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Gurthang: In Tolkien’s Legendarium, Gurthang was the sword of Túrin Turambar. Made of meteorite and reforged from the sword Anglachel. Chun Jun: (纯均) A priceless Chinese sword said to be forged by master swordsmith Ou Yezi. Usually considered one of the ten legendary swords of China. Sword of Martin: In Brian Jacques's Redwall series of fantasy books, the Sword of Martin was, well, Martin the Warrior's sword. It started off being rather ordinary before reforged with meteorite into a superior blade. Whether centred in the change-ful precessional north celestial pole or in the fixed north ecliptic pole, the spinning constellations draw the 卍 symbol around the centre. Ame-no-Ohabari: (天の尾羽張) The totsuka-no-tsurugi (sword of length of ten fists) used by Shinto god Izanagi to kill his son Kagu-tsuchi. Izanagi did so after Kagu-tsuchi burnt his mother to death during childbirth.
a b Jian-guang, Wang (December 2019). "Water Philosophy in Ancient Society of China: Connotation, Representation, and Influence" (PDF). Philosophy Study. 9 (12): 752. DeBernardi, Jean (2007). "Commodifying Blessings: Celebrating the Double-Yang Festival in Penang, Malaysia and Wudang Mountain, China". In Kitiarsa, Pattana (ed.). Religious Commodifications in Asia: Marketing Gods. Routledge. ISBN 978-1134074457. Gram: The sword used by Sigurd to slay the dragon Fafnir in the Volsunga Saga. Probably the most powerful sword in Norse mythology. Wu Xing Jian: (无形剑) The “shapeless sword.” An invisible sword in the Shu Shan series of Chinese fantasy stories. Made from 3600 magical herbs.Huo Ling Jian: (火麟剑) The “fiery kirin.” A fantastical sword in the Feng Yun series of Chinese Wuxia novels. It possesses the ability to augment the inner strength of its wielder. Simek, Rudolf (2007) translated by Angela Hall. Dictionary of Northern Mythology. D.S. Brewer. ISBN 0-85991-513-1 Scissor Blade: (片太刀鋏 Katatachi Basami) In the Anime series Kill la Kill, the Scissor Blades was a gigantic scissors created to kill parasitic extraterrestrial organisms. After the death of its creator, it split into the Red and Purple Scissor Blades, but could be recombined. Frostmourne: The most notorious sword of Blizzard’s Warcraft universe. The runeblade was instrumental in the transformation of Arthas Menethil into the new Lich King.
Tai A: (泰阿) Pronounced as Tai-Ah. A deadly ancient Chinese sword believed to be jointly forged by Ou Yezi and Gan Jiang. Usually considered as one of the ten legendary swords of China. In Taiyuan, Liu Heng, the fifth emperor of the Western Han dynasty, is worshipped as the Dragon King. This is because Liu Heng once served as the Prince of Dai of the area and was welcomed by the local people. Every year, local villagers hold a sacrifice to him on the Longtaitou Festival. [64] [65] Balaraw: A magical sword wielded by Panday in the Filipino comics, Ang Panday. Fashioned from a meteorite, it takes the form of a dagger till Panday points it skywards. The Sword of Alexander: Supposedly the sword used by Alexander the Great to slice the Gordian Knot, thus setting in motion the prophecy that the man who unravels the knot would rule all of Asia. In the movie Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, a fake was briefly shown and discussed. Grayswandir: The sword of Corwin in Roger Zelazny's The Chronicles of Amber. Associated with the moon and the night.Héshén — River God: any watercourse god, among which, one of the most revered is the god of the Yellow River, 河伯 Hébó — River Lord [iv] Soul Calibur: In Bandai Namco’s Soulcalibur series, this mythical sword was forged by King Algol after he was forced to kill his son; the latter was possessed by the evil sword Soul Edge. It is the bane of Soul Edge. Valmanway: The “blessed wind” sword in various Castlevania games. One of the most powerful swords in the series, Valmanway is capable of multiple strikes, and often speculated by fans to be a tribute to Tolkien's Manwë, the God of Air and Wind. Alternatively called Crissaegrim.
Nichirin Swords: (日輪刀): The blades of the Demon Slayer Corps in Kimetsu no Yaiba i.e. the Demon Slayer Anime. Forged using materials that absorb sunlight, Nichirin Swords grant human slayers the rare ability to slay demons. The color of each blade furthermore depends on its owner and is capable of conferring additional abilities. The Sword of Truth: A rather terrifying albeit unique sword in Terry Goodkind’s eponymous series. It can turn on its wielder if it had been used to kill someone who didn't deserve to die. Sting: The weapon of Bilbo Baggins, and later on, Frodo. It was Elven-made and originally meant to be a dagger. In the theology of the classic texts and Confucianism, "Heaven is the lord of the hundreds of deities". [11]This article or section should specify the language of its non-English content, using {{ lang}}, {{ transliteration}} for transliterated languages, and {{ IPA}} for phonetic transcriptions, with an appropriate ISO 639 code. Wikipedia's multilingual support templates may also be used. See why. ( October 2023) Shénnóng — Peasant God, the patron of humanity ( 人皇 Rénhuáng), identified as Yándì ( 炎帝 "Flame Deity" or "Fiery Deity"), a divine man said to have taught the techniques of farming, herbal medicine, and marketing. He is often represented as a human with horns and other features of an ox. [56]
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