Harold Godwinson was king after Edward the Confessor died, until William (Duke of Normandy) invaded to become king, which he did.
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Godwinson, King of England. Son of Harold, Earl of Godwin
Yes, Tostig was born the third child of Godwin, Earl of Wessex and Kent. Harold was Godwin's eldest son.
None, he defeated Viking King Harold Hadrada, but that was on English soil. William of Normandy defeated Goodwinson at Hastings.
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Harald Haardrada, Harold Godwinson, William Duke of Normandy (godwinson can also be spelt godwineson!) Harald Haardrada was king of Noway and he died in a battle against Harold Godwin(e)son who was the earl of wessex. Finally, William duke of Normandy won the battle of hastings against Harold Godwin(e)son and he became king of England in 1066
Harold was the new King of England - a Saxon, and son of the powerful Earl Godwin. William was Duke of Normandy, who claimed that he had been offered the heirdom by Edward the Confessor, with whom he had friendly relations.
Yes. Godwin was a powerful baron, whodied just before Edward the Confessor (who was childless). So Harold succeeded Edward. Harold I was Harold Harefoot, son of Canute.
H. R Loyn has written: 'Harold, son of Godwin'
please don't get confused with the spelling both kings Harold of England and harald hardrada, i think you mean king Harold (with an o) of England his second name was godwinson, son of godwin that's how they were named
Yes, King Knut also known as Cnut the Great had four children including Harold Harefoot or Harold I (c. 1015 - 17 March 1040)
Edward the Confessor and Harold Godwinsson were related by the fact that they were cousins. Harold did not win the competition to become king but being Edward's cousin it was one of his advantages to be king. William the illegitimate son won.