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[Tangled] How would an army that has replaced a sizable number of its swords with frying pans fare against an invasion?

Rumor has it the kingdom next door got the idea to replace all their swords with frying pans after their princess "miraculously" returned (like I'm buying that). 

How easily would a more traditionally armed force be able to invade them now? Hypothetically. Wait, let me get a notebook. OK, go on.
gpt
Tangled takes place in the late 18th century at the earliest (Mozart is already famous), and more likely the 19th century (Rapunzel and Flynn are at Elsa's coronation in *Frozen*) so swords are largely irrelevant as a tool of warfare. This is why the adoption of the frying pan as the Royal Guard's weapon of choice is not tactical suicide-- it's largely a ceremonial weapon used for guard duties and things like that while the gun and bayonet rule the battlefield.

Edit: Wrong movie.