 He would be followed by other dancers in a row, who would also carry weapons, or cymbals or gongs.The Pashtuns of Afghanistan practice a wide range of weapon dances, including the "Khattak Wal Atanrh" ( named after the Khattak tribe) and the "Mahsood Wal Atanrh" (which, in modern times, involves the juggling of loaded rifles).A sub-type of the "Khattak Wal Atanrh" known as the "Braghoni" involves the use of up to three swords and requires great skill to successfully execute.