That is why it was also demolished in 1437 on the personal order of Emperor Sigismund after the provincial army had unsuccessfully besieged it for a long time and finally - to its good fortune - captured the commander of the castle garrison. One of the largest Czech castles was designed very differently from contemporary castle buildings and fortified with fortifications of a completely new type, making its remains an extremely important monument even in the European context.
More information about Panna Castle in the section: The Golden Trail of Castle Lands