Raglan Castle

Location: Monmouthshire, Wales

Historical Origins: Constructed in the 15th century by Sir William ap Thomas, the "Blue Knight of Gwent," who fought at the Battle of Agincourt.

Architectural Design: Known for its polygonal layout, featuring six-sided towers and distinctive gatehouses.

The Great Tower: Also called the "Yellow Tower of Gwent," it was originally four stories tall and surrounded by a moat.

Wars of the Roses: Played a critical role in supporting Edward IV during the 15th-century conflicts.

Civil War Destruction: Heavily damaged during a 1646 siege by Parliamentarians in the English Civil War, leaving it a romantic ruin.