My dear friends, you are listening to this noise! I told you that I would share photos from the Vrdnik Tower with you, and here I am now. The following is written on the board, so you will get to know this locality: VRDNIČKA KULA In the Middle Ages, Vrdnik was a fortress-town (Castelum Rednek) on the southern defensive line of the Hungarian state. It was built on the foundations of a Roman signal tower, and the oldest known information about this fortification, whose remains are still visible on the hill above the place, dates from 1315 (Hungarian historian Canki). During the Middle Ages, the town of Vrdnik (Rednek, Redneck) belonged to the diocese, the County met for a time, and large medieval fairs were held at the foot of the town. The city wall surrounded the suburbs. Of the old medieval town, the best-preserved brunch tower is in the shape of a horseshoe, eighteen meters high. Vrdnik Tower belongs to the buildings of medieval military architecture and was an important strategic and defensive point. With the penetration of the Turks in Srem in 1521, the town of Vrdnik was abandoned, the Turkish government declared it a "quarry" and sold the stones of the walls and suburbs, so that today only the ruined dungeon tower and the remains of the ramparts can be seen on the hill. only a few of the best-preserved medieval buildings on the territory of today's Vojvodina. Recent research has shown that the foundations of the Vrdnik Tower date back to Roman times. It is believed that the main function of the fortress was the protection of Sirmium (Sremska Mitrovica). According to some sources, the builder of the tower was the Roman emperor Probus as early as 287. This fortification is 17 centuries old and as such deserves special attention. The lonely tower has withstood the test of time and people, and although it is almost completely devastated, it is the only remnant of the once mighty town of Vrdnik. In 2013, the construction of the tourist complex Ethno settlement "Vrdnička kula" began at the foot of the Vrdnička tower. (part of the text taken from the website of the Association of Citizens "Vrdnička kula") *********************************************************************************************** Dragi moji prijatelji što osluškujete ovu buku! Rekoh vam da ću sa vama podeliti fotke sa Vrdničke kule i evo to sada činim. Na tabli piše sledeće, a tako ćete se upoznati sa ovim lokalitetom: VRDNIČKA KULA U srednjem veku Vrdnik je tvrdjava-grad (Castelum Rednek) na južnoj odbrambenoj liniji Ugarske države. Izgradjena na temeljima rimske signalne kule, а najstariji poznati podatak o ovoj fortifikaciji, čiji su ostaci i danas vidljivi na brdu iznad mesta, datira iz 1315. godine (madjarski istoričar Čanki). Tokom srednjeg veka grad Vrdnik (Rednek, Redneck) pripadao je biskupiji, jedno vreme u njemu se sastajala Županija, a u podnožju grada održavani su veliki srednjovekovni sajmovi. Gradski zid je opasavao podgradje. Od starog srednjovekovnog grada najbolje je očuvana branč kula u obliku potkovice, visine osamnaest metara. Vrdnička kula pripada gradjevinama srednjovekovne vojničke arhitekture i predstavljala je važnu stratešku i odbrambenu tačku. Prodorom Turaka u Srem 1521. godine, grad Vrdnik je zapusteo, turska vlast ga je proglasila "kamenolom" i prodavala kamenje zidina i podgradja, da bi se danas na brdu videli samo zarušena donžon kula i ostaci bedema, pa ipak je Vrdnička kula jedna od svega nekoliko najočuvaniji srednjovekovnih gradjevina na teritoriji današnje Vojvodine. Najnovija istraživanja su pokazala da temelji Vrdničke kule potiču iz doba vladavine Rimljana. Smatra se da je osnovna funkcija tvrdjave bila zaštita Sirmiuma (Sremska Mitrovica). Prema nekim izvorima graditelj kule bio je rimski car Probus već 287. godine. Ovo utvrdjenje staro je 17 vekova i kao takvo zaslužuje posebnu pažnju. Usamljena kula odolela je vremenu i ljudima, i mada gotovo u potpunosti devastirana, jedini je ostatak nekada moćnog Vrdničkog grada. U 2013. godini u podnožju Vrdničke kule počela je izgradnja turističkog kompleksa Etno naselje "Vrdnička kula". (deo teksta preuzet sa stranice Udruženja gradjana"Vrdnička kula")
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For sure it was nice tower before thanks for sharing thé pictures
Thank you brother for the pictures, I love antiques,