How did William the Conqueror die?

Answer 1

King William I, also known as William the Conqueror, is usually said to have died from injuries he received as a result of falling from his horse, although some sources say that he died as a result of illness.

Answer 2

in 1087 William was fighting to capture a town in France. when his horse threw him violently against the front of his saddle and he got seriously injured. a few days later, weeping and begging god to forgive him for all the blood he had shed, he died!

Answer 3

He was killed by his own horse's saddle.

Norman saddles had very high front pommels and rear cantles of wood covered with leather, intended to help keep a knight firmly in his seat. William's horse reared up suddenly and the front section of the saddle crushed his intestines and stomach, so that he died a painful and slow death.

The link below takes you to an image of a medieval saddle:

Answer 4

During a battle against the french, a sudden burst of fire scared Williams horse. The horse stumbled and William fell heavily against the pommel of his saddle. This reptured his bladder and he died of septicaemia.

Answer 5

King William I of England, also known as William the Conqueror, and William of Normandy, died at the Convent of St. Gervais, near Rouen in France, on 9th September 1087.

Answer 6

he got shot in the eye by a arrow