The end of English aristocracy

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Who did William initially envisage to rule alongside with?

The Anglo-Saxon aristocracy

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Who were allowed to keep their earldoms?

Edwin and Morcar

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What did William promise Edwin?

His daughter's hand in marriage

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On what two conditions were thegns allowed to keep their lands?

If they had not fought in the Battle of Hastings and they had to buy them back at a price

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When was the hight point of aristocratic co-operation?

Spring 1068

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What happened in spring 1068?

William's wife, Matilda, was crowned queen at Westminster Abbey

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Who attended the queen's coronation as seen by the royal charter witness list?

Archbishops Ealdred and Stigand, Edwin, Morcar, William fitzOsbern and Roger of Montgomery

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Who fled shortly after the royals charter was signed?

William and Morcar

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What led to a dramatic shift in William's treatment of the native aristocracy?

The English refused to accept defeat and the resultant rebellions

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How many tenants-in-chief were English according to the Domesday survey?

13/1000

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How many subtenants were English according to the Domesday survey?

Roughly 10% of 8000

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What was the original size of thegnly class that had now vanished?

4000-5000

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What were the Normans now in control of?

The smallest village up to the greatest lordship