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As everyone knows, Tang Dao is just a general term for the Tang Dynasty army's standard weapon sword.

"Tang Six Classics" volume [-] records of the arsenal's position in charge: There are four Tang swords in the system of swords: one is called Yi Dao, the other is called Barrier Dao, the third is called Heng Dao, and the fourth is called Mo Dao.

It can be seen that Tang Dao is the general term for the types of knives in the Tang Dynasty, not a kind of sword, so there was no such thing as "Tang Dao" in ancient times.

Ritual Sword: Gaigu Banjian and the like, it was called Yudao in Jin and Song Dynasties, and it was called Changdao in Later Wei Dynasty, all of which were decorated with dragon and phoenix rings.In the Sui Dynasty, it was called the Ritual Knife, which was filled with gold and silver and held by Yu Yi.

Barrier knife: cover the body with a barrier to defend against the enemy.

Hengdao: The name of the sword worn by soldiers also originated in the Sui Dynasty. "Tang Laws and Discussions" Volume Eight Guards Forbidden Law "All the old guards should not fight far away"

Mo Dao: Long Dao also, held by infantry, Gaigu's Broken Horse Sword. (In fact, it is the saber knife used by infantry)

These four knives have different uses.

The Japanese samurai sword evolved from the horizontal sword of the Tang sword, but there is another kind of Japanese samurai sword, which is a short knife specially prepared for belly cutting.

Li Mu felt that the knife should have originated from the barrier knife. There is a saying that the barrier knife was used by soldiers for close combat.

The longest barrier knife is no more than fifty centimeters, and the shortest is fifteen centimeters.

It looks like a dagger, but the barrier knife of the Tang Dynasty was supposed to protect oneself and was used for close combat, while the short knife of the Japanese country was used to cut belly for oneself.

Li Mu, who was riding on the horse, didn't know which kind of sword the military department would buy from him, or all four kinds of swords, or none of them.

Instead, buy some other weapons.

This is all possible. After all, cold weapons are not only knives, but also bows and arrows, daggers, etc. Among them, Li Mu likes one of them.

That is the arrow of the bow, the latter said the arrow of the bow.

If you want to use modern technology and design standards, you can definitely design an iron arrowhead into an arrowhead with the least air resistance.

Coupled with the large-scale suppression of machinery, Li Mu can provide Datang with millions of arrows at one time.

This is also a very good business. After all, in modern times, there may be some troubles in the production of a large number of controlled knives.

However, making arrows for bows and arrows is another matter.

In addition to the weapons in his hands, Li Mu also considered selling armor to Datang, such as Gothic armor in the western world, or chain mail, etc., some armors that are more mature than Datang armor and have stronger protective performance.

But in the end Li Mu gave up. There were two reasons, one of which was the cost. For modern armors, they were all handmade.

In modern times, if it is purely handmade, it is a valuable thing.

This is not in line with the standard of profit. Maybe Li Mu will lose money by switching from the modern armor to the Tang Dynasty. After all, the armor needs to be deployed on a large scale in order to expand its scale and expand its benefits.

But it is obvious that retro armor made in modern times is obviously a luxury in ancient times.

Only generals can equip them, so don't worry about soldiers. In that case, Li Mu's armor can only be sold in small quantities.

In that case, it would be better not to sell the armor.

Another reason is that there are some human factors.

Li Mu, who was thinking about it, looked up and saw the plaque on the office of the Ministry of War, and realized that he had arrived at the Ministry of War before he knew it.

Chapter 57 Making Tea at the Ministry of War (Please recommend!)

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Sitting in the conference hall of the main hall of the Yamen of the Ministry of War, Du Ruhui and Changsun Wuji, who were chatting and laughing, saw Li Mu walking in through the open hall door.

Both looked at each other and smiled.

Seeing that the Lord came, they all ended the topic of talking and joking just now, and planned to take a closer look at this naturalized Viscount who had never wiped his face.

Li Mu tied the horse in front of the military department's yamen, tied the horse on, took his gift, followed the official who was going to his house, and entered the military department's yamen.

This is the central axis of the Tang army.

There was no solemnity or murderousness as imagined, and everyone was very busy.

The officials who went to inform Li Mu to come to the Ministry of War to discuss matters came to the meeting hall and reported to Du Ruhui, "My lord, the naturalized Viscount has arrived."

The officials who reported back waited for a while, but did not hear any reply. They only saw Du Ruhui and Changsun Wuji standing there with smiles on their faces.

So the official replied again in a low voice: "If the superior officer has no other orders, the inferior officer will step back."

After waiting for a while, there was no response. The official thought that Du Ruhui had nothing else to do, so he stepped back slowly.

Regardless of the official who went down, Du Ruhui and Changsun Wuji were both looking at Li Mu, the new naturalized viscount of the Tang Dynasty.

Similarly, Li Mu was also looking at Du Ruhui and Changsun Wuji.

Du Ruhui is easy to recognize, the official who led him just now, whoever reported to him is Du Ruhui, but the man Li Mu didn't know was the man standing with Du Ruhui.

The appearance is different, the eldest Sun Chong who came to his house last night to give congratulatory gifts is similar, but this one is much older or more mature.

Li Mu thought to himself that this should be the famous eldest grandson Wuji.

These thoughts were only momentary. After the official left, Li Mu cupped his hands and said, "Li Mu has seen Lord Du Ruhui and Lord Changsun here."

"Haha, Brother Changsun, you lost." After speaking, Du Ruhui laughed loudly, and stretched out his hand to Changsun Wuji.

Changsun Wuji also shook his head with a helpless smile, took out a copper plate and put it on Du Ruhui's palm and said, "You really deserve to be Du Duan."

"I'm very happy to win a copper coin from elder brother grandson." Du Ruhui, who took the coin, put the coin in his arms like a treasure.

It turned out that before Li Mu came, the two were talking and joking, betting a copper coin on whether Li Mu would recognize who they were when Li Mu came.

Originally, Changsun Wuji guessed with full confidence, but Li Mu would definitely not be able to guess it. Even if he guessed Du Ruhui, he would not guess him.

That's why Du Ruhui didn't say anything when the official reported it just now, just to make things difficult for Li Mu.

What they didn't expect was that Li Mu not only guessed who Du Ruhui was, but also accurately guessed the eldest grandson Wuji beside Du Ruhui.

Although the official who left just now helped Li Mu unintentionally, but Changsun Wuji couldn't have missed anything here.

Seeing Changsun Wuji give Du Ruhui a copper plate, how could Li Mu not know that these two old and disrespectful guys were betting on him.

His face darkened in an instant.

"Haha, it seems that the naturalized Viscount of the Tang Dynasty is angry." Du Ruhui, who saw Li Mu's color change, first joked, and continued to Changsun Wuji.

"Brother Changsun, you brought up the idea. I said don't bet on it. You want it."

Changsun Wuji who was standing at the side didn't expect that Du Ruhui, who came up with the idea, would be the first to beat him up, so he retorted: "Brother Keming, it's obviously you who proposed it first."