A Saxon Noble serves King William the First

When I saw that saxons were unable to resist William I and his knights and militant rule, I offered obedience to William Normandy; they were too strong and organized. Very good, can not resist effectively. My friend Hereward, known as Wake, spent eight years at Ely Island's Fens, but he had to hand it in. If our Saxon nobility keeps on resisting, we notice that we will lose our land, our animals, crops, houses, and possible life.

After that, William marched to London and received an entry from the city. On Christmas in 1066, the William conqueror crowned the Kingdom of Normans in England at the Westminster Abbey, the Anglo-Saxon period in British history has ended. French became the language of the king's court and gradually integrated into Anglo-Saxon to create modern English. William I proved to be a legitimate king of England, and "The Book of Doomsday" was one of the wonderful census of UK land and people and his noteworthy achievement. After William I died in 1087, his son William Rufusz became the second Norwegian king William II.

In 1066, William the conqueror of King Norman beat British Anglo-Saxons in Hastings' battle. Later King William established a feudal system in the UK. To appreciate the support of his Norman ally, he divided the British land into large lands and assigned them to his allies to become lords. Each lord possesses approximately 1,200 to 1,800 acres of land, including forests, villages, mansions, and churches. The lords received special judicial privileges and hunting privileges, and they used to collect taxes and rents from farmers and serfs for living and agriculture. The aristocrat has special responsibility to the king. They were asked to provide tax and military to the king as necessary.

What is the aristocratic life and the nobility of this era? The basis of the medieval feudalism system was the exchange of land to the army. King William the conqueror rewarded his Norman supporters who used the concept of feudalism to help the land of England when they conquered England. The lives of the aristocrats and aristocratic houses are centered around their castles and mansions. Or, please fight with their prince and king during the war. I will explore my life living in the castle. The banquet formed the main indoor entertainment program. The Lord, his wife, and his family are sitting for feasts and banquets, watching professional clown pranks, listening to Bird's songs and music they eat and drink. Country life is very important. The land gave their lords to their lords and farmers; the forests provided them with wood for their home and furniture. They make their own linen, wool and leather garments