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Chinese Spear Head
Browse our Chinese spear head collection - handcrafted Chinese polearm and dao sword collectibles in Manganese Steel, 1045, and 1095 carbon steel including Guan Dao crescent blades, Chinese overlord spears, and traditional Chinese dao broadswords. Chinese spear head collectibles represent the full range of Chinese polearm and long-blade traditions that parallel the dao and jian sword formats in Chinese martial heritage. Free US shipping and hassle-free returns included.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Guan Dao and why is it significant in Chinese blade history?
The Guan Dao is one of the most famous weapons in Chinese martial history and culture. It is a polearm consisting of a large curved blade mounted on an extended wooden handle, named after the historical general Guan Yu - the deified warrior of the Three Kingdoms period whose legendary martial prowess was immortalized in Chinese culture. The Guan Dao's defining characteristic is the crescent-shaped blade with its distinctive hooked back edge and the weight distribution that allows powerful sweeping cuts. Guan Yu's association with the weapon elevated it from a martial tool to a cultural symbol: Guan Yu is worshipped as a deity in Chinese popular religion, and the Guan Dao became associated with his attributes of loyalty, justice, and martial power. For collectors, a Guan Dao replica has both martial heritage significance and cultural-religious symbolism that most other Chinese weapons do not carry.
How does the Chinese polearm tradition differ from Japanese polearm weapons?
The Chinese and Japanese polearm traditions developed along parallel but distinct paths that reflect the different martial cultures of each civilization. Chinese polearms - the Guan Dao, the various spear formats, and the podao long-blade weapons - were designed for large-scale battlefield use and reflect the mass warfare context of Chinese military history, where armies of thousands required weapons that could be used effectively in formation. The designs prioritize cutting power, reach advantage, and the ability to engage multiple opponents. Japanese polearms - primarily the naginata and the yari spear - developed in a different military context and aesthetic tradition. The naginata's elegant proportions and its association with samurai cavalry and female martial arts give it a different cultural character than the Chinese Guan Dao's association with divine warrior power.
What steel grades are used for Chinese spear head and polearm collectibles?
Chinese polearm and spear head collectibles in this collection use Manganese Steel, 1045 carbon steel, and 1095 carbon steel appropriate to the specific requirements of each polearm format. Manganese Steel appears in the Chinese overlord spear and Guan Dao crescent blade configurations - the material's exceptional surface hardness is particularly appropriate for the large-format polearm pieces where surface quality and durability are primary requirements. 1045 carbon steel appears in the traditional dao broadsword configurations as the reliable foundational grade. 1095 carbon steel in the Han dynasty jian configurations provides the higher carbon content appropriate to the straight sword format's specific requirements. All pieces use construction methods appropriate to their Chinese sword or polearm format.
How should Chinese polearm collectibles be displayed in a collection?
Chinese polearm collectibles require display planning similar to naginata pieces because of their significantly greater total length compared to standard swords. A Guan Dao or Chinese spear with a blade and extended pole has a total length of 150 to 200 cm or more, requiring clear wall space that standard katana display arrangements cannot accommodate. Vertical wall mounting with the blade end upward is the most space-efficient approach. Horizontal display requires a clear, wide wall section and is most effective when the polearm is displayed as the visual focal point of a larger arrangement. In a mixed collection that includes both Chinese polearms and Japanese katana, the Chinese polearm's greater scale naturally establishes it as the dominant visual element - arrange surrounding pieces to complement rather than compete with the polearm's size.
Customer Reviews
Karen Mcmaster
Idaho, United States
My sons were very excited to get these katanas! Great service and I would recommend TrueKatana.com
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Davion Harrington
Georgia, United States
I love the spear. It has a really nice weight to it and it is longer than I thought it would be which is perfect for me.
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Andres Cano
California, United States
Truly awesome especially cause u follow through with deliveries and make a great product!
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Nigel Matusala
Tennessee, United States
The blade arrived a little crooked but overall, it still looks amazing.
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White
California, United States
Great weapon to study with. Solid. If there were a strong twist and click twist and lock for quicker access connecting components. I love it.
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Jesse Futch
Georgia, United States
The Ninjato came with quick delivery. It is A well made and beautiful product for it's price. Thanks for the discount True Katana.
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Nike Noor
Colorado, United States
The Ninjato condenses down to the height of a walking stick.
It’s heavy enough for cane defense.
Inner hardware is sturdy.
When opened up as a pole-arm, the Ninjato feels graceful while stabbing and thrusting. I find this to be a very fun weapon to have and look forward to incorporating this piece into my practice.
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Toryn Dunn
Texas, United States
Just a little dirty, but the sword is in really good shape!
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