Yes, Harold was killed at Hastings. Allegedly, he was killed when a stray arrow hit him in the eye. He may have been captured and executed on the spot, because William was after the English Crown, and would not have wanted any other claimant live.
No, not strictly accurate.
Hastings (on the south coast of England) was the nearest town. The battle itself was fought about 7 miles away inland - an abbey was then built there, and the village that was then created was called Battle.
The ruins of the abbey - and the village of Battle is still there, and part of the battlefield.
So, The Battle of Hastings was actually killed at Battle!
Harold was supposedly slain at the top of the hill, near where the high altar of the abbey was placed. There is a commemorative stone there now.
King Harold
Harold Godwinson was the king of England during the battle of haistings.
king Harold godwise died at the battle of hasting
Yes but only for a short time because he was killed at the Battle of Hasting in 1066
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The Battle of Hasting was fought between King Harold II of England and Duke William of Normandy on 14th October in 1066. The battle took place at Senlac Hill around 6 miles from the Northwest of Hasting. In this battle, Duke of William gained victory over Harold II. It is the remarkable battle in the history of both English and Norman. King Harold II was killed and Duke of William was the conqueror.
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It decide who would be king, William, duke of Normandy, or Harold of England.
Harold hardrada was killed by Harold Godwinson in the battle of hastings
3. King Harold at Hasting. Richard the 1st Lion Heart killed by a crossbow bolt whilst besieging a French castle and Richard the 3rd at Barnet.