they use candles.
In the medieval times, they used moats as a defence against intruders.
In medieval times, a Keep is a fortified tower found within a castle. It was usually the most fortified interior part of the castle and was used as a last line of defense, where the nobility would hole themselves up in with their guards should the outer castle be taken.
Modern Castle: MAYBE they get the electricity they need just like any other house... Medieval Castle: The don't, they used to hang torches on the walls for light.
castles were used for defence and it protected the people inside the castle an example of a defensive castle would be carrickfergus castle. Major defence points were portcullis, murder holes, arrow slits ect.
There is no exact number as to how many medieval dungeons there were in the world. almost every castle had a dungeon in the medieval times. The dungeons were sometimes used to house prisoners.
In the medieval period it was called a donjon. After the medieval period, when castles were no longer being built, the term used was "keep", a word that is widely used, incorrectly, today.
For destroying castle doors.
Doves. Yet they have several proposes. They were eaten and the dung was used as well. I just saw a program on Wales and they visited a medieval castle with a built in place for doves to nest.
At the bottom of the castle or outside. Just depends on what it was used for.
Yes, roman numerals were used in medieval times.
Warwick Castle was used, for most of the Middle Ages, as a prison. Among its residents was Piers Gaveston, who remained there from the time he was captured until he was executed. It was also used for storage of provisions at various times. I cannot find that anyone used it as a home, but it might have been so.