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On 14 March, 1244, the Cathar Castle at Montsegur fell after a long siege. At dawn on 15 March more than 200 people were brutally dragged down the mountainside, locked into a large wood-filled stockade at the foot of the mountain, and burned alive. In one of his Grail romances, Wolfram von Eschenbach says the Grail castle was in the Pyrenees. His name for it was Munsalvaesche, a German version of Montsalvat, a Cathar term. In one of Wolfram’s poems, his lord of the Grail castle was named as Perilla. The lord of Montsegur was Raimon de Pereille, in Latin form in documents of the period, Perilla.
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