Beheading

Beheading is a form of execution or killing where a person's head is cut off from their body, typically using a sharp blade such as a sword or guillotine. Historically, it has been used as a method of capital punishment for serious crimes or during times of conflict. The process involves precise separation, often in a controlled or ceremonial manner. Today, beheading is rare and considered inhumane in many countries, where alternative methods of justice are preferred. The act is often associated with historical events, legal punishments, or symbolic gestures, but it remains a controversial subject due to ethical and moral considerations.