In 1791, Jacobus Kok wrote that above the porticus of the New City Hall of Leeuwarden, two remarkably large swords were found which were said to have belonged to Grutte Pier and Wijerd Jelckama. Donia was noted for the ability to wield this great sword so efficiently that he could behead multiple people with it in a single blow.[21]
Today, a great sword that is said to have belonged to Pier is on display at the Fries Museum in Leeuwarden. It measures 2.13 metres (7 ft) in length and weighs about 6.6 kilograms (14.6 lb).[22] Pier was alleged to be so strong that he could bend coins using just his thumb, index and middle finger. Some sources put Pier Gerlofs height at 213 cm (almost seven feet). Poza tym ze dwuręczny miecz ma 2.13 wcale nie musi oznaczac ze właściciel był większy czy cuś. Odnośnie archeologii do XIX w. cóż, powiedzmy że lubili tworzyć własne legendy i "autentyczne" artefakty
Pewnie ślubował czystość, dopóki nie zetnie 3 głów naraz, jak jego pradziad pod Grunwaldem ;)
In 1791, Jacobus Kok wrote that above the porticus of the New City Hall of Leeuwarden, two remarkably large swords were found which were said to have belonged to Grutte Pier and Wijerd Jelckama. Donia was noted for the ability to wield this great sword so efficiently that he could behead multiple people with it in a single blow.[21]
Today, a great sword that is said to have belonged to Pier is on display at the Fries Museum in Leeuwarden. It measures 2.13 metres (7 ft) in length and weighs about 6.6 kilograms (14.6 lb).[22] Pier was alleged to be so strong that he could bend coins using just his thumb, index and middle finger. Some sources put Pier Gerlofs height at 213 cm (almost seven feet). Poza tym ze dwuręczny miecz ma 2.13 wcale nie musi oznaczac ze właściciel był większy czy cuś. Odnośnie archeologii do XIX w. cóż, powiedzmy że lubili tworzyć własne legendy i "autentyczne" artefakty
Boże ale musiał mieć krótkiego....
guts z berserk powiedział by
o jaki ładny nożyk do masła