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no the battle of hastings came ofter the battle of stamford bridge
This depends on which challenge you are referring to and which timeframe. In 1066, the Anglo-Saxons and Norwegians matched forces at the Battle of Stamford Bridge, and the battle traditionally symbolizes the end of the Viking Age, which was a challenge for many of their victims.
1. The battle of Stamford Bridge was one of the three battles in 1066. 2. It took place on the 25th September 1066. 3. It took place on Stamford Bridge, Yorkshire. 4. The battle consist of the Saxons under Harold, King of England vs. Norwegians under Harald Hardrada and Earl Tostig. 5. The battle took place because when Edward the Confessor died he left no direct heir.
no, they just happened one after another.
Harold Godwinson (King Harold II) had killed the Norwegian leader called Harald Hardrada in 1066. Harold II's traitorous brother Tostig was also killed fighting with the Norwegians. Stamford Bridge is in Yorkshire, England.
no the battle of hastings came ofter the battle of stamford bridge
This depends on which challenge you are referring to and which timeframe. In 1066, the Anglo-Saxons and Norwegians matched forces at the Battle of Stamford Bridge, and the battle traditionally symbolizes the end of the Viking Age, which was a challenge for many of their victims.
Battle of Stamford Bridge happened on 1066-09-25.
The battle of Stamford Bridge commenced on 25th September 1066.
There were no Normans at the Battle of Stamford Bridge. Stamford Bridge was a battle between the forces of King Harold II of England and the Norwegian invader Harold Hardrada.
1. The battle of Stamford Bridge was one of the three battles in 1066. 2. It took place on the 25th September 1066. 3. It took place on Stamford Bridge, Yorkshire. 4. The battle consist of the Saxons under Harold, King of England vs. Norwegians under Harald Hardrada and Earl Tostig. 5. The battle took place because when Edward the Confessor died he left no direct heir.
no, they just happened one after another.
Stamford Bridge
Harold Godwinson (King Harold II) had killed the Norwegian leader called Harald Hardrada in 1066. Harold II's traitorous brother Tostig was also killed fighting with the Norwegians. Stamford Bridge is in Yorkshire, England.
Stamford Bridge
The battle of Stamford Bridge was on 25th of September 1066 and Harold Godwinson won And Harold Hadrada Lost !
Stamford Bridge, East Riding of Yorkshire