JRR Tolkien's The Hobbit

Hobbit Hobbit of JRR Tolkien is a story of a comfortable and friendly creature called Bilbo Baggins. Bilbo, like most hobbits, looks like a human being, but since the sole of the foot is hard and barely large, it is executable with about half the size. Bilbo was recommended by Gandalf, a group of mysterious old wizards, hired as a "thief" by a group of dwarves, but Bilbo fell into a more mysterious life than his own hobbit life. A dwarf led by Thor son Thoror's son Thorin Oakenshield travels in the east lonely mountains to regain their family wealth from the dragon Smaug living in the museum.

JRR Tolkien's "Hobbit" and "Lord of the Rings" encouraged me to study the world he created. One aspect I am very interested in is armor and weapons used by soldiers and the central army. In many ways, Turkien imitated his book after our ancient world. Especially the dark and medieval era. Obviously, China and Turkey can not be perfectly equal in any period of our own world, but in a broad sense it is like our dark and medieval era. All weapons and armor used in Middle Earth, and some combat tactics are very similar to those used in our dark and medieval times.

Hobbit Hobbit of JRR Tolkien is a story of a comfortable and friendly creature called Bilbo Baggins. Bilbo, like most hobbits, looks like a human being, but since the sole of the foot is hard and barely large, it is executable with about half the size. Bilbo was recommended by Gandalf, a group of mysterious old wizards, hired as a "thief" by a group of dwarves, but Bilbo fell into a more mysterious life than his own hobbit life. A dwarf led by Thor son Thoror's son Thorin Oakenshield travels in the east lonely mountains to regain their family wealth from the dragon Smaug living in the museum.