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The Gothic building was built at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries. There were a few settlements on the site of the current castle, the oldest, though short-lived, lasted between the 6th and 8th centuries, the traces of the next one are from the 9th-10th centuries. In the fourteenth century, the Mazovian prince Janusz I, ordered the erection of a brick castle in the place of the outdated castle, which was built in the years 1388 - 1410. It was one of the most important residences of Prince Janusz I, who died at this castle on December 8, 1429. When these areas were annexed to the Kingdom of Poland in 1526, the castle became royal property. From 1547, the castle belonged to Queen Bona, who replaced the wooden buildings of the courtyard with stone ones. During the Swedish Deluge in 1656, the castle in Czersk suffered a very serious damage. After the Third Partition of Poland and taking over Czersk by Prussians, the walls were partially demolished. The castle has been ruined... wyświetl cały opis

The Gothic building was built at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries. There were a few settlements on the site of the current castle, the oldest, though short-lived, lasted between the 6th and 8th centuries, the traces of the next one are from the 9th-10th centuries. In the fourteenth century, the Mazovian prince Janusz I, ordered the erection of a brick castle in the place of the outdated castle, which was built in the years 1388 - 1410. It was one of the most important residences of Prince Janusz I, who died at this castle on December 8, 1429. When these areas were annexed to the Kingdom of Poland in 1526, the castle became royal property. From 1547, the castle belonged to Queen Bona, who replaced the wooden buildings of the courtyard with stone ones. During the Swedish Deluge in 1656, the castle in Czersk suffered a very serious damage. After the Third Partition of Poland and taking over Czersk by Prussians, the walls were partially demolished. The castle has been ruined since then.

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