William the Conqueror

  • 1028

    Birth

    Birth
    William was born in Falaise, France in the year 1028.
  • 1032

    His Long Lasting Accomplishments

    His Long Lasting Accomplishments
    William established his strategy that was used in medieval warfare by which built castles and many more in the future.
  • 1037

    His Young Life Accomplishments

    His Young Life Accomplishments
    When William was eight years old, he became the Duke of Normandy and than later in the future, the King of England.
  • 1065

    Harold Godwinson and William Meet

    Harold Godwinson and William Meet
    William the Conqueror and Harold Godwinson meet, he is said to have pledged a sacred oath by which created an alliance with Duke William.
  • 1066

    The King's Army

    The King's Army
    William the Conqueror or Duke William gathered an army and a group of ships by which many mercenaries flocked due to it. The fleet lands at the south coast of England in a village called Pevensey on the date of September 28, 1066.
  • 1066

    William Becomes the King of England

    William Becomes the King of England
    The Battle of Hastings ends, in 1066, William becomes crowned as the King of England. He was known to be very victorious by which made him crowned on December 25, 1066 in Westminster Abbey.
  • 1068

    Bad Ideas

    Bad Ideas
    In the year 1068, King of England, William made a harsh punishment on the rebels in the North of England by which was referred to as "The Harrying of the North". King William had ordered that all land was laid to waste, this resulted to thousands of people starved to death.
  • 1086

    The Domesday Book

    The Domesday Book
    The Domesday Book was created, it contained detailed records of over 13,000 settlements in England. This book which is still present, provided an in depth view in medieval life and even ideas of this time period.
  • Sep 9, 1087

    Death

    Death
    King William dies due to a riding accident when he fell off his horse, his horse reared up during the 1807 Battle by which threw the king so forcefully that his intestines ruptured or broke, which killed him.