They built it there so then it can be safe.
Many castles were built by the Normans around the border and coast of Wales and it is possible that the earliest of the motte and bailey type has disappeared from history. Some of the earliest known ones are:Chepstow castle (Cas-Gwent), originally built as a small stone castle by William fitzOsbern in 1067 to control the crossings over the river Wye. It was later extended and changed many times throughout the medieval period. The Normans called the place Striguil, from the local Welsh term ystraigl (a bend in the river).Cardiff castle, where in 1091 the Normans used the foundations of a derelict Roman fort.LLansteffan castle, built early in the 1100s on the site of an Iron Age hill fort, which would have already possessed earth banks and ditches.Carmarthen castle, begun in 1094.Aberystwyth castle was first constructed in the early 1100s as a ringwork, without a motte and tower.
The Welsh word for 'castle' is castell.
Which castle are you referring to?
so that it could keep out the welsh and was a good place to build
Gaelic is native to Ireland, Scotland and Man; Welsh is Celtic but not Gaelic. That said, the Welsh word for 'castle' is castell.
The border between Wales and England is long and there are several counties on each side. Powys is the largest county on the Welsh side of the border, but there are several others too.
It is castell.
Sadly there are no records i the public domain regarding the cost of Harlech. The History of the of Harlech Castle dates back to 1283. Harlech was a massive defensive castle. During the Welsh rebellion of 1294, thirty-seven men defended Harlech Castle against the entire Welsh army led by Madog. The castle fell to Owain Glyndwr ( 1355 - 1415) a great Welsh revolutionary leader. There may be records in London but these are in the keeping of the present Head of State, her Majesty the Queen
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The History of the of Harlech Castle dates back to 1283. Harlech was a massive defensive castle. During the Welsh rebellion of 1294, thirty-seven men defended Harlech Castle against the entire Welsh army led by Madog. The castle fell to Owain Glyndwr ( 1355 - 1415) the great Welsh revolutionary leader.
Kidwelly Castle was built by the English as a defense against the Welsh.
The construction began in the late 11th Century as a Welsh Border strongholds of Roger de Lacy and it was held by that family until the 13th century. It is now a part ruined, non inhabited castle owned by the Trustees of Powis Castle on behalf of the family of the Earl of Powis