end of the knife. The one you show has a wood jaw.

[@Chaliceliamcapistrano]

nobody: yutubers when they mentions philippine: *STONKS*

[@edwardnygma7668]

I never knew that's the design of a Balaraw, I only knew that the balaraw is another term/kind for a hand knife, but seeing it seems that it has distant design cues to the Japanese kunai.

[@khust2993]

balaraw is just a general term, it can be found in dictionaries of languages in Mindanao up to Luzon. You could say the same with talibong, kampilan, kalis, kampit, etc. all of it are just general terms, hence they can look different depending on the ethnic group.

[@jaycecross4110]

Kampilan is a hybrid Axe and Sword

[@mixme8655]

Wow

[@MichaelWilliams-mo1vv]

What is the relevance of the thumbnail?

[@UzuiTengen_simp]

I think obanai Iguro needs this 😆😂

[@Souverain_deLenfer]

kampilan is my favourite Sword

[@edysemana3986]

theres a lot of it..especially in the cordilleras

[@foodandfitness1949]

Martial art kali(arnis) a filipino martial arts was the reason why lapu2x killed magellan.

[@jmgonzales7701]

its not confirmed that lapu lapu was the one who killed Magellan

[@razenastlyaparece69]

@@jmgonzales7701 master

[@eelchiong6709]

Well, with 60 versus 2000, even superman will be killed by Lapu-Lapu.

[@capboy1978]

Thank u sir for making this video.. Slamat po

[@roseannereroma1094]

hm since im a philipino im happy to tell my friends about this....

[@SuperJnc1]

Howw about the yoyo?

[@s2oop436]

Philippines has civilization even before pre-Spanish time. We have connection with other Asian countries and infact heavy lily Buddhist-Hindi before Spaniard came

[@adhd_with_pennies4867]

HOW CAN U FORGET ABOUT THE YOYO THE ONE THAT CAN PEIRCE 5 LAYERS OF STEEEL

[@hrazui1907]

Where's the belt, flip-flops and clothes hanger?

[@mrpapivlog189]

Bkit wla ang balisong

[@Sellfish2023]

@1:51 ❤️🔥

[@henryguevarrasr.5679]

Balisong batangas, sinampalok and kinaret was supposed to be included

[@dailyviewstv5323]

Don't included the knife of ifugao, the HINALUNG that can convert to spear, when you attached in a wooden stick.

[@jamesglennsantiago4743]

tama ba yung luzon matulis? Hindi ba dahong palay yon?

[@haryakokun2422]

Very informative and interesting... They should appreciate your channel ('_^)

[@soji-yeunmochi-con1162]

So what's with the thumbnail?

[@ekozoidmajiker6186]

actually, I think 'Kalis' is an Indonesian word, because in our Visayan dialect it's called "Kris".

[@khust2993]

kalis is found in Moro languages, as well as in Tagalog.

[@crusadermigz7436]

Kalis can be also called Kris

[@lovelyu9677]

Where is the panabas?

[@maruphl4458]

Lol the thumbnail

[@jimz2032]

Where Balisong??

[@quevinjamesvallejomagnaye1515]

Yo the thimbnail giy finally found the lerfect stick

[@casseyvalderrama1795]

Igorot hunting axe called "pinang"

[@gloddypaulbagsangi9057]

This is not the right spelling for (eager ott) it is (Igorot) And I am proud Igorot land of a warrior..😊😊

[@husienusman4767]

Where is the Legendary "Barong" of the Tausug? The unconquered people. More Research

[@jeegsaw527]

Where's the Panabas and Ginunting ?

[@lumiliyabnaapoy4283]

Never heard of this weapons

[@coltruiz7126]

Don't forget the talibong

[@dosanghel911]

Weapons for me Belt and hanger

[@josephjoy479]

Paborito ko talaga history peru, peru kung english ang language , sorry cancel muna dahil mas dabest parin ang tagalog sa akin😁✌️

[@blogusvox]

Hindi siguro. Kung "dabest" sayo ang tagalog, dapat matatas ka ring sumulat at magsalita ng wika sa halip na maling pag baybay (pero hindi peru) at taglish.

[@Budywieser]

Here in bisayas we call it sudang

[@georgeamis9062]

Kasama pa dyan ang tirador at pistolize canyon.sa amin sa leyte san sandata ng mga waray

[@handsandpaws1027]

you have to include the Balisong from Batangas 🙂

[@nathanjohn3873]

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