In the legendary story of ancient Chinese military generals, a sharp weapon called the rhinoceros Mochizuki Santing machete carried many heroic feats. This knife is about three feet and three inches long, and the knife head, knife shaft, and knife grip are each three feet, a total of three courts, hence the name. Sometimes, it is also referred to as a three-stop machete. Historical records show that the legendary figures who used this knife include Han Baohu, the ninth elder of the Sui Dynasty in "The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties", and the Liao general Wu Tietou and Cao Bin in "The Romance of the Yang Family", as well as Yu Jin Biao, the "Sai Zhanxiong" in "The Legend of the Ming Dynasty Heroes".
In "Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties", Han Baohu, the king of Pingnan, the ninth elder of the Sui Dynasty, was a mighty general. He was holding a machete from the rhinoceros Mochizuki Three Courts, and his knife skills were extremely fierce and terrifying. In a battle in the Chen State of Pingnan, Han Baohu made great achievements. He and He Ruobi were the vanguards of the left and right, shining on the battlefield, and winning the heads of countless enemies. According to historical records, Han Baohu single-handedly attacked Jiankang City, beheaded eight generals of the Southern Chen State, and captured the queen of Chen, showing extraordinary military talent and unparalleled courage.
In "The Romance of the Yang Generals", the two brave generals under the command of Han Chang, the marshal of the Liao State, the black iron head and the black iron back, are even more terrifying. Wu Tietou wielded the machete of the rhinoceros Mochizuki Santing, and with his amazing martial arts and iron-blooded courage, he made great achievements. He fought single-handedly against the enemy on the battlefield many times, and no one was able to defeat him. In a fierce battle with the Yang generals, Wu Tietou fought wits and courage with his opponent Yang Qilang with his amazing skills and tenacious will, and finally became a hero on the battlefield.
Another general who rose to prominence in "The Romance of the Yang Generals" was Cao Bin. As the historical prototype of Cao Bin, the founding general of the Northern Song Dynasty, Cao Bin showed extraordinary courage and wisdom on the battlefield. He held the machete of the rhinoceros Mochizuki Santing in his hand, and launched a tragic duel with Su Tianlong, the fierce general of the Liao State. Despite Cao Bin's old age and frailty, he still showed a tenacious will to fight, competed with his opponent Su Tianlong, and finally died on the battlefield, becoming a legend of a generation of heroes.
In "The Legend of the Ming Heroes", "Sai Zhanxiong" Yu Jin Biao has become a generation of legends with his outstanding martial arts and extraordinary courage. Armed with a machete from the Rhino Mochizuki Three Courts, he showed extraordinary strength both in the martial arts competition and in the confrontation with other heroes. He fought more than 100 rounds with Chang Yuchun, although he was slightly inferior, but he still showed his extraordinary martial arts. And his son, the blue-faced plague god Yu Gao, surpassed his father and became more exquisite in swordsmanship.
In the stories of these legendary figures, the machete of the rhinoceros Mochizuki Santing has become a symbol of their bravery, loyalty, and chivalry, and will forever shine in the glory of history.
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