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Putin's given us the boot! Read about it here: https://zzzchan.xyz/news.html#66208b6a8fca3aefee4bf211

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And hell why not ancient China and Korea as well and maybe further afield. The last thread was going well until all the slav vs slav stuff took over.
From what I remember we largely exhausted the discussion about Japanese sickles and even took a tangent to Africa and back with their amazing autistic throwing knives/metal boomerangs.
So this time let's perhaps start with armor? I personally can't decide if I'm more fond of Asian lamellar type armor or of the southern barbarian armor made in the style of, or sometimes even from, European armor. I do know that I prefer the later style kabuto to the classical types.
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Oh and here's some relevant caped posts on the subject of Asian weapons.
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The glamurai had some of the best silly hats of all times.
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Also some really elegant ones. Kanbei Kuroda's armor remains one of my favorites.
>>1193 (OP) 
>last pic
That one is fake, right?
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>>1206
It's a figure rather than an actual person wearing a helm but it's not that much out of the realm of possibility see >>1203
I'm guessing if it's based on a real kubuto then the real one doesn't show quite so much emotion, but who knows.
I've definitely seen both long rabbit ears and animal heads on them before.
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lord farquaad's japanese cousin
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I cannot decide if I like Chinese and Mongolian style armor or not.
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>>1281
Actually the second one may be Tibetan. I'm honestly a little fuzzy where historical China, Tibet, and Mongolia all begin and end. I'd really like to know more.
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>>1282
Isnt it the personal pimp armor of chinese emperor?
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>>1307
The second one? I don't know. I'm trying to figure out what script is on the helmet. It's not Chinese.
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>>1340
>This armor, undoubtedly for a high-ranking military official, is exhibited with an associated helmet decorated with applied gold ornaments. These include the Buddhist mantra Om mani padme hum in Lantsa characters, which were often used for sacred inscriptions and texts in Tibet, China, and other Buddhist countries.
>The armor and helmet are very similar to a set donated by the Qinglong emperor to a Tibetan monastery in 1757.
Its in Met museum apparently.
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>>1341
Do they write anything about why the sword is hanging  backwards?
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>>1342
Nope. I think it might have something to do with mongol horse meta, probably easier to hold it like that while riding when you also have bow, quiver and lance strapped to yourself.
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Mirror mail is really nice. One of those says Ottoman but I generally think of it as being Indian or Nepalese or somewhere in that region. I think the Mongols used it too.
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>>1683
Kind of depends on which era of the Ottoman Empire. I buy that it could be from one of the eastern provinces.
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The Greeks perfected it
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