Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire, England

E13653

Bishop King of England fortified manor house historical event medieval castle

Newark Castle in Nottinghamshire, England, is a medieval fortress on the River Trent best known as the place where King John of England died in 1216.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Bishop → King of England → fortified manor house → historical event → medieval castle →
architecturalStyle	Norman →
besiegedDuring	First English Civil War →
builder	Alexander, Bishop of Lincoln →
builtFor	Bishop of Lincoln →
constructionStartApprox	circa 1120s →
constructionStartCentury	12th century →
controlledBy	Royalists →
country	England →
date	1216-10-19 →
diedAt	Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire →
governedBy	Newark and Sherwood District Council →
hasCondition	partly ruined →
hasFeature	curtain walls → gardens → gatehouse → towers → undercroft →
hasHeritageDesignation	Grade I listed building →
hasInterpretiveDisplays	yes →
hasOnsiteMuseumOrExhibits	yes →
hasViewOver	River Trent →
heritageDesignationCountry	United Kingdom →
laterAlterationsCentury	13th century → 14th century →
locatedIn	East Midlands → Newark-on-Trent → Nottinghamshire → United Kingdom →
locatedOnRiver	River Trent →
nearbyInfrastructure	Newark Castle railway station →
notableFor	association with death of King John → medieval riverside fortress →
openToPublic	true →
originalFunction	episcopal residence →
ownedBy	Newark and Sherwood District Council →
partOf	defences of Newark-on-Trent →
place	Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire →
region	Nottinghamshire →
significantEvent	Death of King John of England →
slightedAfter	First English Civil War →
slightingOrderedBy	Parliamentarians →
tourismAttraction	yes →
usedDuring	First English Civil War →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
John → King John of England →	deathPlace
King John of England ("Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire") →	diedAt
Death of King John of England ("Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire") →	place