Wanggung Sumunjang

[1] They were highly skilled in martial arts and weaponry, and were trained to use a variety of weapons including swords, spears, and bows.

Despite their lower social status, the Sumungun were known for their fierce loyalty to the royal family and their skill in combat.

In addition to their duties as guards, the Sumungun also played a role in various official ceremonies and events within the royal court.

For example, they would participate in military parades and other public events, and would also serve as escorts for members of the royal family.

[4] The following list is the Sumungun ranks with their roles and duties:[5] Guard ceremonies have been reenacted since 1996, and are a major tourist attraction.