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Valencia Castle, Spain

It is a historic castle located in the city of Turin in the Valencia region of Spain, and is an important cultural asset. This castle was first built during the Muslim period and was a key defense point in the western region of Bal'ansiatayifa (a small Muslim country) in the 11th century. After the Christian conquest, the importance of castles continued, but their military value gradually decreased with the union of Castile and Aragon kingdoms. Not only is it a witness to regional history, but it is also an important relic for studying the military and political landscape of medieval Spain.

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