While the combat armor originated the Egyptian period, developing with Greeks and Romans, the most famous medieval armor, made of steel or iron plates, conjoined with hooks, tuercas, aldabillas y sujetas al guerrero clavos mediante correas y hebillas, empezó a usarse en Europe, both as equestrian infantry, in the 14th century and reached all perfection at the end of the 15th in the mid-sixteenth century into a gala for the Warrior vestidura, decorated and embellished with the beauties of the sculptural art and metal industries.
Declined significantly in the 17TH century as perfeccionaban firearms and since the 18th century no longer used as castles unmatched ornament, palacios, museos, and every place you want to incorporate your stays a nice historical memory.
It houses one of the collections armor, richest and most extensive in the world in the Royal arms of Madrid, and contains pieces primarily 16th century time of Charles I, where Marto takes his inspiration reproducing them in different sizes or scales, the materials used are very similar to the original, hierro y acero moldeados artesanalmente, Brocade imitating tissues of the time, and wooden bases, giving a finish metal "slip former" that protects the outer oxidation.
The origin of the armadura medieval Egyptian period in which the military vestidura was a helmet and a strong fabric or leather armour covered with metal plates largely.
All the armor We have available are fabricadas and Toledo (Spain) and are delivered with its corresponding certificate of authenticity so shows it.
In the middle ages, After of the invasions of the peoples of the North and even more at the time of the Crusades generalized use of the loriga, consisting of scales (the coracina) a tririllas tissue or, anillitos or cadenitas called steel coat of mail as an addition to the own armour wore the military on a kind of padded doublet known by the names of gambax, prepunte and velmez to absorb the shocks of weapons enemy.
A armadura completa consists of numerous articulated parts having arrived to join up to the number of 250 in a single fighter with the weight of each 25 a 30 kilos, but the most armor most common and important medieval reduced to about twenty-five, distributed in four groups of head, tronco y extremidades superiores e inferiores.
Armadura.- For the head guard
| The helmet, casco and their similar protecting top and formed by morrion, visera y barbera |
| The morion: was the top of the hull, where used to be the cimera. |
| The visor covering the face. |
| Barbera for the mouth and Chin |
| The Gorge defending neck ahead |
| The cubrenuca defended the neck from behind. |
Armadura.- For defence of the body
| The gorget or gorguera in the upper part of the chest and back, to replace the Gorge. |
| The peto, in the rest of the chest |
| The escarcelas that were below than the previous |
| The escarcelones, escarcelas determining with joints to the knees species |
| The guardarrenes, for the loins |
| Pancera to belly, made of mesh |
| The culera, for the buttocks, also manufactured mesh |
Armadura.- The upper limbs
| The shoulder, shoulder |
| The guardabrazos at the top of the arm |
| The sobaqueras in the arm |
| The codales at the elbow |
| The brazales in the forearm |
| Coconut crabs on the opposite side of the elbow |
| The mitts wrists and hands |
| The guanteletes in the hand and fingers |
Armadura.- The lower limbs
| The busybodies or musleras for defence of the thighs |
| The knee to knee |
| The Greaves leg |
| The socks and shoes herrados foot |
| The tarja or card, added to these parts in the fair and consisted of a set at the top and left of the breastplate and wearing painted the emblem and the currency of the noble Knight escudito. |
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