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Castles
From the earliest Motte & Bailey Castles to the massive stone Fortresses still standing today
2,974 Questions
What are the advantages of a portcullis?
You can close the gate on the enemies when they come to attack the castle. And if they get under it when it's closing, they are crushed and due to the pointy gate, they die! Portcullis are very helpful.
Who lived in the castle on smith lake?
John and Lena Baggett of Tarrant, Alabama. Upon the death of John, the home now belongs to his son Jeff Baggett.
What was the scandal of kathryn howard?
TRIGGER WARNING: R@PE and Abu$e
Her affair was abuse, Culpeper already S3xualy @ssaulted a woman and murdered somebody who tried to stop him.
There was also proof he was blackmailing her because she refused to have S3x with him. Tomas was also her distant cousin. So the relationship was @busive and he mos likely R@ped her... So there she was executed for that
What is the trebuchets purpose?
A trebuchet is a weapon to break down castle walls and kill the enemy.
the normas built swansea castle which later was called oystermouth castle
Is there a castle that was captured by someone climbing up a toilet pipe?
In fact, there is!
" Philip's men climbed up a garderobe (toilet chute) and entered the chapel above. They then let their fellow soldiers into the central bailey, which was captured. The inner bailey was surrounded by a moat, crossed by a natural rock bridge. Using the bridge as cover, the French took the inner bailey. The forces of King John surrendered on March 8, 1204. "
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Château_Gaillard
Julius Drewe had Castle Drogo built beginning in 1911. The country house near Drewsteignton, Devon, England was completed in 1930.
What is inside muncaster castle?
Inside Muncaster castle there are lots of things to do with the Muncaster family history. There are lots of things to look at and it's very interesting.
(Muncaster is my surname)
Where did medieval squires live in a castle?
In the warmest, most secure rooms. Near centre of the building, alongside the chimney and fireplace.
What is Leap Castle in Ireland known for?
It has a long history, so it is known for various things. See the link below.
How do you defeat the last castle in world 5?
to beat the world five castle, ground pound petey pirahna 3 times.
What famous allegory features the slough of despond the valley of humiliation and doubting castle?
John Bunyan`s Pilgrims Progress
When was the mallow castle built in Ireland?
The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.
The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.
The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.
The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.
The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.
The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.
The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.
The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.
The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.
The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.
The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.
How many castles are in England?
Nearly a thousand.
They are listed in the Wikipedia Related Link.
No definitive number can be found, as different sources have different criteria in determining what should be called a "castle". There are over 1500 sites throughout England which could be said to have a "castle".
Balmoral Castle is the summer holiday home of the British Royal Family.
Why did the Romans settle in Dover?
The Romans came by ship and saw the entry of the river as port for docking at Dover
Why do you think the castle had a ditch around it?
It could also protect the castle if the enemies comes.
