The Origin of Norwich Castle

Norwich Castle commemorates many people through a long history like a man named Robert Kate and Plaque is a famous and brave leader whose Robert Kate escaped slavery in the long struggle of English people Indicates that there is. It is free. Robert Kate led the rebellion of the general public and reversed the unfair treatment of the Tudor dynasty administration. He occupied the town of Norwich, crushed the Royal troops, and finally was beaten at the battle of Dussindale.

All this is to start the foundation work of Norwich Castle. Norwich's architect, Edward Boardman completed a wonderful defense structure in the Middle Ages of Norwich Castle, Norwich symbolized by its architecture, military power, advanced structure of politics. The symbol was one of the best castles of the time. Domination established by the Normans. Norwich Castle, the royal fortress was founded by the conqueror William

C. 1059 - 1096 CE - Earl of Norfolk Emma De Goudart is best known for defending himself while Norfolk Castle was besieged. Emma then negotiated a safe passage for herself and her army in exchange for the castle. She and her husband died around 1096 on the way to Palestine during the first Crusade. AD 1079 - 1126 - Leon and the Uraka of Castile, Leon, Castile and Galicia, she also claimed the title of the royal family of all the Spanish queen - "suo jure" she is Aragon's husband Alfonso I quarreled with I and then the quarrel became a public armed war between Leonet - Castilians and Aragon. Armistice was arbitrated by 1112, and the nightmarish marriage was abolished.

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