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    the Holy Roman Empire, there is a distinction between a Vorburg and a Kernburg roughly corresponding to lower and upper baileys in English castles.[page needed]...
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    three stages. After the construction of the rectangular inner ward or kernburg, the zwinger walls were built between 1340 and 1369 under the bailiff,...
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    two bergfrieds stand at opposite ends of the inner ward (here called the Kernburg). The inner ward is completely surrounded by an outer ward with an outer...
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    Stekovics. ISBN 3-929330-89-X. Burg Falkenstein with map Grundriss der Kernburg Falkenstein, ausflugsziele-harz.de Harzer Wandernadel: Stempelstelle 200...
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    gate (2005) Great Lauenburg, building ruins in the area of the western Kernburg (2005) Lauenburg Castle Ruins (in German) Stecklenberg (in German) "Lauenburg...
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    Burg Breuberg is among Germany's best preserved castles. The so-called Kernburg (“core castle”) arose at the beginning of the 13th century and was founded...
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    above the neck ditch. Fourth, is the upper ward (Oberburg) or inner ward (Kernburg) (C) on the ascending, elongated rocky ridge that is up to 55 metres long...
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    120 metres by 50 metres. The primitive castle of the 13th century, or Kernburg, was equipped in the southwest with a shield wall facing possible attack...
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    walls, the Zwinger, have almost completely disappeared. The inner ward (Kernburg) is 35 metres long by 18 metres wide. It does not have a bergfried. On...
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