Weapons (Yaranaika) - Revision history

Np: /* Martial Ranged Weapons */

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Martial Ranged Weapons

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	==Martial Ranged Weapons==		==Martial Ranged Weapons==
	===Uchine===		===Uchine===
	''Uchine'' or ''uchikune'' (打根) resembles a large arrow, but is rather a small throwing spear. It ~~had~~ multiple uses, including using it as a kind of a bayonet if your bow string ~~was~~ snapped.<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/budobrothers/reel/DGQWPQ3pZsf/ Jessica Garrity & Budo Brothers: Uchine, Instagram]</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxgfAjINzbM About uchine! 打根 (うちね) の話 handheld samurai throwing spear, YouTube]</ref>		''Uchine'' or ''uchikune'' (打根) resembles a large arrow, but is rather a small throwing spear. It has multiple uses, including using it as a kind of a bayonet if your bow string is snapped.<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/budobrothers/reel/DGQWPQ3pZsf/ Jessica Garrity & Budo Brothers: Uchine, Instagram]</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxgfAjINzbM About uchine! 打根 (うちね) の話 handheld samurai throwing spear, YouTube]</ref>

	===Firearms===		===Firearms===

Np at 03:51, 3 June 2025

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	===Uchine===		===Uchine===
	''Uchine'' or ''uchikune'' (打根) resembles a large arrow, but is ~~really~~ a small throwing spear.<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/budobrothers/reel/DGQWPQ3pZsf/ Jessica Garrity & Budo Brothers: Uchine, Instagram]</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxgfAjINzbM About uchine! 打根 (うちね) の話 handheld samurai throwing spear, YouTube]</ref>		''Uchine'' or ''uchikune'' (打根) resembles a large arrow, but is rather a small throwing spear. It had multiple uses, including using it as a kind of a bayonet if your bow string was snapped.<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/budobrothers/reel/DGQWPQ3pZsf/ Jessica Garrity & Budo Brothers: Uchine, Instagram]</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxgfAjINzbM About uchine! 打根 (うちね) の話 handheld samurai throwing spear, YouTube]</ref>

	===Firearms===		===Firearms===

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	==Martial Ranged Weapons==		==Martial Ranged Weapons==
	'''''~~Uchine or~~ uchikune (打根)~~'''''~~ resembles a large arrow, but is really a small throwing spear.<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/budobrothers/reel/DGQWPQ3pZsf/ Jessica Garrity: Uchine</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxgfAjINzbM About uchine! 打根 (うちね) の話 handheld samurai throwing spear]</ref>		===Uchine===
			''Uchine'' or ''uchikune'' (打根) resembles a large arrow, but is really a small throwing spear.<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/budobrothers/reel/DGQWPQ3pZsf/ Jessica Garrity & Budo Brothers: Uchine, Instagram]</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxgfAjINzbM About uchine! 打根 (うちね) の話 handheld samurai throwing spear, YouTube]</ref>

	===Firearms===		===Firearms===

Np: /* Martial Ranged Weapons */

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Martial Ranged Weapons

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	==Martial Ranged Weapons==		==Martial Ranged Weapons==
			'''''Uchine or uchikune (打根)''''' resembles a large arrow, but is really a small throwing spear.<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/budobrothers/reel/DGQWPQ3pZsf/ Jessica Garrity: Uchine</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxgfAjINzbM About uchine! 打根 (うちね) の話 handheld samurai throwing spear]</ref>

	===Firearms===		===Firearms===
	{{unfinished}}		{{unfinished}}

Np: /* Martial Melee Weapons */

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Martial Melee Weapons

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	==Martial Melee Weapons==		==Martial Melee Weapons==
	===Urumi===		===Urumi===
	This is one of the weapons of ''kalaripayattu''-warriors<ref>{{Webref\|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalaripayattu\|Kalaripayattu\|English}}</ref> originating in Kerala, Mythic India. It was originally known as ''chuttuval'' ("curved sword"), but later ''urumi''. It's a very dangerous weapon both for its user and the opponent.		This is one of the weapons of ''kalaripayattu''-warriors<ref>{{Webref\|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalaripayattu\|Kalaripayattu\|English\|}}</ref> originating in Kerala, Mythic India. It was originally known as ''chuttuval'' ("curved sword"), but later ''urumi''. It's a very dangerous weapon both for its user and the opponent.

