Monarchy

A castle is a large, fortified structure built primarily for protection and residence, often associated with royalty, nobility, or military leaders. Castles typically feature high walls, towers, gates, and sometimes a moat to defend against attacks. Inside, they include living quarters, great halls, and storage areas, designed to support life during sieges. Historically, castles were built in strategic locations to control territory or guard important routes. Over time, many castles have become symbols of heritage, attracting visitors for their architectural beauty and historical significance.

Armor is a type of protective clothing made of metal or other durable materials worn by soldiers in the past to protect themselves from harm or injury during battles. Armor was typically made up of various pieces, such as a helmet, breastplate, gauntlets, greaves, and sometimes even a shield, covering different body parts. Different types of armor were developed over time, such as chainmail, plate armor, and scale armor. They were often designed to provide maximum protection while still allowing the wearer to move around and fight effectively.

An arrow is a long, thin object designed to be shot from a bow. It consists of a shaft, typically made of wood, aluminum, or carbon fiber, with a pointed tip at the front, feathers or plastic vanes at the rear for stability, and a notch at the end that fits onto the bowstring. Arrows are used in archery for hitting targets or hunting. The pointed tip can vary depending on the purpose, such as for hunting, sport, or target practice, and the feathers or vanes help the arrow fly straight by stabilizing its flight.