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Why did England and France go to war in 1337?
England and France fougth for the throne
Why did the Normans take part of England?
They didn't take part of england, Harold had taken the throne, but the throne was claimed to William the conqueror. So William invaded endland killed Harold's army including him and then he succeded the throne.
Who wanted the throne of England in 1066?
There were 3 main contenders for the throne. They were: # William of Normandy # Hararld Haddrada # Harold Godwineson
This king of Scotland inherited the throne from Elizabeth?
James VI of Scotland inherited the English throne from Elizabeth I of England and became James I of England. As a resilt he is sometimes called James the Sixth and First.
Who promised the throne of England to Harald Hardrada?
William the Conqueror. I think.
When was the first bank of England opened?
1694
Does England has peacock throne?
No. The Peacock throne was in Iran.
Who assumed the throne in 1660?
If you mean the throne of England, it was Charles II.
When was Jyske Bank Boxen opened?
Jyske Bank Boxen is an indoor arena in Denmark and was opened on 2010.
What is the name of Englands central bank?
the bank of England
How the Battle of Hastings had started?
William of Normandy, who felt he had a legitimate right to the throne of England, invaded England when he was not given the throne upon the death of Edward the Confessor, King of England. When he invaded, he was met by King Harold, who had been given the throne.
Who opened the first theater in England?
England's first public theatres opened under whose rule?
What was the name of the bank George Washington opened?
Bank of America
What is the name of central bank in England?
bank of england
When was the bank HSBC first opened?
The British bank HSBC (The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation) was first opened in 1991. It was opened in London, but banks were opened in Hong Kong and Shanghai in 1865.
Bank of England was founded in what year?
The Bank of England was founded in 1694. The Bank of England is the second oldest central bank in the world after the central bank of Sweden.
Who was on the throne when you were alive in England?
sam longstaff