	Each ''urumi'' has several flexible blades, usually 4 to 6, but sometimes (especially in Mythic Sri Lanka) up to 32 blades. Each blade is up to 2,5 cm wide and up to 1,7 metres (5.6 ft.) long.		Each ''urumi'' has several flexible blades, usually 4 to 6, but sometimes (especially in Mythic Sri Lanka) up to 32 blades. Each blade is up to 2,5 cm wide and up to 1,7 metres (5.6 ft.) long.

Np at 05:20, 20 May 2025

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	In the world of Yaranaika, ''urumi'' is still actively used in combat, although rarely. It's more often used in religious ceremones and for entertainment. Still ... there are a few ''urumi'' using adventurers ...		In the world of Yaranaika, ''urumi'' is still actively used in combat, although rarely. It's more often used in religious ceremones and for entertainment. Still ... there are a few ''urumi'' using adventurers ...

			==Martial Ranged Weapons==
			===Firearms===
			{{unfinished}}

	=References=		=References=
	{{references}}		{{references}}
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	~~[[Category:Yaranaika]]~~

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			==Martial Melee Weapons==
	===Urumi===		===Urumi===
	This is one of the weapons of ''kalaripayattu''-warriors originating in Kerala, Mythic India. It was originally known as ''chuttuval'' ("curved sword"), but later ''urumi''. It's a very dangerous weapon both for its user and the opponent.		This is one of the weapons of ''kalaripayattu''-warriors<ref>{{Webref\|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalaripayattu\|Kalaripayattu\|English}}</ref> originating in Kerala, Mythic India. It was originally known as ''chuttuval'' ("curved sword"), but later ''urumi''. It's a very dangerous weapon both for its user and the opponent.

	Each ''urumi'' has several flexible blades, usually 4 to 6, but sometimes (especially in Mythic Sri Lanka) up to 32 blades. Each blade is up to 2,5 cm wide and up to 1,7 metres (5.6 ft.) long.		Each ''urumi'' has several flexible blades, usually 4 to 6, but sometimes (especially in Mythic Sri Lanka) up to 32 blades. Each blade is up to 2,5 cm wide and up to 1,7 metres (5.6 ft.) long.
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	In the world of Yaranaika, ''urumi'' is still actively used in combat, although rarely. It's more often used in religious ceremones and for entertainment. Still ... there are a few ''urumi'' using adventurers ...		In the world of Yaranaika, ''urumi'' is still actively used in combat, although rarely. It's more often used in religious ceremones and for entertainment. Still ... there are a few ''urumi'' using adventurers ...

			=References=
			{{references}}

	[[Category:Yaranaika]]		[[Category:Yaranaika]]

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	It is said that it can take up to 12 years of practice to properly use ''urumi''. For the first years or practice, long strips of fabric are used instead of the real blades.		It is said that it can take up to 12 years of practice to properly use ''urumi''. For the first years or practice, long strips of fabric are used instead of the real blades.

	In the world of Yaranaika, ''urumi'' is still actively used in combat, although rarely. It's more often used in religious ceremones and for ~~entertainmens~~. Still ... there are a few ''urumi'' using adventurers ...		In the world of Yaranaika, ''urumi'' is still actively used in combat, although rarely. It's more often used in religious ceremones and for entertainment. Still ... there are a few ''urumi'' using adventurers ...

	[[Category:Yaranaika]]		[[Category:Yaranaika]]

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===Urumi===
This is one of the weapons of ''kalaripayattu''-warriors originating in Kerala, Mythic India. It was originally known as ''chuttuval'' ("curved sword"), but later ''urumi''. It's a very dangerous weapon both for its user and the opponent.

Each ''urumi'' has several flexible blades, usually 4 to 6, but sometimes (especially in Mythic Sri Lanka) up to 32 blades. Each blade is up to 2,5 cm wide and up to 1,7 metres (5.6 ft.) long.

''Urumi'' is used somewhat like a whip. One or two ''urumi'' are swung at a time. The user swings it over his head and then at the enemy.

It is said that it can take up to 12 years of practice to properly use ''urumi''. For the first years or practice, long strips of fabric are used instead of the real blades.

In the world of Yaranaika, ''urumi'' is still actively used in combat, although rarely. It's more often used in religious ceremones and for entertainmens. Still ... there are a few ''urumi'' using adventurers ...

[[Category:Yaranaika]]