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|location = [[Tartar Rayon]], [[Azerbaijan]] |
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''''Qakhach Tower''' ({{lang-az| Qaxaç qalası}}) – is a mountain-top fortress located in [[Tartar Rayon]] according to [[administrative divisions of Azerbaijan]] and in the [[Martakert Province]] according to [[administrative divisions of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic]].<ref>{{Cite news |
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==Architecture== |
==Architecture== |
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The fortress |
The fortress is located at a height of more than 1700 metres, surrounded by vertical cliffs with the heights of 50–60 metres, has a hard-to-reach entrance from the southern part. During its history the fortress has never been taken by storm. Parts of the defensive walls remain standing. |
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The territory of the fortress occupies a large area, though it seems small. Many rooms, secret passages cut into the cliffs, and special “loopholes” for throwing stones at enemies are inside its territory. The water supply problem was solved by a unique method: two rock-cut reservoirs to store rain and melt-water are located in the center of the fortress. Fresh water was brought from a spring at the foot of the mountain. |
The territory of the fortress occupies a large area, though it seems small. Many rooms, secret passages cut into the cliffs, and special “loopholes” for throwing stones at enemies are inside its territory. The water supply problem was solved by a unique method: two rock-cut reservoirs to store rain and melt-water are located in the center of the fortress. Fresh water was brought from a spring at the foot of the mountain. |
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* [[Culture of Nagorno-Karabakh]] |
* [[Culture of Nagorno-Karabakh]] |
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* [[Principality of Khachen]] |
* [[Principality of Khachen]] |
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* [[Kingdom of Artsakh]] |
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[[az:Qaxaç qalası]] |
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[[ru:Качагакаберд (крепость)]] |
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[[uk:Качахакаберд]] |
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[[Category: Monuments and memorials in Azerbaijan]] |
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[[Category: Buildings and structures in Azerbaijan]] |
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[[Category: Azerbaijani building and structure stubs]] |
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[[Category: Towers in Azerbaijan]] |
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[[Category: Visitor attractions in Azerbaijan]] |
Revision as of 09:00, 21 June 2012
Qaxaç qalası | |
Standort | Tartar Rayon, Azerbaijan |
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Typ | Fortress |
Completion date | IX century |
'Qakhach Tower (Azerbaijani: Qaxaç qalası) – is a mountain-top fortress located in Tartar Rayon according to administrative divisions of Azerbaijan and in the Martakert Province according to administrative divisions of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic.[1][2]
Architecture
The fortress is located at a height of more than 1700 metres, surrounded by vertical cliffs with the heights of 50–60 metres, has a hard-to-reach entrance from the southern part. During its history the fortress has never been taken by storm. Parts of the defensive walls remain standing.
The territory of the fortress occupies a large area, though it seems small. Many rooms, secret passages cut into the cliffs, and special “loopholes” for throwing stones at enemies are inside its territory. The water supply problem was solved by a unique method: two rock-cut reservoirs to store rain and melt-water are located in the center of the fortress. Fresh water was brought from a spring at the foot of the mountain.