قصر وندسور

Windsor Castle
	Windsor, Berkshire في United Kingdom
	Viewed from the Long Walk
	Windsor Castle Location within Berkshire
الإحداثيات	Coordinates:
النوع	Three bailey wards with a round keep
معلومات المسقط
المالك	Queen Elizabeth II in right of the Crown
المشغل	Royal Household
مفتوح; للعامة	Limited access
تاريخ المسقط
قيد الاستخدام	Late 11th century – present
المواد	Bagshot Heath stone
الأحداث	First Barons' War, English Civil War
Scheduled monument
الاسم الرسمي	Windsor Castle
الرقم المرجعي	1006996
Listed Building – Grade I
الاسم الرسمي	Windsor Castle Including All The Buildings Within The Walls
التعيين	2 October 1975
الرقم المرجعي	1117776
National Register of Historic Parks and Gardens
الاسم الرسمي	Windsor Castle and Home Park
التعيين	31 August 1999
الرقم المرجعي	1001434
Part of	Royal Estate, Windsor

نطقب:Use British English

قصر وندسور Windsor Castle ، هوقصر ملكي بريطاني. شيده في مدينة وندسور ، بجنوب إنجلترا ، حوالي العام 1070 للميلاد ، الملك وليم الفاتح ، فكان منذئذ مقرا رئيسيا للأسرة الملكية الإنجليزية وقصر وندسور يعد أكبر قصور بريطانيا بلا استثناء. وعمل إدوار الثالث على إعادة بناء القصر على نطاق واسع ن ورجع تاريخ البرج المستدير ، إلى عهد الملك إدوارد ، ولكن أسوار القصر ، كانت إقامتها على يد المهندس المعماري واتفيل في عهد جورج الرابع.

والواقع حتى معظم القصر كما يظهر لنا الوم ، إننما يرجع إلى ذلك المهندس ، فقد إضطلع بإعادة بنائه بتكاليف باهظة على الطراز القوطي المعقد.

ومن بين معالم قصر وندسور ، كنيسة سانت جورج الصغيرة الملحقة به. وهي تحتل منزلة تجعلها هي وكنيسة كجز كوليدج في كامبريدج ، وكنيسة هنري السابع في وستمنر آبي ، في مستوى أبدع نماج العمارة في إنجلترا. وقد بدئ في بناء كنيسة سانت جورج على يد إدوار الرابع عام 1475 ، وتم البناء عام 1519.

قصر وندسور

القرن العشرون

Changing style of St George's Hall since the 1600s

Baroque style under Charles II

Gothic alterations made by Sir Jeffry Wyatville for George IV

Downesian Gothic reconstruction after the 1992 fire

انظر أيضاً

Constables and Governors of Windsor Castle
The Society of the Friends of St George's and Descendants of the Knights of the Garter
Windsor Festival International String Competition

ملاحظات

المراجع

^ Windsor Castle, Historic England. Retrievedثمانية August 2017.
^ Windsor Castle Including all the Buildings Within the Walls, Historic England. Retrievedثمانية August 2017.
^ The Royal Estate, Windsor: Windsor Castle and Home Park, Historic England. Retrievedثمانية August 2017.

المصادر

مجموعة الفهم ، العدد 170 يوليو1974.

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