How Ancient Balinese Swords were Revived 

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you should try go to Jogja (where the Balinese Keris maker in this video learned the Keris making), the Jogja palace sultanate still hold Jamasan (bathing) of their ancestral Kerises every year. usually during the Javanese calendar new year, on the first date (Javanese Calendar is actually a combination between islamic calendar and Hindu). the purpose of Jamasan is to purify the Keris as it's host a supernatural entity inside it. Most Javanese still does some kind of worship on their Keris which usually passed down from their ancestor; my cousin is one of them. He told me that the curves (they call it LUK) is actually what scares the Dutch colonial so much that they banned the making of Keris in the past. most of the Dutch colonial officers who died in Javanese - Dutch wars (1825-1830) were killed by Keris. as the dagger is curved so when it's used to stab someone, it created a bigger wound as the Keris owner pulled the Keris out. from the outside, it would seem like a small injury but the person is bleeding internally, and they will die faster if the owner of the Keris put poison on each of the curve.

This and also the HF Blade

You should come to Indonesia, Java especially, you will see these things flying. Haha

@@ThirtheenBelowAbove13 You can message me and I'll give you my email. My wife is a javanese philologist, I bet she can you give a satisfying answer. G'd luck with your friend 👍🏼

Wow amazing bro tq

if its hits the target

sekiro???

Nobody cares about your caste bro, the country is a republic and be the subject of the great republic

@@rifqimujahid4907 learn about your ancestor heritage who liberate this republic first before talking about pride.

​@@rifqimujahid4907 What is wrong in caring ones heritage? If he is a then Kshtariya he should be proud of his ancestor who were warriors and defended their nation and culture.

@@shrishmishra5066 bullshittt

​@@rifqimujahid4907 ✨tell me you are jealous without telling me you are jealous✨ check 😜

Tempa keris replika je. Kalau keris sebenar, pandai tanggung la. 😊

And don't swing it - this is a *stabbing* weapon.

looks like it.

Yes. But its the bright parts are nickel or iron and other softer metals. And the black part is the high carbon steel. Most kerises are of sanmai construction tho. With the softer metals being the damascus pattern on the surface and sandwiched in between being the black high carbon steel

Actually Damascus steel is a lost technique....the one that you saw in blade smith nowadays were only imitation to the lost Damascus steel...in this case it is similar but not the same technique....

@@amirulhusni1019 its true im well aware. But nowadays the term "damascus" refer to the pattern welded steels. The right term for the ancient steel youre referring to is called "wootz" or "bolat". But then again people use damascus and pattern welded steel interchangeably. But yes youre right when it comes to the real damascus steel,😀

@@aminuddinazaharuddin4442 despite what the legends might make us think, today, modern stainless tool steels, cryogenically heat treated, are the best knife and sword steels by far in all human history.

That would be a phurba. Not a Keris.

@@bobli5315 excuse me for my ignorance. Thank you for the knowledge. I always liked to know what blade it was in the movie the Golden Child.

Maybe because with keris some become looking good in front of their crush, some say because the spirit that reside within keris, or just like your say "pointing to her so she cant refuse" It works like a charm, but making a person didn't confident about himself is a bad thing.

Keris pusaka biasanya sisip di kiri atau belakang, ya?

it is indonesia not malaysia come on don't trigger me with this joke

Kamu...liat tidak matamu itu dibali Indonesia....dasar kamu tipe orang sumpuk

Lol no thats more like serpentine blade, but that keris tradisional blade usually the shape is more wavy

@@bintangdilangit3348 that sounds like it causes really bad wounds

it's not just a weapon; it's a rich art, full of life philosophy. You can add gold, silver, beautiful stones, etc., inside. You can make it stand up straight even though it's asymmetric. The way you put it on your body, as well as the way you remove the cover, has its own meaning in several ways.

Sith too

That's when you're wrong.. kriss is final weapon to use during war..kriss it's not actually a weapon..they are part of the outfit..they have sword too.. and they are big kriss like a sword they called sundang..

