@@weareallbeingwatched4602Qing brigadine armour as shown in the video are designed to have the metal on the inside. The man in the video did not wear the armour inside out, he wore it correctly.
What @@plussum3255 Ming armour was like this. If it is qing, plates are on the outside. Same armour, mostly. Ming regalia was designed to be ornamental, and the Japanese were the real military power, using world war one type gear. Belt fed maxim guns and european saber..
I looked like a mix of many Southeast Asians, but I am Chinese. I am not pure Chinese as I have mixed ancestry, which is a branch from the Han ethnicity like the Hui, categorised as Peranakans. But I am not Chinese, I am Malaysian. Chinese is a nationality, while Han is an ethnicity. If you say that person looked Chinese mixed with middle eastern, how would we know? China have 56 recognised ethnicities and foreign descendants, any one of them born in China is automatically Chinese. People tend to get the definition of Nationality and Ethnicity wrong, even those who's mother tongue is English don't know about it.
Very consistent with Chinese practices. Good armour are only worn by Generals while foot soldiers wears what looks like a poor excuse for an armour (Inferior in Protection and quality).. No wonder they lost to the Mongols.. 🤦🏼🤣
So many things that is wrong here. Here is qing Manchu armor. Qing were the one conquered the mongol. Also brigandine armor is wore by elite soldiers too and exist in huge quantities. Also in most part of European history, full armor is only affordable to wealthy people. The European peasant soldier wore poor excuse of armor very frequently
@@ZhangK71you have it backwards friend. The Qing conquered the Han and the Mongols. In fact some of the most prominent Qing generals were Mongol, like Sengge Rinchen!
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i think its smart they put the metal plating on the inside bc you cant tell
They didn't. He is wearing it inside out.
They did
@@weareallbeingwatched4602 what u chattin bro, they did put it on the inside
@@weareallbeingwatched4602Qing brigadine armour as shown in the video are designed to have the metal on the inside.
The man in the video did not wear the armour inside out, he wore it correctly.
What @@plussum3255 Ming armour was like this. If it is qing, plates are on the outside. Same armour, mostly. Ming regalia was designed to be ornamental, and the Japanese were the real military power, using world war one type gear. Belt fed maxim guns and european saber..
Patterned after traditional Manchu armor, amazing!
Well the Qing are Manchu
I think more like ming armour
Beautiful
Chinese?. It’s Manchurian ching
@@profile1565You’re racist😢
兄弟，我给你出个主意：
做小孩的全套盔甲，也就是简化版，家长可以让小孩放假穿出去威风。成人的精细全套盔甲，一是太重，第二个老在外面晃太招摇。小孩的钱好挣，一两年有需要一套！一来为各位玩家补充银两，还培养下一代。
Cool. Awesome.
Hmm, so a type of brigandine and a heart protector?
A cuirass, I think.
The mirror is ceremonial. It comes from the ancient mirror armor.
Now imagine its kevlar
Kevlar only stops impacts, not penetration, so it'd be a downgrade
Nice
Where can someone get battle ready qing armor?
Mm impresionante e interesante
The Chinese used brigandine? Never would have guessed
Why not?
Manchu
@tripplehhh2584 Manchu are Chinese
等等，這不是杰哥的影片嗎？
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I'am korean. I think it's very similar to ours!!
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Of course, Korean armors are heavily influenced by the chinese armor since you guys used to be under their rule.
well yea Korea was a tributary state of China
朝鲜用明甲，清甲也是源自明甲。
明朝，清朝，朝鲜，有差别，但不多
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Lies India Was Not A country Back then lol
@@Mathaiorthedoxy Yes it was Akhand Barat 🧡🕉️☝🏼
@@Ultrabhaiz Akhand Bharat Never Existed It Was Only Northern India we weren't paet of Akhand bharat lol
@@Mathaiorthedoxy You Should Also Know Islam Is Copy Of Judaism And Zorasthianism nothing more lol
My favorite dynasty to study :) badass hair styles, martial warrior spirit, longest reigning Chinese emperor, largest dynasty, the list goes on!
very nice!
brigandine type of armor but no leg armor?
It's the age of guns bro. like modern day armor
It's possible the use it mounted as well. Wide leg room and side protection when you ride a horse.
足がめっちゃ弱点だな
Manchu qing dynasty not chinese real chinese han people
Any random Bri'sh in in 19 century: How they play,are so cute,now Buy my Drugs.
Rip english
British in 20th century: Hong Kong noooo
Whoever he is, hes not real Chinese he look middle eastern or central asia
He is half Chinese half Russian
@@papercat2599 no, he is chinese
@@xinyiquan666 yep
he does look that way, he's well known in China though
I looked like a mix of many Southeast Asians, but I am Chinese. I am not pure Chinese as I have mixed ancestry, which is a branch from the Han ethnicity like the Hui, categorised as Peranakans. But I am not Chinese, I am Malaysian.
Chinese is a nationality, while Han is an ethnicity. If you say that person looked Chinese mixed with middle eastern, how would we know? China have 56 recognised ethnicities and foreign descendants, any one of them born in China is automatically Chinese. People tend to get the definition of Nationality and Ethnicity wrong, even those who's mother tongue is English don't know about it.
Very consistent with Chinese practices. Good armour are only worn by Generals while foot soldiers wears what looks like a poor excuse for an armour (Inferior in Protection and quality)..
No wonder they lost to the Mongols.. 🤦🏼🤣
How are the mongols doing now?
That’s by far not the reason the Mongols defeated them
So many things that is wrong here. Here is qing Manchu armor. Qing were the one conquered the mongol. Also brigandine armor is wore by elite soldiers too and exist in huge quantities. Also in most part of European history, full armor is only affordable to wealthy people. The European peasant soldier wore poor excuse of armor very frequently
You’d be surprised how effective rattan helmets and shields are. In the age of gunpowder armor becomes less and less important.
@@ZhangK71you have it backwards friend. The Qing conquered the Han and the Mongols. In fact some of the most prominent Qing generals were Mongol, like Sengge Rinchen!