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e ruins of the princely castle on the mountain. It was probably founded by the prince of Świdnica-Jawor, Bolesław the Bald in the 1st half of the 13th century. Expanded on an irregular plan in the 2nd half of the 13th century by prince Bolko I. It was the seat of the Dukes of Świdnica and Jawor. At the end of the fourteenth century, it passed into the hands of knights. Expanded in the fourteenth and fifteenth cent. it consisted of an upper, middle and low castle. Fortified in the sixteenth century. Destroyed during the Thirty Years' War in the seventeenth century, it was not rebuilt. Fragments of walls, towers and fortifications have been preserved.
Plan of the castle according to Cezary Buśko 'Die Burg Lähn im 12.-17. Jahrhundert' Plan of the castle according to H.Uhtenwold, taken from 'Silesian Castles' [15] Reconstruction of the castle in the 13th century according to Jan Salm, 'Lexicon of castles in Poland' [262] Copperplate engraving by F.B. Endler from 1802 [145] Reconstruction of the castle according to W.Patschovsky [300] Ruins of the Wleń Castle on a lithograph by Theodor Blatterbauer from 1885 Reconstruction of the Wleń castle on an interwar postcard Wleń on graphics from the second half of the nineteenth century Woodcut, Illustrated Weekly 1881 from the collection of the Library of the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences Woodcut, Illustrated Weekly 1881 from the collection of the Library of the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 The walls of the Romanesque hexagonal tower, and above it a round Gothic tower, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 The eastern section of the perimeter walls, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 The ruins of the hexagonal tower visible from the top of the round tower, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 Ruins of the southern wing, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 The remains of the oldest part on the west side of the complex, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 Interior of the twelfth-century buildings, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 View from the remains of the original hexagonal bergfried to the later round tower, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 Castle courtyard, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 The window of the round tower and the buildings along the western section of the perimeter walls, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 The window of the round tower and the buildings along the western section of the perimeter walls, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 Twelfth-century wall, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 The gable vault of the tower, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 Remains of buildings along the western perimeter wall, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 Aerial view from the south-west, photo by ZeroJeden, X 2013 Aerial view from the south-west, photo by ZeroJeden, X 2013 Aerial view from the south-west, photo by ZeroJeden, X 2013 Aerial view from the west, photo by ZeroJeden, X 2013 Ruins of the castle on a postcard from 1940 Aerial view from the north, photo by ZeroJeden, X 2013 Aerial view from the south-east, photo by ZeroJeden, X 2013 Aerial view from the south-east, photo by ZeroJeden, X 2013 Aerial view from the south, photo by ZeroJeden, X 2013 Aerial view from the south, photo by ZeroJeden, X 2013 Wleń Castle on a postcard from the beginning of the twentieth century Wleń Castle on a postcard from 1915 Wleń Castle on a postcard from the 40s of the twentieth century Wleń Castle on a postcard from the beginning of the twentieth century Wleń Castle on a postcard from 1927 Castle tower, view from the northern buildings, photo by ZeroJeden, IX 2002 Wleń Castle in the photo from 1887-1900 Wleń Castle in the photo from 1905-15 Wleń Castle in the photo from 1910-15 Wleń Castle in the photo from 1915-30 photo by ZeroJeden, IX 2002 photo by ZeroJeden, IX 2002 The entrance gate in the eastern wall was pierced secondarily, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005 The ground floor of the buildings along the western line of walls, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2005
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e ruins of the princely castle on the mountain. It was probably founded by the prince of Świdnica-Jawor, Bolesław the Bald in the 1st half of the 13th century. Expanded on an irregular plan in the 2nd half of the 13th century by prince Bolko I. It was the seat of the Dukes of Świdnica and Jawor. At the end of the fourteenth century, it passed into the hands of knights. Expanded in the fourteenth and fifteenth cent. it consisted of an upper, middle and low castle. Fortified in the sixteenth century. Destroyed during the Thirty Years' War in the seventeenth century, it was not rebuilt. Fragments of walls, towers and fortifications have been preserved.
