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Rhomphaia Sword
History of Sitalkes II

Total Length = 42 “                   Blade Length = 28 “          Blade Width = 2 1/8 ”         Blade Thickness = 3/16 “          Handle Length = 14”  

Handle Width = ¾ x 1 3/8 “        Handle: Maple with Ebony & Gunstock Stain Mix

Weight:  3 ¾ pounds

 

Thracian Crescent Symbol hand etching on the blade.  You may order it without the crescent etching.

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of Sitalkes II
Price: $305, plus $29 for the hand stitched leather sheath

Sitalkes was a prince of the Odrysian royal house.  He was leader of a body of Thracian light-armed troops, which accompanied Alexander the Great as auxiliaries on his expedition to Asia.  The Thracians were renowned for their horses and cavalry. The Thracian tribe of the Dii were responsible for some of the worst atrocities of the Peloponnesian War killing every living thing. In Media under the command of Parmenion, Sitalkes received, through the agency of Polydamas, royal orders to kill the old general. In this province he remained until after the return of Alexander from India, when he prepared, together with Cleander and Heracon, to meet the king in Carmania, 326 BC. He was followed by many persons from Media, who accused him of numerous acts of rapine, extortion, and cruelty, and on these charges he was put to death by order of Alexander.

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