7 Sharpest Swords in the World Owned by Important World Figures

JAKARTA – The sharpest sword in the world owned by several world figures, for example the Damascus sword is known as the sharpest and strongest sword that can cut steel in two without making it dull.

The sword is one of the deadliest weapons in the world at close range. If a sword is sharpened very well until it is the sharpest it can be, the user will be able to injure people easily.

The sword itself has been around since ancient times and is one of the mainstay weapons used by traditional people.

Nowadays, swords are less popular, but even so, the charm of swords is still one of the best.

In the world, there are at least five swords that are considered to be one of the sharpest swords because they have blades that can hurt people easily. In addition, these swords are sometimes supported by unusual looks.

1. Urumi Sword

This sword was made in the Indian Maurya Dynasty around 350-150 BC. Urumi is a sword that has an unusual blade where it looks more like a metal whip when swung. It is said that Urumi has two very deadly sharp edges.

Over the centuries, this sword developed rapidly into several model variations. Nowadays, the blade is held closer to the grip to increase effectiveness of use. Fending off Kurumi was one ridiculous thing!

2. Tizona Sword

Tizona is the sword wielded by Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, El Cid as Cantar de Mio Cid. For a long time, this sword was kept in Marcilla Castle and then kept in the Madrid Army Museum since 2007 which is located in the Museo de Burgos.
This sword looks elegant with its gold color and shiny metal. Supported by an extraordinary elegant design, this sword turns out to have a very sharp blade and of course deadly.

3. Damascus sword

This sword became famous when it was used by the Muslim commander Salahuddin Al-Ayyubi on October 2, 1187 AD to conquer Jerusalem.