Dagheers
Dagheers is a term that refers to a specific type of historical fort or castle primarily found in the mountainous regions of the Caucasus. These structures are characterized by their strategic location, often built on high, inaccessible cliffs or natural rock formations to provide defensive advantages. The architecture of dagheers typically incorporates locally sourced stone and materials, blending seamlessly with the rugged terrain.
The primary function of these fortified settlements was defense against invaders and as centers of local governance
The precise origins and widespread use of dagheers vary by region and historical period, with examples found