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Rhuddlan Castle

Rhuddlan Castle
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Rhuddlan Castle, a ruin in Wales, is an example of medieval military architecture. Located in the town of Rhuddlan, it is among the early fortifications built under the command of Edward I to secure English rule in the region. Its design, featuring corner gatehouses, makes it an example of 13th-century castles.

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The construction of Rhuddlan Castle began in 1277 under the direction of James of St. George, commissioned by the English King Edward I. It was one of the first in a series of fortresses the king had built in Wales to consolidate his power.

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Source: Wikipedia · Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0

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