A 2,500-Year-Old Sword That Belonged To Goujian, King Of Yue, Was Discovered Virtually Untarnished
Surprisingly, there are a lot of famous swords, whether they are true historical swords or fictional, mythical. Perhaps they are so fascinating because they carried their owners to victory or maybe sometimes we tend to romanticize the years that past and get caught up in the tales of knights in shining armor with shining swords. The sword that I am about to introduce to you is one of those famous swords.
The sword belonged to Goujian, who ruled the Kingdom of Yue from 496 to 465 BCE. The characters on the sword read "King of Yue" and "made this sword for [his] personal use." The sword was found in a scabbard, so it is barely damaged. The blade was made mostly of copper, but the edges have a higher tin content and that can explain how the edge of the sword is still sharp. The blade has a golden hue and is decorated with a rhombi pattern; meanwhile, the guard is ornamented with blue crystals and turquoise.
The issue with this is that in todays society we cannot be sure if you are trying to be funny, or if you actually belive it
"trying" is the key word...looks more like someone zoom called her first year psych class at college and now she's a progressive communist with short blue hair
Or she is in fact an evangelical Christian from Texas and believes this shit because she heard about it on info wars.
Or "she" is a guy who got a random girls name on a website. We'll never know. But we now know your political views and your sense of humor
"who's a good boy?'
or
"who ate the beef on the table? Brutus, did you eat the beef" as Brutus looked away guilty as he11