Kangsars
Kangsars are a type of ceremonial throwing weapon originating from the Indian subcontinent, particularly prevalent in regions with Sikh influence. Historically, Kangsars were used by warriors and martial artists as a defensive and offensive tool. They are characterized by their circular or disc-like shape, often with a sharp outer edge and a hole in the center, which allows them to be spun and thrown with great accuracy.
The design of a Kangsar varies, but many feature intricate engravings and are made from hardened steel.
While their military use has largely diminished with the advent of modern weaponry, Kangsars remain an important
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