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Old 13th January 2016, 05:44 PM   #8
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It should also be noted that there was a custom to call objects according to the blade material. So, for example, the term "sukhela" is not a distinct weapon type, but refers to the fact that the blade is made of "sukhela" - a combination of soft and hard iron, or, according to some sources, an inexpensive wootz steel type..."
Not everything I wrote was the wild delirium, isn't it?
With "phul katara", too, need to wait a bit...
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