1) Why were the forts of great importance in the
medieval age?
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The castles were required so that the Normans could remain safe and in control. Major castles were built in or near large centres of population. On the edge of London William the Conqueror had a massive square keep constructed as a reminder to the Londoners that he was their king.
Building monumental forts was a regular feature in medieval times which often symbolised the seat of power of a king. ... When such a fort was captured by an attacking army the vanquished ruler either lost his complete power or his sovereignty.
Forts have been important in the history of mankind. ... Conventionally forts were built to ensure a safe and secure human settlement, to keep the enemy far away and to ensure having an upper hand during war.
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