Rage to be King: William King of England

As King's fury, William does his best to be King of England. William goes to war and kills other people to get super powers. William's army killed William's enemy Harold to allow him to become a king. After Harold 's death, this opened the throne of William. At the end of his life, William conquered the most he wanted and became king. In 1035, William became an heir due to the death of his father. William was born around 1028 in the Falaise of Normandy.

The medieval king of England began with the invasion of Norman. 1066 - 1154 - When the Norwegians ruled the British after the fight of Hastings, William, the Duke of Normandy crowned to the better known King of England (William I) as William Conqueror

British Norman and Botanical King conquered England in 1066 and led the new dominant dynasty. Starting with William I, King Norman caused a social and legal revolution in England. They also unified Britain and succeeded in blurring the boundary line between Saxons and Normans. King Plantagenet formed a long-term dynasty, including related families of Anjou, Lancaster, and York. However, due to the historical development of the Rose war, most historians excluded Lancaster and Yoga 's Angers bin. King Norman includes the following rulers. William I (conqueror): 1066-1087 William II (Rufus): 1087-1100 Henry I (Bo Clarke): 1100-1135 Stephen: 1135-1154 Matilda (Mode): 1141

William is the Normandy public, now it is a region of France. He invaded England after the death of King, Confucius, Edward, because he believed that he was most likely to be the king of England. However, King Harold II himself crowned himself himself. October 14, 1066, King Harold and his Saxon army and Duke William fought in the battle of Hastings. King Harold was killed in the battle, his army departed. On December 25, 1066, William crowned the King of New England. For many reasons, Norman conquest has brought about a major change in British history. This conquest made Britain closer to European Continent and reduced the influence of Scandinavia. It produced one of the most powerful monarchies in Europe. Conquest changed English and culture and laid the foundation for competition with France, France will continue until the 19th century (without break)

At 8 years old, the conqueror William became Normandy and later became King of England. Violence plagued his early rule, but with the help of King Henry I of France, William survived in his early days. After the battle of Hastings, in 1066 he crowned King King of England. He never speaks English or is not illiterate, but he has more influence over English evolution than anyone around him. William reigned England until September 9, 1087 and died in Rouen, France.