25-10-2021, 04:57 PM
Interesting - and you may be correct, but it doesn't agree with what the first link says.
"The long-standing tower of Lublin’s castle complex, known in Polish as the [i]donżon[/i] (ENG: keep), was built in the 13th century and is the oldest brick structure in the city. Indeed the castle complex has gone through numerous iterations in its lifetime, however, this tower has stayed put in its original style for more than 800 years!"
Why would it be rebuilt with swallowtail merlons, if these were historically irrelevant?
"The long-standing tower of Lublin’s castle complex, known in Polish as the [i]donżon[/i] (ENG: keep), was built in the 13th century and is the oldest brick structure in the city. Indeed the castle complex has gone through numerous iterations in its lifetime, however, this tower has stayed put in its original style for more than 800 years!"
Why would it be rebuilt with swallowtail merlons, if these were historically irrelevant?