It depends what kind of castle it is. If it is a good castle with nice people you would enjoy it whereas if it is a castle with bad people, you wont enjoy it. So it really depends on what people live there and what kind of castle it is. :)
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Barons and Knights. A bit like mayors today
No Julius Caesar did not live in a castle. Castles were not built during his lifetime. Castles were not built until 1066.
No a Dragon is a mythical beast that would normally live in a cave not a Castle.
yes they did live in castles and also manors
To live in a castle would like be living outside all the time. The windows were not covered so it was cold and if there was any precipitation it would come through the window. Also if you had to use the restroom you did it out the window. Yuck!
so if the castle was under attack they could enter the castle gates and they would be safer than if they were outside.sorry its only short but I'm meant to be doing my homework about castles thats due in tomorrow
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The answer is NO because my best friend's cat's name is Princess and it does not live in castles! :) Thanks for Reading BYE!
coz castles were smelly, orrible, drafty, cold and horrible places to live. also when the castles were being attacked the enemies thought that the king would be there but he wasn't. which gave him time to get away
Most castles were rather small, and the maids and servants did not live in them because there was no room. In such cases, they would have lived in houses nearby, either in a village or on a manor. In fact, most lords who had castles did not live in them, but in a nearby manor. Larger castles which had baileys, or central courtyards, had all sorts of things in the baileys, including shops, stables, storage areas, and so on. Servants who lived in castles would probably have occupied buildings in the baileys when the castle was being used. But again, even the large castles tended to be less comfortable than manors, so the servants would tend to live where the lords were, in manor houses nearby.