As the saying goes, 'first a ten-year-old, then his meritorious'. This is especially true of warriors. Those warriors who looked terrible and who looked very strong, in most cases they won the war.
From medieval knights to Viking looters, the best fighters in history are the most successful.
Hoplight: The chest and lower part of the knees were covered, the armor made of bronze so that the chest and back were covered together. Their weapons were 8 feet long spears and small swords. He had round shields made of wood and bronze. In ancient Greece, this force was made up mainly of civilians. One of their successes was defeating the Persian invasion in a marathon.
Samurai: The samurai could have been the elite youth. Their whole body was covered with metal, bamboo and cotton cloth. The weapons were mugu, spear, dagger, 'katana' sword; The shield was made of wood and metal. They were mainly Japanese fighters and their biggest success was the Korean invasion.
Zulu warriors: The tribesmen used to cover the heads of these infantrymen with raw animal skins. They did not have any body armor, the only weapon was 'Isizula' for throwing and 'Ikalwala' for tying. Their greatest achievement was defeating the British at Isandalwana in 1879.
Knight: They were called gentleman warriors. Their appearance has changed from age to age, the most recognizable form being the full head-face helmet. Later they used full body armor. The weapons were 13-foot-long spears, axes, daggers and heavy swords.
In 1191, they lost Saladin in the battle of Arsuf.
Viking: They are members of the Nordic Warriors. They wore helmets made of steel. The body was covered with a tunic made of leather or metal bracelets. Their weapons were axes, spears and daggers; The shield was round which was made of wood or metal.
In 911 they occupied the French province of Rouen and named it NORMANDY.
Aztec warriors: They were trained by professional elites. He wore cotton cloth on his head. Most of the body was covered with cotton cloth. The weapons were spears, mugs, bows and arrows. He had a wooden shield in his hand.
One of their successes was the victory against Ajkapotjalkar in 1428.
Roman infantry: They covered both the surface of the body and the shoulders. The weapons were long spears and swords. In hand were large, rectangular, curved shields. These were infantry, professional armies.
Their biggest victory was the British victory.
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