Colada Cid Bronze Sword 55 cm

Buy Colada Cid Bronze Sword 55 cm as a gift or for a wedding for only 29,63 €, You can also personalize it, recording a text or the date. You can also find more medieval swords to give as gifts or to display in your home in our medieval store in the Swords for Weddings and Ceremonies category and products made in Toledo.

The Colada sword is one of the best-known legendary swords in Spanish literature and history, and is especially famous for its association with the medieval Spanish hero, El Cid Campeador, whose real name was Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar. The history of the Colada sword is rich in tradition and legend, and has been an integral part of the narrative about El Cid for centuries. Here you have information about the Colada sword and its importance:

Origin of the Sword: The Colada sword, along with another sword called Tizona, is mentioned in medieval chronicles and songs of deed as the emblematic weapons of the Cid. The Colada sword is believed to have been forged in the Toledo region of Spain, known for its sword-making expertise during the Middle Ages.

Characteristics of the Sword: The Colada was a high quality sword, forged with high quality steel that made it extremely sharp and effective in battle. It was said to have magical properties and never lose its edge.

Association with El Cid: The Colada sword has become a symbol of the bravery and skill of El Cid Campeador. According to legends, King Alfonso VI of León gave the sword Colada to the Cid as a reward for his brave deeds in the fight against the Moors in medieval Spain.

Legacy and Tradition: The Colada sword has been a symbol of honor and justice in Spanish culture throughout the centuries. It is often shown in artistic representations and is mentioned in literary works and in the oral tradition of Spain.

Museum and Exhibition: Currently, the Colada sword is located in the Museum of Burgos, in Spain, where it is exhibited as part of the historical legacy of the Cid Campeador. It is an object of great historical and cultural value.

The Colada sword is a fundamental part of the history and legend of El Cid Campeador, a medieval Spanish hero. Its quality and association with the Cid have made it an important symbol of Spanish history and culture, and it remains an object of admiration and study today.