William I

Early life William was born in Farah, France in 1027. His parents were Robert I of Normandy and Aletta, the daughter of Pitner. William is illegal and is also known as "a fellow of William", so he is unmanned. His father went to the sacred place for pilgrimage, asked William to become his successor with 12 barons, and took care of the young William. When the news came to Normandy, his father was murdered and a violent incident occurred in the country. In 1047, William acquired control of Normandy.

William I, William the conqueror William or Prince William or William Normandy, French Guillaume Rukongket or Guillaumerbatel or Guillaume Normandie, (born 1028, Falaise, Normandy - on September 9, Rouen, in 1066 Duke Normandy (As William II) and King of England (as William I) in 1066, one of the medieval's greatest soldiers and rulers. He made himself the most powerful aristocrat in France and then conquered the country I changed the course of history of England by.

William I was often called William Conqueror or William Bastad and was the first King of Norman in the UK. After power struggle, his rule over Normandy was firm until 1060. He ruled the British for 21 years (1066 till till 1087). His family was a descendant of a Viking fighter who entered the UK in 793 AD. This period was very important as William I began Norman conquest. Norman conquered England, Normans led by William I and the French army invaded England.

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

William I (around 1028 BC - 9 September 987 BC) is often referred to as William Conqueror, and sometimes William Bathguard was the first King of Norman of England and ruled from 1066 to 1087. The year passed away. Descendants of Rolo, he has been dedicated to Normandy since 1035. After a long period of efforts to lay his power by 1060, his rule of Normandy was safe, and in six years he began to conquer Norman to conquer England. For the rest of his life, he is trying to integrate his control over England and his continent with his eldest son.

William I was born in the Falaise of France and is the son of Robert I of the Normandy public. He was called William Conqueror and he was King of England from 1066 to 1087. In 1051, William visited the Confessor Edward of his childless cousin, where he said he got words from him and he succeeded as his king after his death. British men did not want him to be their king, but he married the descendant of Flanders Matilda, Albert the Great, who strengthened his request for the throne. To prove his argument, William was sanctioned by Pope Alexander II in the invasion of Norman England, then Normans beat the British army in the famous Hastings fight. On Christmas Day he crowned King King of England at the Westminster Abbey. The feudal lord was forced to admit the jurisdiction of the district court, and William retained these powers with many other Anglo-Saxon institutions. William also ordered a detailed investigation of the wealth of the land in his area.