at the end of the reign Sultan Muhammad Shamsuddeen III Excubitors, Spatharii, Hetaireia, Paramonai and the Varangian Guard, in the Byzantine Empire Royal Foreign Units Guards, King's Royal Guards such as the Scottish Guard, Swiss Guards such as the Hundred Swiss, Guards of the French Royal Army, which served the European monarchies such as the Kingdom of France (the Ancien Régime), part of the Maison militaire du roi de France. Monaspa, in the Kingdom of Georgia Tobang, in the Goryeo Dynasty of Korea Naegeumwi, in the Joseon Dynasty of Korea ValaShahis, in Mughal Empire Kheshig, in the Mongol Empire Athapattuva, in the Kingdom of Kandy Monteros de Espinosa, in the Kingdom & Crown of Castille, now part of the Guardia Real of Spain Walloon Guards, in Spain; recruited from the Spanish Netherlands Spanish Guards (Gardes Espagnoles), an infantry regiment brigaded with the Walloon Guards but recruited within Spain itself. Maison militaire du roi de France (to which belonged the Garde du Corps, the Swiss Guards, and the French Guards), in the Kingdom of France Leyb-gvardiya, in the Russian Empire Imperial Guard, in Napoleon I's First French Empire Imperial Guard, in Napoleon III's Second French Empire Royal Foot Guard, in the Kingdom of Poland and the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth Leibgarde der Hartschier, in the Kingdom of Bavaria Guards Corps, in the Kingdom of Prussia, and later in the German Empire Noble Guard and Palatine Guard, in the Holy See until 1970 Corazzieri and Granatieri di Sardegna, in the Kingdom of Sardinia and later the Kingdom of Italy Personal Cavalry Convoy, in the Principality of Bulgaria and Kingdom of Bulgaria Arcièren-Leibgarde (Lifeguard of Halberdiers), in the Austro-Hungarian Empire 1700-1918 Trabanten Leibgarde (Gentlemen at Arms), in the Austro-Hungarian Empire until 1918 Hofburgwache (Palace Bodyguard) in the Austrian Empire. Became the Leibgarde-Infantrerie-Kompanie (Guard Infantry Company) in 1802. Leibgarde-Reiter-Eskedron (Bodyguard Mounted Squadron) in the Austro-Hungarian Empire until 1918. Konigliche Ungarische adelige Leibgarde (Royal Hungarian Noble Bodyguard) Royal Hungarian Crown Guard. In existence under both the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the subsequent Kingdom of Hungary Royal Guard of the Halberdiers, in the Kingdom of Portugal Imperial Guard of the Halberdiers, in the Empire of Brazil Royal Palace Guard, in Belgium Royal Guard in Greece, now the Presidential Guard Romanian Royal Guards, in Romania Konoe Shidan (近衛師団), in Japan Present Royal Guard, in Bahrain Royal Escort, in Belgium Den Kongelige Livgarde and Guard Hussar Regiment Mounted Squadron, in Denmark