| 词条 | Castle of Caminha |
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The Castle of Caminha (Portuguese: Castelo de Caminha) is a medieval castle located in the village and county Caminha, in the Portuguese district of Viana do Castelo. HistoryEarly historyIt is believed that the early human occupation of their site dates back to prehistory. At the time of the Roman invasion of the Iberian Peninsula, it was endowed with a fortress, whose foundations date back to the fourth and fifth centuries. Medieval EraThe defences were reinforced and expanded during the Christian Reconquest. During conflicts with Castile, its settlement and defense they were encouraged under the reigns of King Afonso III (1248-1279), King Denis (1279-1325) and John I (1385-1433), due the strategic value that this lindeira town represented for the kingdom. With the closure of the 1383-85 Portuguese interregnum crisis, the village supported John. The new King John I helped the village and garrisoned by a second line of walls. Under the reign of King Manuel I (1495-1521), the town and its castle are recorded in drawings by Duarte de Armas in his Book of Fortresses, c. 1509. ReferencesExternal links{{coord missing|Portugal}} 2 : Castles in Portugal|Castles in Viana do Castelo District |
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