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medieval city refers to a city that was built and thrived during the Middle Ages, a time period that spanned roughly from the 5th to the 15th century in Europe. These cities typically had structures, buildings, and architecture that reflected the styles and traditions of that era. They often had fortifications like walls or castles for protection and were often centered around a castle or a large church. Medieval cities were bustling centers of commerce, culture, and political power back in the day.
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