Norman conquest and control

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What years was Edward the confessor king

1042- 1066

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Death date of Edward the Confessor

5 jan 1066

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Edward the Confessors heir

He had no heir except his 14 year old great nephew Edgar the Atheling who was decide to be too inexperienced

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Who were the 3 main rivals

Harald hardrada

Harold godwinson

William of normandy

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Harold Godwinson

Wessex,

wealthy noble man,

claimed edward named him successor on deathbead

His suster marrie to edward

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William of normandy

Duke who ruled normandy

Promised throne in 1051

Harold godwinson swore oath help him take throne after helping godwinson who was stranded in normandy in 1064

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Harald Hardrada

king of norway

Realtiv of king cnut - previous king of england

Support of tostig - godwinsons brother

Tostig and godwinson argue after godwinson took rebels side but tostig ruled northumbria since 1055

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The witan

group of elders which helped advice and council the King of England

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When was HG crowned king of England

6 jan 1066

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Battle of stamford bridge

Battle in 1066 at which Harold Godwinson defeated the forces of Harold Hardrada

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When wa battle of stamford bridge

25 sep 1066

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When did WoN invade England

28 sep 1066

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When was battle of hastings

14th October 1066

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Harold Godwinson's army

Fyrd -part time soldier

Housecarls -experienced

7000-8000

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WN army

Cavalry

Archers

Foot soldiers

7000-8000

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Were was battl of hastings

Senlac hill

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Bayeux Tapestry

a tapestry that recounts the battle of hastings

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Battle of Hastings

the decisive battle in which William the Conqueror (duke of Normandy) defeated the Saxons under Harold II (1066) and thus left England open for the Norman Conquest

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When was the harrying of the north

1069-1070