William built castles because he thought that it would show he had power and that he could watch over England.he thought he would be the gratest and he could rule the English people
William the I built them to protect his army, he built 500 castles made of wood, and when he had total control of England and the opposition was destroyed, he replaced these wooden castles with stronger, more stable stone castles. William the Conqueror built castles to protect him and his men from attack by the Anglo-Saxons he had beaten in battle of Hastings. During the first few years he spent over ruling the English he ordered 500 castles to be built. These were of the Motte and Bailey variety which is a bailey (wooden stronghold) on top of a motte (man-made hill.) Once the country was totally under his control and all of his opposition were crushed, that's when he then he replaced the "temporary" castles with more permanent stone structures. Most of these can still be visited today. Also he needed it to show the people of England that he was in control.
i don't think there was a castle at the battle, but after the battle then the new king William had an abbey made in honour or that he felt bad about killing king Harold and where king Harold fell to his death it is said that the high alter marks the spot of his death, the castle of hastings on the sea front was one of the 1st castles to be erected by William i don't think there was a castle at the battle, but after the battle then the new king William had an abbey made in honour or that he felt bad about killing king Harold and where king Harold fell to his death it is said that the high alter marks the spot of his death, the castle of hastings on the sea front was one of the 1st castles to be erected by William
There are many Norman castles that were buit in britain: One is Conisbrough Castle, another is Rochester Castle, Warwickshire castle, Lincoln Castle and many more. These would have been built in the 11th century at about 1070. All Stone Castles built by the normans would have origionally been Motte and Bailey castles as they were made out of wood they turned them into Stone castles.
These are the names of the castles that King Edward I built after 1277: * Caergwrle castle * Flint castle * Hawarden Castle * Harlik Castle There are also many more castles that King Edward built aswell.
Elizabeth the 1st lived in a huge castles than a lovely home.
Stone castles already existed in Normandy and France at the time of the Norman conquest of England, but in view of the need to rapidly subdue the land and its population most of the castles built under William I were of earth and timber. A few stone castles, or stone donjons (towers) within earth ramparts, were constructed immediately, however - one of the earliest was William's palace at London which later became "The Tower of London".The White Tower (Tower of London) was begun in 1077, but the Normans had already begun construction of a stone donjon at Chepstow in Gwent, Wales, in 1072 - this may have been the earliest in Britain.
if he didnt use fear or violence the people wouldnt be scared of him. so king william used fear like if you dont let me be your king i will burn all your houses down
Yes. He is also know as William of Normandy
William the Conqueror was William I of England. His son was William II and was king after him. The next William was not until the 1680's.
William 1st, also known as William the conqueror reigned from 1066 ti 1087 CE. He was the first Norman king in England and was the first to expand the English territory.
William the Conquer, who was the 1st king William.
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