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Yatagan Sword: The Most Fearful Sword of the Janissaries

A unique culture emerged with the skill of yatagan-wielding; when the owner of a yatagan, including a Janissary, faced a lesser opponent, he fought using the yatagan's blunt side.

By Alby Butler
Published: July 25, 2023
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