Castles

u find them in v beach

I have been there and don't remember one. When you enter the castle grounds you go through an arch and into the court yard.

A castle which have a series of different sized walls surounding them

yes they did live in castles and also manors

it burnt down 1920s or 30s

The entertainment of a castle was usually the jesters or troubadours. They were musical artists or entertainers like Jay Leno. Except they sang and Danced. :)

Henry vii made Windsor castle because he was scared of King Richard III's family might attacked! that's why Windsor Castle was built.

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Animals such as alligators are put in moats so eniemies cant get across

The great hall was usually partitioned to make cubicles used for offices, bedrooms, sitting rooms, and so on. The lord of the castle could use a bedroom in the great hall to sleep in.

In some castles, there was a separate apartment for the lord and his family, and they slept in bed chambers there.

You should note that fireplaces and chimneys were not invented until the 12th century, and before that time, the only parts of the castle that had any heat were the very large rooms where open fires could be built on hearths. The great halls were such places, which was why they were so big.

Living in the great hall was not always the most comfortable thing to do, and the apartments in the keeps were not luxurious. Most lords lived in manor houses near castles, unless times were very chaotic.

A medieval jester lived during the Middle Ages, from about A.D. 500 until about A.D. 1500. The jester was the court's professional clown. That court could be the royal court of one of the European monarchs. Or it could be the noble court of one of the particular European country's leading influential, wealthy families.

A battlement is an open space that soldiers can shoot enemies from easily. it is also usually in castles.

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It is impossible to say how many people have a certain name. Not all countries register all births and record such things. Nor is there any central register.

In addition similar names can be totally different in different languages

The biggest problem with a concentric castle was it's cost. A large castle could be prohibitively expensive. They could also be difficult and time-consuming to construct, especially if built of stone.

The Scottish Clan MacKenzie is associated with several castles, all in Scotland.

The main castle, known as the Clan Seat, and the home of the Clan Chief, is Castle Leod in Strathpeffer north of Inverness.

If it's not, then Inverary has a twin. Someone should tell the Duke of Argyll.

ram build castles in air that he goes to america.

Yes, 13 is too old for a bounce house/castle.

william needed to keep control so he made motte and bailey castles these were not good enough against invasion

Pevensey Castle was involved in three military actions during the High Middle Ages. It was put under siege in the Rebellion of 1088 by King William II, it was used by forces of King Steven during his war with Queen Matilda in the period of 1135 to 1141, and it was besieged by Simon de Montfort when forces of King Henry III took refuge in it after the Battle of Lewes, in 1264.

Not aerial bombs, because there were no planes or dirigibles to drop them from.

There were various experiments with exploding shells using gunpowder around 1400 in Europe. But metal cannonballs were cheaper and more common, being widely used after the 14th century. They also still used wooden siege engines, and weapons such as the onager, catapult, and trebuchet.

The Japanese used many incendiary weapons, such as fire bombs launched from catapults, and using fireworks as a weapon against wooden gates.

Each floor is typically 15 feet

the warwick caslte has a moat - this is a man made type of river that prevents enemies form just walking into the castle and attacking.

another feature is a drawbridge - it is worked by workers in the castle and they pull the bridge up when enemies are invading.