Referenced by Brownworth as the ambitious ruler who exploited the Normans who had stayed in northern France — the illegitimate son of a duke who invaded England, killed the rightful king, and claimed the throne in 1066. He is the counterpart to Robert Giscard, representing the Norman success story of the 11th century.
Also known as: William I of England · William the Bastard
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Episode 14 (3 mentions)
Referenced by Brownworth as the ambitious ruler who exploited the Normans who had stayed in northern France — the illegitimate son of a duke who invaded England, killed the rightful king, and claimed the throne in 1066. He is the counterpart to Robert Giscard, representing the Norman success story of the 11th century.
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