Is there any history and culture in Tibetan Dao?

Tibetan knives are divided into long swords and waist knives. Long sword, called "Batangmo" in Tibetan, is about 1 m long; The Tibetan name of broadsword is "knotting", and its length is between 10 cm and 40 cm. The scabbard of Tibetan Dao is made of wood, copper, iron or silver. The scabbard is often engraved with dragon, phoenix, tiger and lion flowers. Some patterns are also dotted with precious stones, agates and other valuables.

The official name of Tibetan Dao is "folding Dao". Legend has it that it was named in memory of the hero Zhele Gambu. Legend has it that in the distant years, most herders on Tibetan grasslands owned Tibetan knives. However, in order to safeguard their rights, herders and chiefs threatened herders to hand over their swords. Many herders were arrested for refusing to hand in Tibetan knives. The news reached the hero Zhele gamble. In order to save his compatriots, he jumped on his horse and killed the shepherd and the leader with a knife. Zhele Gambu shed his last drop of blood because he was outnumbered. In memory of him, herders will

Tibetan Dao has four purposes: production, life, self-defense and decoration. With the production history of 1600 years, the technology is exquisite. The blade is forged with steel, and the handle is made of horn or hardwood.

Most exquisite Tibetan knives are made by skilled craftsmen. Because of exquisite forging, exquisite carving, dazzling colors and Tibetan language, there are colorful handles and spikes, forming a unique Tibetan handicraft. Especially when friends get married or have children, sending a Tibetan knife will make the owner feel particularly happy.