Question 1: Who took Guan Yu's knife? Guan Yu Qinglong crescent moon blade specifications: weight 82 kg. Calculated in the Ming Dynasty, it was about 4 1 kg. I wonder how much 4 1 kg weighs? You can try to dance with a bag of cement [about 50 kilograms]. Official History: Crescent Knife [The blade is curved like a crescent, hence the name. It belongs to a long weapon and broadsword. Main purpose: to cut the heaviest broadsword. It is magnificent in appearance and ornate in decoration, so it is mostly used for performance and martial arts training, not for actual combat. There was no crescent knife in the Three Kingdoms period, so Guan Yu didn't actually use this weapon.

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Question 2: What should Guan Gong pay attention to when holding a knife? There is nothing special to say about this.

It's just a different shape

But there is a situation that must be explained to the landlord, that is, in some metaphysical methods, the use of these statues is strictly different.

When the statue is closed, the knife dust stands upright, that is, a straight knife. Used to put in the spacious nave, the function is the town house. There is nothing wrong with this house, just for peace.

Close the statue and swing the knife down, that is, split the knife. Used in some indoor places, the function is to exorcise evil spirits. In other words, there are often disturbing factors in this house, and the statue of Guan Gong is placed to drive away evil spirits.

Guan Yu sits like a statue, and Zhou Cang holds a knife, which is a group portrait. Most of them are seen in Taoist temples and monasteries, and they are not spared at home.

To sum up, please refer to the landlord.

Question 3: What knife did Guan Gong take? Guan Gong has been the representative of benevolence and righteousness since ancient times, and the Spring and Autumn Period was the period when Confucius and other Confucians talked about "benevolence and righteousness". Therefore, it is not surprising that Guan Gong's sword is called the Spring and Autumn broadsword. The following is some information about Guan Gong Dao, I hope it will help you.

Material: Bai Gang, weight: 7.5kg, 6kg.

Length: 2m, cutter head length: 550mm.

Cutter head thickness: 4mm; cutter bar length: 1450mm.

Tool holder diameter: 27mm, tool width: 200mm.

This is some historical data. In history, the weight of Guan Gong Dao was 82 Jin, so it is impossible to produce such a heavy Dao in reality.

Question 4: There are two people standing behind the statue of Guan Gong, one with a broadsword and the other with an official seal. What are their names? Zhou Cang holds the knife and Guan Ping holds the seal. Zhou Cang is a character in the historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms. His image is a tall, dark-faced Kansai man. He was originally a member of the Yellow Scarf Army, and Guan Yu asked to follow him when looking for his brother. Since then, I have been loyal to Guan Yu. Zhou Cang also committed suicide when he heard that Guan Yu was defeated and killed. In subsequent romances and various folklore, Zhou Cang appeared as Guan Yu's escort. In Guandi temples all over the country, statues of Zhou Cang and Guan Ping (Guan Yu's son) are often enshrined on both sides of Guan Yu's statue. Guan Ping (178? -220), a military commander at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, was the eldest son of Guan Yu, a famous soldier, and was beheaded with Guan Yu when he captured Jingzhou. Due to the people's worship of Guan Yu, Guan Ping's image gradually enriched in later generations. In many places, Guandi Temple worships Guan Yu and two generals, Guan Ping and Zhou Cang. In addition, people usually think that he is the adopted son of Guan Yu, not his parents. Hope to adopt ~ thank you ~

Question 5: What knife is Guan Yu holding? Guan Yu Qinglong crescent moon blade

Specification: weight 82kg. Calculated in the Ming Dynasty, it was about 4 1 kg. I wonder how much 4 1 kg weighs? You can try to dance with a bag of cement [about 50 kilograms].

Official history:

Crescent knife 【 The blade bends like a crescent, hence the name. 〕

It belongs to a long weapon and broadsword.

Main uses: cutting vegetables

The heaviest broadsword. It is magnificent in appearance and ornate in decoration, so it is mostly used for performance and martial arts training, not for actual combat. There was no crescent knife in the Three Kingdoms period, so Guan Yu didn't actually use this weapon.

Question 6: Is it Guan Gong? Why don't you take the knife? This is Guan Gong! Guan Gong is divided into civilian and military posts. He is both civil and military. Wu is holding a knife, while Gong is holding a book or empty-handed. Have the effect of exorcism.

Question 7: In real history, Guan Yu didn't use the knife of Qinglong Crescent Moon Blade. ! ! ! What kind of knife is that? However, the weapon used by Guan Yu in history was not the dragon crescent moon blade, because there was no such broadsword as the dragon crescent moon blade in the Three Kingdoms period. The prototype of this crescent blade may have originated from a weapon in tangdao at the earliest, and it was not until the Northern Song Dynasty that it was clearly recorded and painted with images. In addition to its actual combat function, it is also used in practice and ceremonies to show its majestic military strength.

In the novel, people choose the dragon crescent moon blade as Guan Yu's sword, which should be to strengthen Guan Yu's image of Wu Shen. Since then, the dragon crescent moon blade, a powerful and beautiful weapon, has become a sacred instrument that blends with heroes and constitutes our common image of Guan Yu. The saying that Guan Yu made the dragon swallow the moon broadsword may have originated in the Song Dynasty. Yue Fei was once painted as a general with armor and a knife like Guan Yu. Some people also carved this painting on a stone, and now it is kept in Longmen Institute of Cultural Relics. In Hao Jing's Rebuilding the Temple in the Yuan Dynasty, there is also a poem saying that "the horse will be beheaded in public, and Hou Yin will pay for it himself", "Going to Cao Gong with a horizontal knife to worship books, the wind of the country will last forever". Guan Hanqing, a playwright in Yuan Dynasty, closely linked the image of the dragon crescent moon blade with Guan Yu. In his work Guan Gong's Alone Going to the Single Knife Meeting, Guan Yu and Qinglong Crescent Moon Blade were portrayed as inseparable classic images for the first time.

Question 8: Which hand is Guan Yu holding the knife? Thank you for worshipping Guan Yu as a god of wealth. The underworld with a knife in his right hand worships the underworld with a knife in his left hand.

Question 9: What knife is Guan Yu holding? Dragon Crescent Moon Knife: Dragon Crescent Moon Knife is a kind of crescent moon knife. According to documents and unearthed cultural relics, crescent knives began to appear in the Song Dynasty. Because of their heavy weight, they were mainly used to practice arm strength, not weapons in war. In China's novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the dragon crescent moon blade is a weapon used by Guan Yu, and it is described in the book that the dragon crescent moon blade weighs 82 Jin, also known as a cool saw. Guan Yu used it to kill many military commanders, so later generations also called Qinglong crescent moon blade Guan Dao. After Guan Yu was killed, the dragon crescent moon blade was taken away by Wu Dong general Pan Zhang. Later, Guan Yu's son, Guan Xing, killed Pan Zhang to avenge his father and took back the Dragon Crescent Moon Blade. So Guan Yu and Qinglong crescent moon blade are regarded as symbols of each other.

Question 10: What do Guan Gong's different knife holding postures represent? Please come to my latest summary. In slaughter science, there are strict differences in the use of these statues. Guan Gong's knife stands upright with dust, which is a straight knife. On behalf of the knife has been polished, Guan Gong waved the knife down, that is, chopping the knife, and is helping Third Brother kill pigs. Guan Gong Zhou Cang holds a knife. This is a group of portraits. The pig is finished.