I'm not sure where you got the impression that a Keris is lightweight or that its blade is flimsy. It looks thin, but from the ones I've wielded, it seems no different from a dagger from elsewhere in the world in terms of weight or strength.

@@salex354 I get the impression when I hold one of my many antique and vintage kris's and compare them to the zillion other daggers and knives I own and have made.

@@joejones9520 Perhaps it is due to their antique and vintage nature that they are thin and fragile. After Jamasan (Cleaning ritual) has been performed for years on end, any dagger including the Keris would begin to slowly lose material. New Keris or those well kept and oiled rather than cleaned in the traditional method should be heavier and much more durable than the blades you possess, because I’ve failed to have found scholarly or historical material that implies the Keris is meant to break off within an enemy’s body. It’s wavy/jagged blade implies that the severity and damage comes from multiple stabbing motions rather than a singular stab and break, and though it is coated in poison, historically enemies died from bleeding out faster than the poison can act (Methods of execution with the Keris during the era of Majapahit found executioners being efficient with this.)

@@salex354 even very old kris blades show very little use, you should know this; they werent used except in battle and that was to stab. Ive never seen one with a worn down blade, handles are different story, many are cracked and often were replaced many times on same blade.

Memang benar untuk model tusukan, bukan sayatan atau bacokan. Didukung dengan bentuk motif dari bilah keris sendiri juga yang membuat keris menjadi senjata yang mengerikan. Aku pernah dengar cerita dari teman ku dulu kakeknya pernah membunuh orang dengan keris dengan cara di tusuk ke bagian tengah dada, saat ditarik ada tulang rusuk nya yang sedikit mencuat keluar bersamaan dengan beberapa serat daging dari orang yang tertusuk. Ini yang bikin aku juga ngeri dengan orang-orang zaman dulu. Bisa-bisa nya membuat senjata sesadis ini.

Kamu..tau apa tentang keris ....keris ini asli Jawa Indonesia....yg dividio ini Keris Bali....orang Bali dan Jawa itu serumpun....

​@@salwamobile1605Dih... Keris juga masih bagian dari budaya Melayu kali. Wilayah mereka kan dulu masuk kerajaan Majapahit yang corak budayanya perpaduan Hindu-Buddha 🤦🏻‍♀️

@@kukukakikakakkukaku betul, penduduk² Asia tenggara kebanyakannya berasal dari rumpun austronesia, ataupun basically rumpun melayu. Persamaan budaya sememangnya satu perkara yang lazim bagi penduduk² sekitar Asia tenggara.

a kriss blade with all its complete component must had started by a civilization then spreaded out..couldnt be different civilization different place made the same thing including ITS DETAILS(gonjo, grenengan, kembang kacang etc) at the same time....terms etymology also could help a bit for that matter..if it just a curvy blade anyone just could happend made the same thing at the same time around the world....even katana shape is actually pretty basic...thats why japanese cant submit its originality to UNESCO....if it s only about different scabbard or handle..okay...still we have to appreciate people creation...or anybody in the world just can make their own style for anything without mentioning it root/inspiration then called it their own or completely created by themself, emerged from themself without outside influence..

positive energy can also be gain from nature.

@@martyrinorb True. All come back to the superior Allah.

@@Anonymous-ss1ee as long as we do good as mankind, live in tolerance with one another and always thrive to do good, then whatever religion we hold or whatever gods we pray to, peace will be granted.

Your god. "Allah" is a false god masquerading as the universal god He tells himself as the absolute, yet does not recognize his creation. Scorning them, and then tells himself as "good" and "almighty" yet he is arrogant and call that which is not his as "jinn" Your arrogance will be met with the forces of good. Because only good, and good is universal, will destroy your evil arrogant philosophy.

Why the fuck did you comment shits in this wonderful video?

@@niniksetiawan6034 Spreading the gospel, of which there is nothing more important, where yours and everybody else's souls are going, everybody must make a choice. What is so sad is, you are not saved and take such offence to it. Especially when it is so easy to find out how real God is.

Nobody cares about your god bro