The Great Siege of Rochester Castle began on October 11, 1215. The castle was finally taken on November 30. However, it was due to starvation within the castle since King John had all but eliminated their supply lines.
Rochester Castle has a long history of destruction followed by rebuilding. Its Norman tower-keep was built around 1127 by William of Corbeil the Archbishop of Canterbury, with the support of Henry I.
it was blown up
It is a square keep castle.
It took ages
I think
In 1086
Here are the names of 5 castles built by King William I (William the conqueror) : * Warwick castle * Rochester castle * Lincoln castle * Windsor castle * Winchester castle There were also many more castles built by King William I.
Rochester Castle consists of three floors and a basement below. In addition, a tall fore building is attached.
Rochester in Kent, England was a Roman town and there was a Roman fort there but the castle as it is now was not started until some 500 years after the Britain ceased to be part of The Roman Empire. Rochester Castle is more usually described as a Norman Castle.
Rochester Castle stands 113 feet high and has a long history of destruction followed by rebuilding. The castle consists of three floors and a basement below. In addition, a tall fore building is attached. The fore building has its own defence system even before the castle keep itself is entered on the first floor level. To view photographs of Rochester Castle, see the related links section further down this page.
Kidwelly Castle was built by the English as a defense against the Welsh.
Rochester Castle was originally built in the 1080's
Rochester castle was built during the Norman conquest. The actual year remains unknown.
Rochester Castle Leeds Castle
Rochester castle is 34.5 meters (113ft) tall
no clue some king
Rochester Castle stands on the bank of the river Medway in Rochester, Kent, in South East England. The castle was built in the 12th century which would make it over 900 years old.
it was built by a person named willaim de corbeil it was built for protection against war it cost £60 paids to be built. the castle ground now remains as a carpark
it was a norman castle
Rochester castle is strong because: it was made out of strong stone, it was hard forpeople to break into.
Here are the names of 5 castles built by King William I (William the conqueror) : * Warwick castle * Rochester castle * Lincoln castle * Windsor castle * Winchester castle There were also many more castles built by King William I.
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Originally Rochester castle had a drawbridge outside its main gate on the east side of the castle. Neither the gate nor the drawbridge exist today.