A cannonpult is a medieval siege engine that uses a spring-loaded arm to launch projectiles at enemy fortifications. Cannonpults were first developed in China during the 3rd century BC, and they were used extensively in warfare until the advent of gunpowder artillery in the 15th century.
Cannonpults were powerful weapons, capable of hurling large stones or other projectiles over great distances. They were often used to attack enemy walls or towers, and they could also be used to launch flaming projectiles to set fire to enemy structures.
