The provided source material is a general article on the practice of immurement and does not supply specific historical, architectural, or folkloric details about any particular Báthory family residence or a named "Báthory Castle" at Ecsed. No construction dates, ownership chronology, historical incidents tied to a castle at Ecsed, or descriptions of the site's present condition are included in the excerpt. The source discusses immurement (live entombment) as a historical practice: definitions, modes of application (execution versus enforced seclusion), and rare cases of survival or voluntary immurement by religious anchorites. However, the excerpt does not link immurement to the Báthory family, Ecsed, or any supernatural claims. Because the research notes supplied only this general article, no site-specific claims, legends, or paranormal phenomena are asserted here.
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- [1]Immurement (excerpt). Wikipedia contributors. "Immurement." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Excerpt provided in research notes.wiki
