When Harold prepared his army, he purchased 25 tons of gunpowder and cannons to shoot it with. Then he proceeded to hire mercenaries to fight the battle for him. Also, he ate hedgehogs for breakfast because of the ancient Mayan belief that eating hedgehogs was good luck.
Well, it is assumed to be Harold Godwin. The English army was more powerful, the Norse army was virtually destroyed in the battle.
It was called the Saxon or English army.
By George Wappett Harold Godwinson had 500 Housecarls armoured with helmets and mail hauberkswho were professional and highly trained horsemen who wielded the great Danish axes. The remainder of his army was equipped with spears, swords, slings, and maces. In defense emergencies peasants were called upon to fight as infantry, not as well armed. The main defensive formation was a shield wall.
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Harold godwinson marched 250 miles
Harold Harada died because he was in war so what would you expect
Yes, mainly because Harold Godwinson had to fight against William - Right after fighting with Harold Hadraada. By then their army was exhausted.
In England, Harold means army commander. Army, weald power. Derivative of Hereweald. Famous Bearers: King Harold II of England who was killed in the Battle of Hastings in 1066. In Scandinavia, Harold means army ruler.
a viking who invaded Britain in 1066 to take the throne from Harold Godwinson and become king, but Harold Godwinson and his army defeated Harold Hardrada and his army and the battle of Stamford bridge. hope this helps :)
Harold was very unlucky in The Battle of Hastings because his army was poorly disciplined and they were very tired because they had just been fighting in the North. You can tell that his army were badly disciplined because whenever William's army pretended to retreat, Harold's army followed, meaning it was easy for them to be killed. Harold however, was a good leader just due to the failure of his army he was not able to use them as best as he could.
Well, it is assumed to be Harold Godwin. The English army was more powerful, the Norse army was virtually destroyed in the battle.
There is much legend about how King Harold heard about William's army approaching. Basically, he was told through the grapevine to expect the coming of the army.
It was called the Saxon or English army.
By George Wappett Harold Godwinson had 500 Housecarls armoured with helmets and mail hauberkswho were professional and highly trained horsemen who wielded the great Danish axes. The remainder of his army was equipped with spears, swords, slings, and maces. In defense emergencies peasants were called upon to fight as infantry, not as well armed. The main defensive formation was a shield wall.
Yes, he had spent more than a year preparing for the invasion of England, building longboats, gathering a huge army, training them and planning his attacks.
Harold Godwinson traveled to the south of England in late September 1066, after learning of William the Conqueror's impending invasion. He anticipated that William would land in southern England and prepared to confront him. This period of waiting culminated in the Battle of Hastings on October 14, 1066, where Harold's forces faced William's army.
yes he was English