How England Was Conquered

In 1066 England needs a new king, because confession Edward died. He has no son, but he is only eight years old, so he has a nephew who is too young to rule. There are three people claiming the rule. Duke of William of Normandy said that Edward promised to name him the successor. He also said that Harold had sworn to help him become a king. He was also backed by the pope. As his older sister married Edward, another allegant who wishes to rule was Harold Goldwinson, Count Count of Wales.

When the Duke of William of Normandy conquered England, the tension between the mainland land between Britain and France's throne dates back to 1066. His descendants in the UK got more land in France under Henry II 's control Henry II inherited the ancient owner from his father and dominated the Aquitaine region through his wife. Tensions between the forces of the King of France and their most powerful forces, as well as British noble vassals seen as individuals, occasionally cause armed conflict.

Northern Europeans did not successfully conquer the entire England team. However, the "Big Pagan Army" eventually landed in Northumbria, the medieval kingdom in northern England and southeastern Scotland. Then they conquered York and calmed down. The battle between England and Viking lasted for centuries until 1066 when everyone fought for the Nordic. The Viking community also has rules of participation - they treat them seriously. One of the main rules is that they do not attack the enemies who think they are worthless. Viking is a fierce warrior who often died proudly before surrendering to battle. They want their opponents to fight at least one fight

The British Isles are the main target of Viking attack. As a result, Viking had a major impact on the dynamics of this area. In the 9th century, Viking in Denmark conquered the majority of England. They eventually retreated, but in the 11th century the descendants of the various Vikings of the Normans conquered England. After that, the Normans became part of England and settled as a nobleman of the area. The Normans later conquered Ireland. There are three social classes in the Vikings. The most important is Jarls, the equivalent of the Earl of England, and they are aristocrats. Next is Kars. They are free farmers, have their own land and live independently. The third category is Sals, most of them are slaves and serve Jarls and Karls. Sals was mainly a slave acquired when Vikings attacked various areas.

Since the end of the eighth century, Viking started attacking European towns and villages. Eventually, they changed from attack to conquest and conquered the majority of Ireland, England and North France (Normandy). But these conquests can not bear. In 954, Emperor Alfred took out Viking from England, Unified England, Virgin rule in Ireland was over. In Normandy, Viking adopted French culture and language, became a Christian, and was absorbed by local residents.