Yes - in the original sense that his parents were not married.
When William the Conqueror was growing up he was called William the B*****d because his parents were not married. After the Battle of Hastings, he was called William the Conqueror because of his take over of England.
William of Normandy, William the Conqueror, William the Bastard, William I.
William of Normandy became William the Conqueror.
William I also known as William the Conqueror, William of Normandy, and William the Bastard.
He was known as WIlliam of Normandy, William the Bastard, or William the Conqueror.
William the Bastard (as he was illegitmate) or officially the Duke of Normandy which he was before he conquered England.
His full name was "William", he had no other name since he was born a bastard.
He didn't have a 'surname' that we have now. The 'Duke of Normandy' at the end of his name was his equivalent of a surname.One of his nicknames were William the Bastard.
He didn't have a 'surname' that we have now. The 'Duke of Normandy' at the end of his name was his equivalent of a surname.One of his nicknames were William the Bastard.
William the Bastard - he was illegitimate.
This was William the Conqueror. His father was Robert the Magnificent (also known, though probably not in his hearing) as Robert the Devil. His mother was Arlette, a tanner's daughter from the town of Falaise. Actually I Asked Who is William Marriom Branham! and he was the Prophet of god and He told us of the coming rapture
William the Conqueror did not have a last name. He came from a time in which surnames were not often used. To identify themselves, people often took the name of the town where they were born or later lived, or from a notable holding like a castle or manor. William was born out of wedlock to his mother, Herleve de Falaise (she was from the town of Falaise, Normandy. His father was Robert, Duke of Normandy. Consequently, William was known by the following names: William I, King of England William the Conqueror William the Bastard William of Falaise