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- Dubno_Castle abstract "The Dubno Castle (Ukrainian: Дубенський замок, Dubens'kyi zamok) was founded in 1492 by Prince Konstantin Ostrogski on a promontory overlooking the Ikva River not far from the ancient Ruthenian fort of Dubno, Volhynia. The Ostrogski castle was rebuilt in stone in the early 16th century. It had a church, a two-storey palace, and an impressive array of 73 cannons. It was there that the treasury of the Ostrogski family was kept. These fabulous treasures brought the predatory Crimean Tatars to the castle on several occasions (at least two in 1577 alone).Prince Janusz Ostrogski, the last of his family, undertook major renovations of the castle in the early 17th century. He made use of the trace itallienne, or "Italian style" of fortification, to transform Dubno into the most advanced fort in the region. It is the only Volhynian castle featuring a hornwork. Prince Janusz's palace still stands in Dubno. During the Khmelnytsky Uprising, the vicinity of Dubno Castle was the scene of heavy fighting, some of it described by Nikolai Gogol in the novella Taras Bulba (1835). The castle passed to Prince Władysław Dominik Zasławski as part of the Ostroh inheritance and survived a Russian siege in 1660. In the 18th century Dubno lost much of its military relevance. Some of the fortifications gave way to a plain rectangular palace of two storeys, commissioned in the 1780s by Prince Stanislaw Lubomirski from architects Henryk Hyacynt Ittar and Domenico Merlini. The palace's interior layout and design did not survive the First World War.After the Lubomirskis sold their Dubno residence to Princess Boryatinsky in 1871, the castle was subjected to a new campaign of remodelling. It held a notable military garrison of the Border Defence Corps. The old barbican was transformed in the 1920s into a prison where about 550 prisoners were executed by the NKVD in 1941.".
- Dubno_Castle thumbnail Dubno_castle_2.jpg?width=300.
- Dubno_Castle wikiPageID "21652559".
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- Dubno_Castle hasPhotoCollection Dubno_Castle.
- Dubno_Castle subject Category:Buildings_and_structures_completed_in_1492.
- Dubno_Castle subject Category:Buildings_and_structures_in_Rivne_Oblast.
- Dubno_Castle subject Category:Castles_in_Ukraine.
- Dubno_Castle subject Category:Palaces_in_Ukraine.
- Dubno_Castle point "50.416666666666664 25.75".
- Dubno_Castle type Artifact100021939.
- Dubno_Castle type Building102913152.
- Dubno_Castle type BuildingsAndStructuresCompletedIn1492.
- Dubno_Castle type CastlesInUkraine.
- Dubno_Castle type Dwelling103259505.
- Dubno_Castle type House103544360.
- Dubno_Castle type Housing103546340.
- Dubno_Castle type Mansion103719053.
- Dubno_Castle type Object100002684.
- Dubno_Castle type Palace103878066.
- Dubno_Castle type PalacesInUkraine.
- Dubno_Castle type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Dubno_Castle type Structure104341686.
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- Dubno_Castle type YagoGeoEntity.
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- Dubno_Castle type SpatialThing.
- Dubno_Castle comment "The Dubno Castle (Ukrainian: Дубенський замок, Dubens'kyi zamok) was founded in 1492 by Prince Konstantin Ostrogski on a promontory overlooking the Ikva River not far from the ancient Ruthenian fort of Dubno, Volhynia. The Ostrogski castle was rebuilt in stone in the early 16th century. It had a church, a two-storey palace, and an impressive array of 73 cannons. It was there that the treasury of the Ostrogski family was kept.".
- Dubno_Castle label "Castillo Dubno".
- Dubno_Castle label "Dubno Castle".
- Dubno_Castle label "Zamek w Dubnie".
- Dubno_Castle label "Дубенский замок".
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- Dubno_Castle sameAs Zamek_w_Dubnie.
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- Dubno_Castle sameAs Q2658050.
- Dubno_Castle sameAs Q2658050.
- Dubno_Castle sameAs Dubno_Castle.
- Dubno_Castle lat "50.416666666666664".
- Dubno_Castle long "25.75".
- Dubno_Castle wasDerivedFrom Dubno_Castle?oldid=584821726.
- Dubno_Castle depiction Dubno_castle_2.jpg.
- Dubno_Castle isPrimaryTopicOf Dubno_Castle.