The cold weapon of the six-sided Qin Wang Jian in the Spring and Autumn Han Jian has not been sharpened.

Description

As one of the ancient weapons in China, the Six-faced Qin Wang Jian, a Han sword in the Spring and Autumn Period, has profound historical and cultural connotations and unique artistic charm. This sword combines the sword casting skills in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period with the essence of sword culture in the Han Dynasty, and embodies the supreme power symbol of the Qin Dynasty.

The sword has elegant overall shape, smooth lines and reasonable structure. The body of the sword is hexagonal, which has both the sharpness of the sword in the Warring States period and the majestic spirit of the sword in the Han Dynasty. The blade is sharp and durable, and it can easily cut tough leather or wood materials, showing its excellent actual combat performance. At the same time, its hilt is stable in design and comfortable in grip, which can remain stable even in fierce battles.

From the historical background, the six-faced Qin Wang Jian was an ancient emperor in the Spring and Autumn Period.