List of the largest cannon by caliber
Stone balls
Heyday: 15th to 16th centuries

List of the largest cannon by caliber

Section Title: Stone balls
Table Section Text: Heyday: 15th to 16th centuries

Caliber (mm)	Name	Type	Produced	Place of origin	Made by

A view of the Tsar Pushka, showing its massive bore and cannonballs.	890	Tsar Cannon	Bombard	1586	-	Andrey Chokhov

Backside of the Pumhart von Steyr	820	Pumhart von Steyr	Bombard	Early 15th century	House of Habsburg, Holy Roman Empire

745	Basilic	Bombard	1453	Ottoman EmpireOttoman Empire	Orban

Engraving by Johann Georg Beck from 1714. The upper banner runs: "The largest cannon of Germany, called the Faule Metze".	735	Faule Mette	Bombard	1411	City of Brunswick, Holy Roman Empire	Henning Bussenschutte

-	700	Malik-i-Maidan	Bombard	1549	City of Bijapur	Muhammad Bin Husain Rumi

The Dulle Griet at Ghent, close to the Friday Market square in the old town	660	Dulle Griet	Bombard	First half of 15th century	City of Ghent, County of Flanders, Duchy of Burgundy

-	635	Rajagopala Beerangi (Cannon)	Bombard	1620	Thanjavur Fort, Tamil Nadu, India (Rajagopala Beerangi) was used in 1650 during the Nayak period to protect Thanjavur from enemies who entered through Keelavasal (east gate).	Vikas Naikwade

Dismantled Dardanelles Gun in 2007 at Fort Nelson	635	Dardanelles Gun or Great Turkish Bombard	Bombard	1464	Ottoman EmpireOttoman Empire	Munir Ali

Modern, fanciful illustration of the Faule Grete in action at the siege of Friesack in 1414. Contrary to the ordnance depicted, the Faule Grete was not assembled from wrought-iron bars, but a cast cannon.	520	Faule Grete	Bombard	1409	Monastic state of the Teutonic Knights	Heynrich Dumechen

Mons Meg with its 50 cm caliber cannonballs	520	Mons Meg	Bombard	1449	Mons, County of Hainaut, Duchy of Burgundy	Jehan Cambier

Bronze bombard of the Knights Hospitaller cast in 1480.	510	Bombard	1480	Knights Hospitaller

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Mons Meg is one of the largest cannon by caliber.

final_sentence: Mons Meg is one of the largest cannon by caliber.