Chinese (or other country) sai/parrying weapon

Aleksey · 16th September 2014, 08:46 AM

This one is Chinese for sure.

Regarding the name - bijiacha in Chinese, no correspondence to Japanese in spite of the hyerogliphic as they used another tradition - some words in Chinese are written by different hyerogliphs then in Japanese and visa versa.

Regarding the police weapon - not for China. For Japan - it is OK.

The origin of the weapon could be from trishula trident in Buddhist iconocgarphy but this point is not for sure - only assumption.

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16th September 2014, 08:46 AM	#5
Aleksey Member Join Date: Aug 2014 Posts: 15	This one is Chinese for sure. Regarding the name - bijiacha in Chinese, no correspondence to Japanese in spite of the hyerogliphic as they used another tradition - some words in Chinese are written by different hyerogliphs then in Japanese and visa versa. Regarding the police weapon - not for China. For Japan - it is OK. The origin of the weapon could be from trishula trident in Buddhist iconocgarphy but this point is not for sure - only assumption.