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Sar Yazd Castle (Persian: قلعه سريزد) alternatively spelled Saryazd is a Sassanid fortification in the village of Sar Yazd, Yazd Province, Iran. It is located 50 kilometers from the city of Yazd.
Background
Yazd was a major city and Zoroastrian religious center in Sassanid times and the castle was used as a safebox in the case of invasion, in which the residents could store valuables such as gold and jewels as well as other items such as food or grain.[1] In the ancient world, invasion or raiding parties would look for valuable loot, while also pillaging for food for sustenance - therefore it was of importance to keep such commodities out of enemy reach.[2]
Construction
The fortress was constructed during the Sassanid era, sometime between the 3rd and 7th centuries AD and is made of adobe. Its defences are two concentric walls, the outer wall being six meters in height and the inner being nine meters tall. In addition to the walls a moat was also constructed. The structure contains 480 rooms.[3]
Modern Condition
The structure is in varying states of ruin. In modern times the castle has become a tourist attraction and is located near two caravansaries.[4]
Saryazd Castle was registered in national index by the Iranian Cultural Heritage Organization with number 1084 in 1975.[1]
Iran
The interior of the fortress
The front gate
The moat
The tower
Sasanian castles
This page was last edited on 28 January 2021, at 06:55