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Chinese pole weapon

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staff weapon, dōka, Qunego, weapon family, 

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A bronze dagger-axe, or ge, dating back from the Shang dynasty on display in the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Bronze Age Stone Ge Dagger-Axe

Bronze Ge (9926971426)

Bronze Ge (9927527225)

Bronze Halberds in Xuzhou Museum 2013-01

Bronze dagger-axe (ge) Eastern Zhou (770-256 BCE) probably Jin Shanxi Province China

Bronze dagger-axe (ge) Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BCE) probably Henan Province China

Bronze dagger-axe (ge) Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BCE) probably Henan Province China

Dagger-Ax (Ge) - China (MET, 47.87)

Dagger-Ax (Ge) - China (MET, 47.87)

Dagger-axe (ge 戈). Erlitou culture, ca. 2000-ca. 1600 BCE. Freer Gallery of Art F1919.13a-c

Dagger-axe (ge) with dragons. Early Anyang period, Late Shang dynasty, ca. 1200 BCE. Freer Gallery of Art F1950.9

Dagger-axe (ge) with dragons. Early Anyang period, Late Shang dynasty, ca. 1300-1200 BCE. Freer Gallery of Art F1950.9

Ge (Late Shang-Early Zhou)

Han Bronze and Gilt Ge Dagger-axe (11867218205)

Qin Bronze Ge Dagger-axe (9891942635)

Qin Bronze Ge Dagger-axe (9893121146)

Qin Bronze Ge Dagger-axe (9893362023)

Stone Ge, c. 3500 BC (9974506264)

東京国立博物館展示 銅戈

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
weapon	Qunego		weapon family, ge		Wikidata
weapon	dōka		weapon family, bronze object, ge		Wikidata
image	A bronze dagger-axe, or ge, dating back from the Shang dynasty on display in the Cincinnati Art Museum.				Wikimedia
image	Bronze Age Stone Ge Dagger-Axe	2014			Wikimedia
image	Bronze Ge (9926971426)	2012			Wikimedia
image	Bronze Ge (9927527225)	2012			Wikimedia
image	Bronze Halberds in Xuzhou Museum 2013-01	2013			Wikimedia
image	Bronze dagger-axe (ge) Eastern Zhou (770-256 BCE) probably Jin Shanxi Province China				Wikimedia
image	Bronze dagger-axe (ge) Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BCE) probably Henan Province China				Wikimedia
image	Bronze dagger-axe (ge) Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BCE) probably Henan Province China				Wikimedia
image	Dagger-Ax (Ge) - China (MET, 47.87)				Wikimedia
image	Dagger-Ax (Ge) - China (MET, 47.87)				Wikimedia
image	Dagger-axe (ge 戈). Erlitou culture, ca. 2000-ca. 1600 BCE. Freer Gallery of Art F1919.13a-c				Wikimedia
image	Dagger-axe (ge) with dragons. Early Anyang period, Late Shang dynasty, ca. 1200 BCE. Freer Gallery of Art F1950.9				Wikimedia
image	Dagger-axe (ge) with dragons. Early Anyang period, Late Shang dynasty, ca. 1300-1200 BCE. Freer Gallery of Art F1950.9				Wikimedia
image	Ge (Late Shang-Early Zhou)				Wikimedia
image	Han Bronze and Gilt Ge Dagger-axe (11867218205)	2014			Wikimedia
image	Qin Bronze Ge Dagger-axe (9891942635)	2006			Wikimedia
image	Qin Bronze Ge Dagger-axe (9893121146)	2009			Wikimedia
image	Qin Bronze Ge Dagger-axe (9893362023)	2009			Wikimedia
image	Stone Ge, c. 3500 BC (9974506264)	2012			Wikimedia
image	東京国立博物館展示 銅戈				Wikimedia