How was England conquered? ⚔️ Battles of William the Conqueror (ALL PARTS)
🚩 I merged all parts of the William the Conqueror series into one video for easier viewing.
🚩 William’s story is truly a remarkable one. He endured a childhood in which others battled to seize his title and lands and had fought wars against his neighbours in France. But William the Conqueror is best known for his invasion of England in 1066. In the years that followed he conquered England, made agreements in Wales and turned the Scottish King into a vassal.
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📢 Narrated by David McCallion
📝 Research and writing by Jonathan Woody
🎵 Music:
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Look at how small Normandy is…. Just blows my mind. How do you mess around and decide and make england your's.
Guilherme e não William kkkk
Guess it’s ok to betray the king 🤴 since the king pulled a fast one first. Doubt William would have won 🥇 if hadrada didn’t get involved. Pretty lucky coincidence. The English army prob much bigger yo!
Great job! I reall enjoy David's narration he is cool to listen to and not monotone .
Dead Edward had me 🪦
England today must continue the strikes and protests. The evil monarchy is something of medieval times, and absolutely not the way it has to be. Instead you can have actually pious, sincere people in your politics.
You should start with the name of God, and stop the, al be it somewhat jokingly, reference to certain fake gods.
i love the funny animations lmao
This was a fine video
A quote by a chaplain about William the Conqueror after Hastings
"Wherever he went, everyone laid down his arms. No way was barred to him; on all sides people flocked to submit or negotiate. He showed clemency to all, especially to the common people. Often his face revealed the pity in his heart; often he commanded mercy to be shown when he saw supplicants or poor people or noticed mothers and their children pleading with voice and gesture." – William of Poitiers
Despite some inaccurate accounts/high debate regarding William's rise up to the Battle of Hastings in "Gesta Guillelmi", it clearly still shows that William had forever changed the landscape of England, and was a historical (& big genealogical link for those into their ancestry) founding father like what King Charlemagne was two centuries earlier in France & who would spread his influence across the entire realm of two continents for upcoming generations.
Wait a minute…
Are you talking about Gaul and Britannica?
Never got to go to Londinium….
Isn't William of Normandy's dynasty still in existence? I mean sure his house only lasted about 88 years but his dynasty lives on