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TULWAR

Talwar

The talwar (pronounced [t̪əlʋaːr]), also spelled talwaar and tulwar, is a type of curved sword or sabre from the Indian subcontinent. The word talwar originated

Terminal World

leading them. She smells something amiss with Tulwar's plan and thinks that they are being set up so that Tulwar can remain in power of Spearpoint and prolong

Pulwar

saif, a feature typical of swords produced in Qajar period Iran. Like the tulwar, the hilt is made of iron, and is attached to the tang of the blade by a

Kirpan

the full size tulwar sword. By the 20th century the kirpan carried by Sikhs had evolved from the typical 76 cm (30 in) blade of a tulwar sword to a short

City Palace, Jaipur

also showcases a tulwar which belonged to Maharaja Man singh ji l (1592) and tulwar of Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh II (1912). The tulwar's hilt has chequered

Kilij

sabers Mameluke sword – a derivative of the kilij Pulwar Saif Shamshir Tulwar Yatagan – another distinctive Turkish sword Sabre Szabla Scimitar Dictionary

Szabla

Polish-Hungarian szable of 150 years earlier, rather than the oftened-quoted Indian tulwar, that was the main source of inspiration for the first "mainly cutting"

Wootz steel

Detail of 17th–18th C. Indian tulwar/shamshir

Deccanis

All Steel Deccani Sword, the Tulwar

Feather bonnet

Sutherland Highlanders who served in India in the 1850s, after describing how a tulwar-cut to the head of a fellow officer had been averted by the wire frame of