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Noun:

ପଛ ଦ୍ୱାର |, ଛୋଟ ଦ୍ୱାର |, ଗୁପ୍ତ ଦ୍ୱାର |,

posterns's Usage Examples:

The "walls, tower, gates and posterns of the City of Chester" are recognised as a scheduled monument.

In addition, posterns (side gates) were provided, for example at Gray"s Close.

In 1480, a total of nine gates and posterns were enumerated.

For instance, in the ruined Hospitaller castle at Belvoir, posterns open into the moat at the angle between the outer wall and the corner towers.

A single main gate survives towards the east, as well as several posterns.

An 1853 account of the then-ruined building said "two narrow posterns open from each end of the southern front, of which that on the east opens.

The lower part of the tower, built in a square structure has posterns - while the upper part of the tower is octagonal.

perhaps five once existing) are still to some extent preserved, and three posterns are to be found.

The main gate of the fort is further fortified with two posterns or sally ports on its northern and southern flanks.

restorations by Honorius in 403, who at the same time blocked the two nearby posterns in the direction of Castra Praetoria and restored the porta Salaria.

For instance, in the ruined Hospitaller castle at Belvoir, posterns open.

Access to both terraces was possible through posterns on the sides of the walls" towers.

Frequently, small, hidden sally ports or posterns enabled direct combat with an enemy in the moat area.