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The Mysterious Samurai Sword: Why Is Katana Still So Popular?

Samurai swords

No other Japanese weapon has left such a distinctive mark on our history and culture as the katana. These samurai swords have captivated countless generations and continue to amaze people around the world today. The reason might be their…

Deadly Blades: 4 Famous Sword Types

Weapons

They were used in battles as well as for ceremonies. Although these swords may be long past their heyday, they have left an indelible mark on the history. Which sword types were the most popular and why? Travel with us back in time to discover…

Ancient Greece

Interesting facts of the past

This article is dedicated to the military history of Ancient Greece between the 8th and the 5th centuries BC. It was the time of flourishing city-states, with well-equipped and well-trained armies to defend them. Ancient Greek armies can be said to…

Loyal Not Only to Arthur: 3 Greatest Knights of All Time

Statuettes

A mere mention of their names was enough to make the enemies as well as noble ladies tremble. In the Middle Ages, knights were elite warriors, superior to most of their enemies in terms of combat skills, strength, valour, courage and righteousness.…

The Army of Vlad Dracula or Vlad the Impaler

Interesting facts of the past

Everyone has heard of Count Dracula, popularized by Bram Stoker's brilliant novel about Dracula, the quintessential vampire. The Count Dracula in this article was not (at least we hope so) the blood-thirsty vampire we know from stories and legends.…

House of Warfare: Crafting Authenticity with Integrity

Brands and Makers

A global leader in the medieval replica industry, House of Warfare stands tall as the one of the favorite brands for LARPers and reenactors around the world.

Dungeons and Prisons: A Glimpse into the History of Prison

Interesting facts of the past

The Tower of London, the French Bastille or the American Alcatraz. Prisons and torture have been a common practice across the entire human history. Do you know what it was like to be a prisoner in the Middle Ages? Have you ever heard of shame masks,…

Outdoor Cooking - History

Interesting facts of the past

Cooking is an art. Today's chefs as well as their predecessors would certainly confirm that. What cooking methods, utensils or ingredients did cooks use in centuries before us? And can we benefit from their knowledge today? Take a look into the past!

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