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MundoEspadas Blog

Stories, curiosities, and guides to explore the medieval world and discover the origin of every piece.

1266 articles

Shamshir Swords
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Sword

The Shamshir is the Persian saber par excellence and is a word that in Persian means "curved like the lion's claw", alluding to its stylized blade that curves...

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Quiero una espada Toledana Swords
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Swords Alexander the Great

The Swords of (Alexander III) King of Macedonia who succeeded his father, Philip II, very young, murdered in 336 BC. C. This had prepared him to reign, providing...

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Espadas y Dagas Barbarian Daggers
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Barbarian Swords and Daggers

During the period of the great migrations (barbarian invasions) they affected extensive regions of the temperate zone of Eurasia, leading to the fall or destabilization of large consolidated...

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Espada Cristobal Colón Swords
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Christopher Columbus Sword

Christopher Columbus (disputed place of birth, Genoa, 1436 – Valladolid, Spain, May 20, 1506) was a navigator, cartographer, admiral, viceroy and governor general of the Indies in the...

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La Espada de Don Quijote Swords
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Don Quixote's Sword

Don Quixote de la Mancha  is one of the most important works of Spanish literature and universal literature, and one of the most translated. It is a parody of...

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Alfanje Árabe Swords
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Arabic cutlass

There are several forms that these cutlasses were given in past times, of which there was abundant production in Toledo during the Arab invasion. A sample of these...

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Espada Rey Salomón Swords
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King Solomon Sword

Marto's King Solomon Sword in three different finishes: gold, silver or bronze. This video corresponds to the gold finish. But who was King Solomon? He was King of Israel...

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Espada Vikinga Erik El Rojo Swords
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Viking Sword Erik The Red

Erik Thorvaldsson, better known as Erik the Red (950 – 1003), Norwegian Viking, merchant and explorer of the late 10th century. He founded the first Viking settlement in...

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Espada Francisco Pizarro Swords
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Francisco Pizarro Sword

Francisco Pizarro González (Trujillo, March 16, 1478 - Lima, June 26, 1541) was a Castilian nobleman and explorer, conqueror of Peru, governor of New Castile with seat of...

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Espada Bárbaros Swords
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Barbarian Sword

The Sword of the Barbarians is a sword with fantastic connotations. It reminds us of the swords of the tribes of Slavic, Germanic and Frankish origin that devastated...

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Espada de Roberto I Bruce de Escocia Swords
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Espada Medieval Bannockburn

The Battle of Bannockburn (23 and 24 June 1314), was a momentous Scottish victory against the English in the Wars of Scottish Independence. Scottish King Robert I consolidated...

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Hojas en acero de damasco Swords
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Damascus steel blades

The advantages of Damascus steel, compared to other carbon steels, is its great resistance to wear, which allows it to obtain blades for swords, sabers, katanas, knives, daggers...

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