Liuying Integral Tang Dynasty Horizontal Sword 65 Manganese Steel Unsharpened 115cm Self-Defense Cold Weapon

This Liuying Tang Dynasty horizontal sword delivers a faithful reproduction of a classic Chinese cold weapon, built for both self-defense practice and collection display. The unsharpened blade ensures safety during handling while maintaining the visual authenticity of a historical sword. With an overall length of 115cm and a weight of 2.0kg, this sword provides a substantial feel for training or ceremonial use. The integral tang construction, where the blade and handle are forged from a single piece of 65 manganese steel, adds structural reliability. Whether you are a collector seeking a display piece or a practitioner requiring a durable training sword, this model balances historical design with modern materials.

Features and Construction

Every element of this sword is designed to replicate the form and function of a Tang Dynasty weapon while using contemporary steel for longevity. The following sections detail the build quality, blade specifications, and scabbard design.

Material and Build

The blade is forged from 65 manganese steel, a material known for its hardness and ability to hold an edge. While the blade is unsharpened for safety, the steel composition allows for a robust structure suitable for light training or display. The integral tang means the blade extends through the handle as a single piece, reducing the risk of loosening over time. The handle measures 31cm, offering ample grip for two-handed use.

Size and Practical Fit

With an overall length of 115cm, this sword fits within the typical range of a Tang Dynasty horizontal sword for adult users. The blade is 74cm long, 4.2cm wide, and 0.5cm thick, providing a balanced weight distribution that feels natural when held. The total weight of 2.0kg gives the sword a solid, realistic heft without being overly heavy for extended handling.

Uses and Placement

This sword serves multiple roles for enthusiasts of historical weapons, collectors, and those interested in martial arts training. Its unsharpened nature makes it suitable for display and basic self-defense practice where blade sharpness is not required.

Event or Professional Use

For reenactments, historical demonstrations, or theatrical productions, this sword offers an authentic-looking prop that can be safely handled. The solid wood scabbard with a leather cover provides a traditional carrying option, and the unsharpened blade meets safety requirements for stage or event use.

Everyday Home Use

As a decorative piece, the sword stands out on a wall mount or stand in a study, living room, or collection room. The combination of the steel blade and leather-covered scabbard adds visual interest for anyone who appreciates martial history. The weight and dimensions allow for occasional handling without worry of accidental cuts.

Benefits and Buying Value

This sword offers practical advantages for those who want a historically inspired weapon without the risks of a sharpened edge. The construction and materials contribute to its longevity and ease of maintenance.

Reuse and Low Maintenance

65 manganese steel resists wear well, and the unsharpened design means you do not need to frequently hone or oil the edge. Simple wiping after use keeps the blade clean. The scabbard's leather cover may be conditioned periodically to maintain its appearance, but the solid wood core provides durable long-term storage.

Why Choose This Product

If you need a functional, safe cold weapon for practice or display at a reasonable size, this Liuying sword delivers a well-balanced package. The integral tang and manganese steel construction set it apart from lower-cost replicas that use softer materials or less reliable handle attachments.