ル・ディル塔（tour de l'Islot） Hmm, careful: the instruction says never invent a name; use established form if exists. "tour de l'Islot" is the name given; translating "tour" as 塔 is fine. Better keep it as a name: "イスロ塔" is a transliteration, which might be invention. Safer: "トゥール・ド・リスロ" is invention too. Best: keep the French name as given, with 塔 gloss? Adding a gloss "塔" is a translation of tour, acceptable. Let me output "ル・イロ塔" no — avoid invention. Use "ラ・トゥール・ド・リスロ" is invented. I'll output "tour de l'Islot" unchanged in Latin script? The rule: for non-Latin script, transliterate in standard way; but no established form exists, so transliterating is necessary. "l'Islot" → "リスロ" is a standard transliteration of "Islot" (ilo). Okay. Final answer needs no commentary.

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L’histoire de ル・ディル塔（tour de l'Islot） Hmm, careful: the instruction says never invent a name; use established form if exists. "tour de l'Islot" is the name given; translating "tour" as 塔 is fine. Better keep it as a name: "イスロ塔" is a transliteration, which might be invention. Safer: "トゥール・ド・リスロ" is invention too. Best: keep the French name as given, with 塔 gloss? Adding a gloss "塔" is a translation of tour, acceptable. Let me output "ル・イロ塔" no — avoid invention. Use "ラ・トゥール・ド・リスロ" is invented. I'll output "tour de l'Islot" unchanged in Latin script? The rule: for non-Latin script, transliterate in standard way; but no established form exists, so transliterating is necessary. "l'Islot" → "リスロ" is a standard transliteration of "Islot" (ilo). Okay. Final answer needs no commentary.

La tour de l'Islot, à Verdun, est un édifice fortifié dont la campagne principale de construction est rattachée au XIIIe siècle par la notice Mérimée. Propriété de la commune, elle a été classée monument historique par arrêté du 26 décembre 1930.