Harold put his troops at Senlac Hill, which is near Hastings in East Sussex, England. He positioned them in a strong defensive formation, utilizing the hill's elevation to his advantage. The troops were arranged in a shield wall to withstand the advancing Norman forces led by William the Conqueror during The Battle of Hastings in 1066.
Yes, Harold's army continued to fight after he was shot in the eye during the Battle of Hastings in 1066. Although Harold was mortally wounded, his forces initially held their ground against William the Conqueror's troops. However, without their leader, they eventually began to falter, leading to a decisive Norman victory.
In the Bayeux Tapestry, William is depicted on the right side of the scene where Harold died during the Battle of Hastings. He is shown commanding his troops and observing the battle, indicating his leadership role. The tapestry illustrates the moment of Harold's death, marked by the arrow striking him, while William's forces advance. This placement highlights William's pivotal role in the conflict and the culmination of his campaign for the English throne.
Harold Meade's birth name is Harold Meadmore.
Harold Hersey died in 1964.
Harold Rosenberg died in 1978.
Harold had 5,000 troops :)
William got together troops to form an army to put Harold back to all his miseries and get hiimself crowned>
over 9000 I believe
Harold Godwinson was killed rather by the more popular suggestion of an arrow to his eye in the battle of Hastings, or getting struck down off his horse in the battle of Hastings. Harold Hardrada was killed by Harold's troops at Stamford bridge, believed to have been shot in the neck then attacked by a group of English troops. He was a very tough man so this was probably necessary.
It is thought that William had 3000 cavalry, 1000 archers and the rest infantry. But Harold had no cavalry, fewer archers thus his army was mostly infantry, as he lost most of his troops on the way from Stamford Bridge. So it was most probably William who had more troops. Hope i was a good help :)
Harold collected troops from other Barons in the country and he also collected peasants from England who were willing to fight for King and country.
Harold could have ignored the news about the Norman invasion and and eventually settled with William for a partition of England. Harold could have waited for 2-3 days but didn't if he waited he would have more troops.
George Washington was put in charge of the troops in Virginia because the Second Continental Congress representatives voted to have him be leader of the troops.
Yes Harold Ran north Do you know how? i do his troops just droped there armer on the side of the road and ran north and made it in 4 days instead of 10 days
to do work.
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yes and no because it was luck that made the wind change so the battle took place just after Harold godwinson had been fighting Harold hardraada. this meant that Harold godwinson's army was tired. no because he had been planning tactics for ages and Harold was unpropered.