The hitting weapons of the Middle Ages.

 The ancestor of the famous weapon, Halbud. It's called Vogueu and it's Swiss style. It is said that the original form can be found from the 13th century.  Likewise, it is a product used in southern Germany that seems to have been influenced by Switzerland.  With a weapon called Bill, it is an all-around weapon like a halbud, not a cut, but a weapon that is long-term to fall down.  German halbud. There is a stabbing day at the bottom due to carelessness.  Swiss halbuds and detailed forms are different from those of Germany. The performance is the same. It has similar usage methods to the Paulax halbud, which is the most commonly used in England, but it is different in detail, and must be equipped with a knife shield to prevent enemy attacks.  Kuse. The spear-derived be is a derivative from the weapon "glave," and it is impressive that it has a sleek appearance, a long window blade of 60 centimeters, and a day prepared for cutting. Unlike Eastern Daedo Island and Eonwoldo Island, which are only for cutting, a straight day is prepared so that they can be used for stabbing. It was also a weapon used by Westerners at the time as the main character of the battlefield. There are many variations, such as "Poshar".  With the emergence of the 6-meter-long Swiss spearhead and the spread of guns, the existing position of Halbud has been reduced. However, it was recognized as a design weapon and used as a modified form by gatekeepers or some soldiers. As the days for cutting and shooting, which are the basic uses, have been reduced and the days of stabbing have been prolonged, they seem to have virtually given up the practicality of Halbud. It's to fight against Pike.  It is designed to kill beasts with a wide and heavy blade as a weapon designed for hunting, although it was made for practical use of Boar Spear. In practice, it is the same for hitting or stabbing with a heavy blade, but the characteristic of hunting is that it is easy to separate by removing a small nail on the socket in case the blade does not fall out after stabbing a beast.  Warhammer, a one-handed object of 50 centimeters, was mainly used in battles between cavalry. Although it was light in weight and short in length, it was possible to offset to some extent with the horse's rush and height. A weapon that is quite strong compared to its appearance.   Two-handed warhammer, 120 centimeters long, and is used by soldiers or when a knight gets off a horse and is used similarly to a bayonet in a marriage. At that time, armor was simply impregnable, and swords could not hurt much, so these weapons were used a lot, which was very preferred and could fight more than long swords and hogak in a situation defended by armor.  Existing steel bars are sometimes heavier than 2 kilograms, and warriors complained a lot, and in this situation, the weight is reduced by attaching steel plates like this, but the impact is concentrated on the tip of the steel plate so that the hitting power is not lowered hitting power. It weighs around 1 kilo and its origin can already be seen in the Middle and Near East B.C.  Two-handed battle, Axe. The same use as the two-handed war hammer above.  The origin of the flail is a weapon that appears from Dorikae, an agricultural tool, and is said to have come from the East. There are various types of weapons that emerged as the existing Mace showed the limit of hitting. The low weight is offset by the chain's high speed, and the hitting power is formidable. It is also famous for being difficult to avoid because iron balls are very fast.