1864, 2 years before The Battle of Hastings's. If more info is required please ask.
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I was doing my history essay and i needed info like this but the battle of Hastings was in 1066 and between 1066 and 1864 is a 798 year difference and unless Harold was a ghost, then he whouldn't have been alive then.
he was buried near the English channel
he didnt William and harald Hadraada invaded New answer: According to the interpretation of the Tapestry of Bayeux, Harald was was sent by Edward, King of England, to go to Normandy, presumably to tell William, Duke of Normandy, that England would be his i.e. William's. Harald shipwrecked during his crossing of the channel and William had to rescue him from a rival. William then asked Harald to swear an oath that William would become King at the death of Edward. Harald was then repatriated to his homeland, but reneged on his oath when Edward died. Harald claimed himself King infuriating William. William then took what he believed was rightfully his by invading England. Near Hastings in 1066, Williams Norma ns defeated Haralds Anglo-Saxons. Harald died after being hit with an arrow in his eye. Thus England fell under Norman control and the course of history was changed.
The evidence is all Norman and therefore likely bias in order to justify the invasion. Firstly, the Bayeux Tapestry depicts that Harold swore an oath, the Bayeux Tapestry is essentially an embroidery made in the 1070's. However the Tapestry doesn't say what the oath is and moreover doesn't explain why Harold is in Normandy. Thus deeming the evidence unclear and unreliable. William of Poitiers, the chief Norman writer, wrote about the events of the oath also in 1070's, despite even being present. This again is likely to have been created to justify the Norman invasion.
Because he seems to think everyone there is loyal and there is no use for them to swear an oath
They had to swear an oath of loyalty.
yes he did I swear he lived in sussex!?
Many do not know but it is said that he swaore on the bones of a saint which in those times were unbreakable. He swore his oath after being shipwrecked in Panthieu.
Harold Godwinson swore fealty to William the Conqueror on January 6, 1066. This event took place at a meeting in the presence of Edward the Confessor, where Harold pledged loyalty to William, who claimed that Harold had promised to support his claim to the English throne. However, this oath was later contested when Harold became king after Edward's death later that same year.
It took place because William of Normandy thought he was the rightful heir. Also Harold Godwinson swore an oath to let William be king however Harold thought that because he was forced to swear an oath that it didnt matter so he became king resulting in William invading
Harold holts full name is Harold fanny boo boo Holts their you have it not made up at all, swear to god.
i don't know so can yo tell me please
corpus bones and dues
he was buried near the English channel
I think no. But we don't know as we were not there at the time so it may have been false.
he didnt William and harald Hadraada invaded New answer: According to the interpretation of the Tapestry of Bayeux, Harald was was sent by Edward, King of England, to go to Normandy, presumably to tell William, Duke of Normandy, that England would be his i.e. William's. Harald shipwrecked during his crossing of the channel and William had to rescue him from a rival. William then asked Harald to swear an oath that William would become King at the death of Edward. Harald was then repatriated to his homeland, but reneged on his oath when Edward died. Harald claimed himself King infuriating William. William then took what he believed was rightfully his by invading England. Near Hastings in 1066, Williams Norma ns defeated Haralds Anglo-Saxons. Harald died after being hit with an arrow in his eye. Thus England fell under Norman control and the course of history was changed.
It is "will swear." Example: "The man will swear if someone makes him mad."
It can if you either swear around it or teach it to swear.