Echoes of elegance, the abandoned château de la mothe-chandeniers

The video explores the history and current state of the Chateau de le Mont Chander Nie, a 14th-century castle near Paris. Once owned by French nobles, it was conquered by the British and damaged during the French Revolution. Restored by a relative of Napoleon III, it was later ravaged by a fire in 1932. Now, nature has taken over, but efforts are underway to restore the ruins.

What significant event happened to the Chateau de le Mont Chander Nie during the French Revolution?

• It was sold to the British.

• It was devastated.

• It was turned into a museum.

• It was converted into a hotel.

Who restored the Chateau de le Mont Chander Nie to its former glory after the French Revolution?

• A famous architect

• A British noble

• A relative of Napoleon III

• A wealthy merchant

What major event occurred in 1932 at the Chateau de le Mont Chander Nie?

• A grand ball was held.

• A violent fire broke out.

• It was declared a national monument.

• It was sold to a private owner.

How has nature affected the Chateau de le Mont Chander Nie since the fire?

• It has been renovated.

• Trees and vines have grown through it.

• It has been preserved as it was.

• It has been completely destroyed.

What is the current status of the Chateau de le Mont Chander Nie?

• It is being used as a hotel.

• It is being restored by a group raising funds.

• It has been abandoned completely.

• It is a popular tourist attraction.