Tu Huo Qiang (Chinese: 突火枪; Pinyin: tū huǒqiāng) is a kind of early Chinese long gun that first appeared in 1259. The projectile is called zi kē (Chinese: 子窠).
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Types of Chinese weapons
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| Short Swords |
- Dadao 大刀
- Dao 刀
- Hudie Shuangdao (Butterfly Sword) 蝴蝶雙刀
- Jian 劍
- Liuyedao 柳葉刀
- Nandao 南刀
- Niuweidao 牛尾刀
- Piandao 片刀
- Yanmaodao 雁毛刀
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| Long Swords |
- Changdao 長刀
- Miao Dao 苗刀
- Wodao 倭刀
- Zhanmadao 斬馬刀
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| Polearms |
- Guandao 關刀
- Ge (Dagger-Axe) 戈
- Gun 棍
- Ji 戟
- Nangun 南棍
- Podao 朴刀
- Qiang 槍
- Hongyingqiang 紅纓槍
- Yueya Chan (Monk's Spade) 月牙鏟
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| Roped/Chained |
- Liuxing Chui (Meteor Hammer) 流星錘
- Sheng Biao (Rope Dart) 繩鏢
- Jiujie bian (nine section whip) 九節鞭
- Sanjie Gun 三節棍
- Shuangjie Gun 雙節棍
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| Projectile |
- Huochong 火銃
- Huoqiang 火槍
- Nu 弩
- Shouchong 手銃
- Tu Huo Qiang 突火槍
- Zhuge Nu 諸葛弩
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| Handheld |
- Chui 錘
- Emeici 峨嵋刺
- Lujiao Dao (Deer Horn Knives) 鹿角刀
- Hook Sword 鉤
- Ji Lian 鷄鐮
- Fenghuo Lun 風火輪
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