Namdaemun (Seoul, South Korea, 14th c.)

Designated as the first National Treasure of South Korea, the Namdaemun was one of the major gateways of Seoul's Medieval city walls.

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Namdaemun, pháo đài, bức tường phòng thủ, cổng chính, cổng, Seoul, Hàn Quốc, Nam Triều Tiên, tượng đài, kiến trúc, tòa nhà, Phía Đông, công sự, lính, Tuổi trung niên, lịch sử nghệ thuật, thế kỷ thứ 14

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Chinese house

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Great Wall of China

A series of fortifications built to prevent incursions from northern nomadic groups

Samurai

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Himeji Castle

Located close to Osaka, the Japanese castle is also called the White Heron because of its white exterior.

Junk

A sailing vessel with characteristic lugsails used for both military and trade purposes.

Liuhe Pagoda (Hangzhou, 12th century)

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Medieval towers and bastions

The structure of fortresses developed together with military technology.

Torii (gateway) of the Itsukushima Shrine

The torii is a traditional Japanese gate built at the entrance of shrines.

Medieval Chinese soldier

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The Brandenburg Gate

This Neoclassical structure is one of the best-known landmarks of Berlin and Germany.

The city of Babylon (6th century BC)

The ancient city of Babylon was built on the banks of the Euphrates River in Mesopotamia.