Actually, knights did not destroy castles, at least not fighting the way knights traditionally fought. Knights were heavy cavalry, and they fought on fields where horses could be used to advantage. Against a castle, they were nearly useless. Knights could command the armies brought against castles, however, and work on them in that capacity.
Castles were destroyed in various ways.
One was to assault the castle too quickly for the defenders to get ready. This was not usually possible, though it did happen from time to time.
Another was to use siege machines. A battering ram could break down the gate of the castle. A catapult could break the walls apart, but it took a long time to do it.
A siege could be put in place with the hope of starving the people in the castle. In such a case, catapults could toss the bodies of people who had died of some horrible disease over the walls, with a view to spreading sickness among the defenders.
One was to use mines. A tunnel was dug under the castle walls producing a large chamber. This chamber was then filled with something that could burn slowly; often the bodies of dead pigs were used because the fat would burn. The fire, which could continue for days, gradually weakened the walls until they collapsed.
Medieval castles.
Peasants and Knights made their weapons out of wood, iron, and different materials. Knights fought to protect their Kings and to worship their land. That's why they had to build castles to protect their land.
Medieval castles evolved because the old Motte and Bailey castles where easier to set alight and where not very strong, so they made stone castles to improve defence.
Medieval castles had no steam room.
Yes, there were knights.
Knights and Fighting by Henry the 11V
it is used in wars, medieval knights used it in castles....
Knights' quarters in medieval castles typically featured a sleeping area, storage for armor and weapons, a small table for dining, and sometimes a simple washbasin for personal hygiene. The quarters were designed to provide comfort and security for the knight when not on duty.
Castles and knights were prominent during the Medieval period in Europe. This period ranged from the 5th to 15th century and ended around the time when gunpowder became widely used on the battlefield.
Medieval castles.
There is nothing different between todays castles and medieval time castles. Today's castles were built in medieval times.
Medieval knights typically lived in castles or manor houses provided by their lord. These residences often included living quarters, stables, training grounds, and defensive structures to protect against attacks. Knights would also travel extensively to participate in tournaments, battles, and other events.
they have changed from weak and easy to destroy, to sturdy, and quite hard to attack.
The welsh medieval castles were big and gray.
Peasants and Knights made their weapons out of wood, iron, and different materials. Knights fought to protect their Kings and to worship their land. That's why they had to build castles to protect their land.
Medieval times
in the late medieval period many medieval castles did have a primitive type of cannon.