Kilich in Eastern Europe

Handles of European cues were very similar in form to the Ottoman prototype.

However, the blades, even when the design included extended elman, usually were longer, narrower and less curved than the original cilicia specimens.

Klych was common among the Cossacks (in particular, Zaporozhye and Yaitsk).
In form Cossack canes repeated Cossack sabers and light cavalry weapons at the turn of the XVII-XIX centuries.