Assertion: castle's moat | /r/HasProperty | filled with water
Facets:
value: from a nearby mountain brook
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: easily
type: MANNER
value: during attack in some cases
type: TEMPORAL
value: permanently
type: MANNER
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Most modern Japanese castles have moats filled with water, but castles in the feudal period more commonly had 'dry moats' karabori (空堀, 【からぼり】, lit.
text: Some castles have a moat, which is deep, wide trench, usually filled with water, surrounding the rampart of the castle; a drawbridge that links the castle to the barbican by spanning the moat in the down position to allow people in and out, and preventing entry to the castle when in the up position; a chapel for religious rituals; a dungeon (or dunjon), the heavily fortified central tower or keep, which serves as a fortification and possibly as a jail for criminals.
text: The fortress was surrounded by a deep moat which, in times of war or social unrest, could easily be filled with water from a nearby mountain brook.
text: The fortress was surrounded by a deep moat which, in times of war or social unrest, could easily be filled with water from a nearby mountain brook.
text: An artificial ditch or moat was dug to surround the entire castle complex and could be filled with water permanently or temporarily during attack in some cases.
text: The fortress was surrounded by a deep moat which, in times of war or social unrest, could easily be filled with water from a nearby mountain brook.