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william the conqueror was relatively popular with the English. They actually preferred him to some of the English ones! But, saying that the amount of times he was dissed and abused were plentiful, but with his money and good battling skills and most of all kindness towards his people, the English grew onto him and respected his ways as an english king.
He didn't reward the English. However he did start a revolution. He introduced new things like the Domesday Book, Castles and the Feudal System.
When he felt like it...
William the Conqueror took over Britain following the Battle of Hastings in 1066 AD. He was a thin, fair skinned man with brunette hair and a long goatee.
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william the conqueror was relatively popular with the English. They actually preferred him to some of the English ones! But, saying that the amount of times he was dissed and abused were plentiful, but with his money and good battling skills and most of all kindness towards his people, the English grew onto him and respected his ways as an english king.
Some people liked him and some people didn't.
what were Williams castles like
It was the earliest public record of people's holdings that were assessed for taxes. It was completed in 1086 by the order of William the Conqueror.
He didn't reward the English. However he did start a revolution. He introduced new things like the Domesday Book, Castles and the Feudal System.
When he felt like it...
got 7 j's and ruled England like a true king.
William the Conqueror took over Britain following the Battle of Hastings in 1066 AD. He was a thin, fair skinned man with brunette hair and a long goatee.
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Somewhere high like on a hill, because in times when William The Conqueror was king he need it a far a possible so it was hard for the people to rebel on him.
The main reason William the Conqueror built castles in England was so that he could control rebellions, keep his people safe, and for places to live in. Also, he built them as bases for tax collection.
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