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This is not a castle this is a monastery, please do not make this mistake again, as it shows great ignorance as they are two completely different things.
Because nothing says I love you God better than a big massive outrageous fortified monastery. And if this isn’t a castle, it’s a fortress. Look at those fortification towers!
The construction started at beginning of the 8th century, finished end of the 10th century. It’s, like every middle age cities, a fortified city, with a fortress where the noble in charge of the city lived, a church and a monastery … right now there are still 36 people living there and 4 monks in the monastery. The Hall of the nobles and the hall of the knights are the two biggest rooms of the fortress.
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This is not a castle this is a monastery, please do not make this mistake again, as it shows great ignorance as they are two completely different things.
Well Sam… I think with opulence like that depicted anyone can be forgiven for calling this a castle.
Because nothing says I love you God better than a big massive outrageous fortified monastery. And if this isn’t a castle, it’s a fortress. Look at those fortification towers!
The fortification towers are used to keep the God and Devil inside.
I’ve been there oddly enough on behalf of the US Navy port call! Great snails for dinner!
The construction started at beginning of the 8th century, finished end of the 10th century. It’s, like every middle age cities, a fortified city, with a fortress where the noble in charge of the city lived, a church and a monastery … right now there are still 36 people living there and 4 monks in the monastery. The Hall of the nobles and the hall of the knights are the two biggest rooms of the fortress.