Bagh Nakh - The Tiger's Secret Weapon #history #weapons #india | History Unfold

Bagh Nakh Blades Inflict 2X the Damage

Hey guys, today we are going to look at a very interesting Indian weapon called Bagh Nakh which means Tiger's Claws. | Praveen Mohan

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The tiger claw that Maratha emperor Chhatrapati Shivaji is believed to have used to kill General Afzal Khan is back in Maharashtra after 350 years. The state government has brought it on loan from London's Albert Museum for three years and put it on display at the Satara in western Maharashtra. | NDTV

El Bagh Nakh es un instrumento de combate originario de India que imita las garras de un tigre. Su diseño permitía ocultarlo en la palma de la mano durante encuentros diplomáticos. Shivaji Maharaj lo empleó en 1659 contra el general Afzal Khan en Pratapgarh. Esta herramienta consistía en cuatro o cinco cuchillas curvas montadas sobre una barra. Los guerreros maratha y los sijs nihang lo adoptaron para enfrentamientos cuerpo a cuerpo. #historiasreales #LaHistoriaDeHoy #Crónicas #HoyEnLaHistoria #