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(げき, pike, jǐ) is a thing with the functions of the pike pike (forget) with the weapon which there is in China for a long time. A variant character includes of the hieroglyph. I was used many on Tang charges mainly by the Yin. What's called weapon which let you have both the functions of plural weapons is seen in Europe.

The blade which stuck out aside that the tip of the tip harking back to a pike smells a splinter (I do), a pike is called 援 (play) or a branch (do). Splinter and 援 have a thing parting from one thing.

A soldier using 戟 varied, and a kind was in 戟 probably because I had various functions. In long 戟 to use with both hands, short 戟 to treat is called by 長戟, one hand with 手戟. 手戟 might last in both hands each, but it is said that it might be already said with a shield on one on one 手戟.

The early thing was made of woodenness and bronze, and it was not 主兵装, but steel came to be produced and, the age of civil strife later, became 主兵装 and I crossed it in China for a long time and was used.

I finished throwing on 戟 like a pike depending on time and a case or was able to stick it like a pike, but it was a half-finished thing for each use and would be robbed of position by a pike (spear) before long and came to be used as festival use in north Soong.

In addition, 戟 is common in the times of "three will", and it is said that 方天画戟 which 呂布 used habitually does not exist in those days according to the aforesaid.

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