Later, the castle lost its defensive role after the extension of the Royal territories; circa 1450, Robert d'Estouteville transformed the castle into a more comfortable residence by dismantling the keep and adapting the fortifications to the incipient artillery.
Later, the castle lost its defensive role after the extension of the Royal territories; circa 1450, Robert d'Estouteville transformed the castle into a more comfortable residence by. Later, the castle lost its defensive role after the extension of the Royal territories; circa 1450, Robert d'Estouteville was dismantling the keep. Later, the castle lost its defensive role after the extension of the Royal territories; circa 1450, Robert d'Estouteville was adapting the fortifications to the incipient artillery.