Donnazs
Donnazs is a term that appears to be a misspelling or a less common variation of "donjons," which refers to the main tower or innermost keep of a castle. In medieval European castles, the donjon served as a fortified residence for the lord and his family, as well as a last resort for defense. Its strategic placement within the castle complex, often at the most inaccessible point, made it a vital stronghold.
Historically, donjons evolved in design over centuries. Early Norman donjons, for example, were often square or
The primary functions of a donjon included providing living quarters, administrative spaces, and a secure storage