As part of the military display at Durbar, ceremonial gunfire—typically using muzzle-loading guns or black powder muskets—has historically been included to simulate battle sounds, showcase strength, or punctuate key moments. These guns are not typically modern firearms but more traditional, symbolic weapons. The firing of guns during the parade adds to the drama and intensity of the display. It’s not meant to be violent but rather ceremonial, like firing a cannon in a military salute. In recent

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