Actually, weapons are much heavier than Guan Yu in unofficial history.
Among some unofficial history, the weapons of some military commanders in the history of China are staggering.
Xiang Yu, overlord of the Western Chu Dynasty, weighs a dragon halberd 129 Jin.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms:
Lu Bu: Tian Fang painted a halberd, one foot long and weighing about 95- 100 Jin.
Guan Yu: The dragon crescent moon blade is 8 feet long and weighs about 82 Jin.
Dian Wei: A Tale of Iron Moon weighs about 82 Jin.
Ma Chao: Indigo hook sickle gun, 1 foot long, 1 foot heavy.
Zhang Fei: The steel snake spear in Zhangbadian is 9 feet long and weighs about 50 Jin.
Zhao Yun: The gentian gun is 9 feet long and weighs about 45 Jin.
"Romance of the Eastern Han Dynasty" 4 Big Mac 250 kg gold back mountain opener.
The Tang Dynasty said:
1, Xifu, Wang Zhao, Li Yuanba, drumming, urn, Tianjin hammer, 800kg.
2. Tianbao General Yu Wencheng fights with gilded wings and drills 400 Jin.
3. Silver Hammer Taibao Pei Yuanqing Hammer 300 kg.
4. The two dragon-monitoring sticks of the patron king weigh 150 Jin each, and * * * weighs 300 Jin.
5. Eight silver guns and two silver dragon hammers, weighing 240 Jin.
6. Wu Tianxi's semi-circular mixed gold enamel weighs more than 200 kilograms.
7. The new gift weighs 200 Jin.
8. Wu Zhangbaliang Agkistrodon spear weight160kg.
9. An axe in Xiong Kuohai weighs * * * 160 Jin.
The number of weapons in Tang Shuo has reached an all-time high. Tang Shuo was written by the Ming Dynasty. If the weight in the novel is based on the Ming Dynasty, a kilo in the Ming Dynasty is about 596.8 grams, which is equivalent to the current1.65,438+0.936 kilo, so the weight of weapons in the novel is only much more. If it is the weight of the Tang Dynasty, the Jin of the Tang Dynasty is about 680 grams now, and the weapon is heavier.
Unofficial history's record, its authenticity is hard to say.
Until the last time I saw a heavy knife in Jianchuan Museum, it was left by the clearance of the heavy knife in the top martial arts exam in the Qing Dynasty, and then I consulted a lot of materials, not only historical records, but also an interview video of the Hui people's heavy knife martial arts family. I believe this, and now there are descendants of heavy knife martial arts who can dance 160 Jin broadsword, or even 180 Jin.