William the Conqueror

establish the English Parliament with two houses

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The Flemish and the Bretons fought with William against Harold.

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yes he was

There were two Dukes of Normandy named William:

William I Longsword was the 2nd Duke of Normandy.

William II the Conqueror was the 7th Duke of Normandy (also known as King William I).

He'll be are next King hopefully.

1. He was born in 1028 at Falaise Castle

2. He was the illegitimate son of Robert the Devil

3. His mother was named Herleve

4. He was a strong man and about 5'10

5. He married in 1049 to Matilda a descendant of the old Saxon House of Wessex and daughter of Baldwin.

6. On Oct. 14, 1066 the Battle of Hastings took place

7. he was a man called William 1 and was a man

8. Over 80 castles were built during his rein

9. He built the White Tower the first building in the Tower of London complex

10. He commissioned the Doomsday Book a survey of England. This still survives today and is located in the Public Record Office, London.

11. He died on Sept. 9, 1087 at the age of

In 1066 Harold the Saxon had control of England, and 2 men claimed the throne was rightfully theirs. Harold Hardrada, king of Viking Denmark and Norway, and William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy (an duchy in the North of France). William had a dangerous task of getting his large numbers of knights across he English Channel. The vikings had sturdy ships and landed easily. However the Vikings suffered a huge defeat to Harold's veteran Huskarls at stamford bridge due to them not being prepared for a strong resistance. William however was quite sucessful. He chased Harold and his men down all the way to Hastings where the Saxons were defeated. William was crowned on Christmas day.

To this day the Queen of England retains the title of Duke of Normandy, which is rather confusing as she is, in fact, a woman.

William Tryon acquired his position as governor mostly through family connections. His name spread once he became governor of North Carolina.

he is a famous man who has polio and raise funds by doing marathons in a wheelchair
Dr. William Tan is a Singapore native who lectures worldwide. He contracted polio at the age of two and was paralyzed from the waist down. He was born in 1957.

William's claim was that he was the first cousin of the late King (Edward the confessor

King William II died while he was hunting in the New Forest. An arrow grazed the beast's back and wounded the king who was standing right in its path.

At the moment he's a crypt consultant.

When he was alive he was Duke of Normandy then King of England.

King William I of England (William the Conqueror) had been king of England since his victory at the Battle of Hastings in 1066. He had previously been, and still was, Duke of Normandy - the North Western part of France. He had four sons, Robert born around 1051, Richard, born about 1055,William born around 1056 and Henry, born about 1068. He also had a daughter, Adela, born about 1062, and his second son, Richard died in 1081. It would have been the custom for the oldest son, Robert, to inherit the crown of England on his father's death but King William decreed on his deathbed in 1087, that Robert would become Duke of Normandy and his second son, William would become King of England. William II became king in 1087 and was succeeded by his younger brother, Henry I in 1100. Henry reigned until his own death in 1135.

No relation.. -friend of the family

It is a mixture Williams men were probably better, however Harold's men had just marched 250 miles north to Stamford Bridge to fight Harald Hadrada, as in September he heard that the vikings had landed also the winds were directing the wrong way for William to cross over to the South Coast. When Harold got to Stamford Bridge the vikings were drunk so it was easy to kill all of them.

But by the time Harold had marched his men up 250 miles (no stops) and down 250 miles (no stops) they were exhausted, but they arrived to find the winds had changed direction and William had landed. They fought for 9 and a half hours and then William came up with a good tactic, to get his men to fake run away, then Harold's men followed to kill them but Williams men turned round and killed them. Eventually Harold died and William won.

He first built the White tower, which is the basis for the Tower of London. This was a sign of power over the Saxon people. The Saxons were turned into peasants and the nobles replaced by French nobles who fought for William in the battle of Hastings.

William the Conquerer was fifty-nine years old when he died.

Very very very good Stratigest. He knew how to use the others army against them and use his troops even better than the others. For example he pretended to run away from battle drawing harolds army away from the hill and then attacked them.

Yes he did, and it was quite eventful too! His stomach exploded, the church was on fire and people stole all his burial treasures