The jangchang (Korean: 장창; lit. long spear) is a Korean weapon first described in the 16th century martial arts manual, Muyejebo. The weapon was preferably made from the wood of the yew tree, but other types of wood could be used as well, such as oak and chestnut.

Jangchang: This long spear was usually about 10 ft (3.0 m) in length with a 4 in (100 mm) blade on the end. It was used for throwing or just plowing through the enemy with long reach. Jukjangchang: This spear was longer, about 20 ft (6.1 m), and was made of bamboo. It was used for even greater distances than the regular jangchang.

2023年1月29日 · From the ancient “Geobukseon” swords used by the legendary admiral Yi Sun-sin to the intricately decorated “Jangchang” swords used in traditional Korean martial arts, we will delve into the fascinating world of Hwando and uncover the stories behind these iconic weapons.

Jangchang 장창 長槍 Literally long spear, is a Korean weapon first described in the martial manual Muyejebo from the 16th century The weapon was preferably made from the yew tree, but other wood could be used as well, like wood from the oaktree and chestnut.

2011年2月25日 · Here in this instructional series, Grandmaster Taejoon Lee teaches how to use the Jangchang (Long Spear); first as a form to better familiarize yourself to the weapon and then he shows you how to...

A primary infantry weapon of 15th/16th Century Korean Infantry Units, The Jangchang Spear was similar in type and use as the European Menullion Pike Spear. Ranging in length from 15 to 25 feet long, they were made of strong (yet flexible) Yew wood. The weapon featued a double-edged kinife-like extension spearhead that was 6 to 10 inches long.

2017年7月17日 · Jangchang. Primarily used as a throwing weapon, the jangchang was a medium-length spear used by Korean hunters and warriors. It typically measured roughly 10 feet in total, though the spearhead was just 4 inches. The jangchang was a popular choice because of its ease of construction and simple concept. Jukjangchang

2011年9月13日 · Jangchang (long spear) Dangpa (trident) Ssangsudo (two-handed sword) Gwonbeop (fist method – this is the unarmed component) Jedokgeom (Admiral’s Sword) Bongukgeom (Shilla Sword) Yedo (sharp sword) Ssanggeom (twin swords) Woldo (crescent sword) Hyeopdo (spear sword) Waegeom (Japanese sword)

2025年2月11日 · Although this is also influenced by Yangga spear techniques, it was not directly transmitted from the Ming army like jangchang techniques, and it shows a compromise between Joseon and Chinese styles, such as the four-way attack techniques of …

The Jangchang, literally long spear, is a Korean weapon first described in the martial manual Muyejebo from the 16th century. The weapon was preferably made from the yew tree, but other wood could be used as well, like wood from the oaktree and chestnut.