I love British Middle Ages royalty!👏 I’m going to settle in and watch these in order of kingship. (Which is how it seems they’re presented)! Thank you!
William the Conquerer , Duke of Normandy , brought the French culture ( I do not mean the light ) to the British Isles. The court spoke French and the rule was in French. It is logical for the Normans were completely francised and vassals to the King of France. William the Conquerer is much more than a King and is a major European character.
This channel deserves WAY more attention! I have watched every video, and I’m eagerly waiting for more. I’m a patron of a channel where a professional historian reacts to content (all views route back to original content creator in terms of monetary benefit) and I’m going to recommend he cover this channel, since he specializes in British history. Keep bringing us this level of quality content and you’ll be very successful. Thanks for what you do and I wish you the best!
I am late for the reply but I was wondering could you give the link to that channel you mention in your post? I truly enjoy history channels and the one you mention is interesting
I honestly think it's kind of a mess, really. The narration and script is in dire need of editing, it is needlessly verbose and often confusing, and more than once uses words incorrectly. I can hear that this guy is young, so I'm sure he'll get much better as time goes by, but I must say I was disappointed with the material after reading all this praise in the comments. Please take it as constructive criticism nothing else.
@@tomiantenna7279 I appreciate your honest and civil opinion, and I don’t disagree! That being said, my comment was left 1 year ago, and this channel has posted many videos since. I think they have made great improvements, but still always have improvements to be made. What I appreciate is the depth of the content.
Harold had already fought up north at Stamford Bridge, so was coming down south to meet up with William. If the northern fight hadn't have happened William would not have become a king
Yep but also, Harold was stupid to not stop and rest for 2-3 days before engaging after all that travel and fighting prior. Stupid. Yes Willy was murdering and laying waste to the south... for that very reason, to prod Harold to attack when he was not ready.
I just noticed when I looked through your videos that they're all in order. From the conquerer to edward 2nd so far. Ive Subscribed. Will you be doing all 41?
Surprised this video doesn’t have more views. It’s so well organized. Out of all the videos about William the Conqueror I found this one is by far the best. Keep up the good work!
Regarding the evidence of 'place'. Much indicates that William landed at Bulverhythe, east of Pevensey - where the landing was historically said to have taken place. I, amongst many others, believe that the battle actually took place at Crowhurst, a small town to the west of Battle - the town said, officially, to be the site of the Battle of Hastings. Living close to Hastings, I have done the 'tour' of the Battle site and enjoyed the experience, but the amount of historical evidence discovered was - minimal - to say the least. William swore to build an abbey at the site of the battle. There is an abbey at Battle, but ruins of an abbey have also been discovered at Crowhurst. I understand there is a major road scheduled to be built over the grounds of the probable true battle site at Crowhurst and this is causing bitterness as there has been no chance to excavate th. And of coursee area. Chances are any remains of interest will be lost for ever. I am just a 'dabbler' in this area of history and no expert. If I have got anything wrong, I do apologise.
great job on this I enjoy the years you have chosen and the detail in which you tell the history. There are some details of this video I have not heard before and so I always enjoy seeing another historical account.
I Love learning about English Royalty from the Middle Ages, honestly it's like a different world not just a different time. So you can't judge Williams Actions by today's Morals, but I guess even by the Standards of the day he was still a little rough. I Love him anyways. Iam a huge Fan of all the Middle age Warrior Kings..... Iam always trying to learn more so keep the Videos coming...
Great video! Your story made me feel a connection with the world as it was a millennium ago. Since the tv show Time Team I’ve been fascinated by the history of the Anglo Saxon and Norman kings.
Can you please consider continuing your series with other European monarchies? I would love to see the Monarchs of Spain or Russia. Your work is spectacular! You soothe me to rest as well, through terrible body pain and illness. Thank you so much for your hard work and for me, personally, your help with abiding. I am most grateful!
William wasn’t the 1st French Norman to occupy the monarchy and hold sway over it. Earlier Saxon king Edward the Confessor’s wife was Norman and Edward’s court counselors were also from Normandy. By the time William the Conqueror invaded England, the English monarchy was already heavily influenced by Normans.
Edward the Confessor's mother was a Norman. His wife, Edith of Wessex, was the daughter of Godwin, the Anglo-Saxon earl of Wessex, and her mother was Gytha, a Danish noblewoman.
Æthelred the Unready king of England was married to a Norman his son Edward the Confessor was married to an Anglo Saxon women named Edith of Wessex daughter of English Earl of Wessex Godwin and sister of Edward’s successor to the throne , Harold Godwinson
Just a note.. When William the Conqueror landed in Pevensey Bay he killed all the inhabitants from there to Hastings. He used the Roman Castle already there in Pevensey for defense. My 27th great grandfather came over with William, Adam de la Lane, sad to say.
our families knew each other over a thousand years ago...as I am the 28th g-grandson of William the Conqueror and my 33rd g-grandfather would be Rollo, Duke of Normandy, 846-942. Born in Scandinavia, 4th g-grandfather of William the Conqueror, Rollo's son William, 893-942 begins my line with his son Richard the 1st of Normandy 932-996>Richard II>Robert 1st of Normandy>William the Conqueror>Henry the 1st of England>Matilda>Henry II>John of England>Richard>Richard>Geoffrey>Richard>Geoffrey>Richard>Matilda>Roger>William>William>Thomas>John>John>Henry>Simon>Roger>Alexander>Alexander>Henry>Caroline>Robert>Robert>Ruth>Mary>MaryJo. This is my line and ends with my mother. That's my whole line from Rollo of Normandy.
"I'm William the Conqueror, my enemies stood no chance, they call me the first English king although I come from France, 1066 the Domesday book I gave to history, so fat on death my body burst but enough about me . . ."
I will never understand why "they" haven't made a show or miniseries about William. My god would it be suspenseful and dramatic if they told it even halfway true to fact
*William's Birth* 0:00 Today, William Duke of Normandy/The Conquerer/William I of England. 0:55 Born around 1027 at Chateaux De Falaise, in Normandy France. 1:09 William was the son of Robert I, Duke of Normandy, "The Magnificent" 1:33 Robert had many mistresses. *William, Duke of Normandy* 2:06 1034 Robert makes a pilgrimage to Jerusalem which, however, Robert dies in Nicaea Byzantine Empire before reaching Jerusalem. 2:40 William was 8 years old when inheriting The Duke of Normandy throne. 3:34 1046 Guy of Burgundy, a childhood friend of William's, led a rebellion. William escapes 4:10 1050 Guy of Burgundy is exiled after losing his rebellion for power. 4:39 1054 King Henry & Geoffrey of Anjou try to reign in William's Power. *Heir or Usurper?* 5:41 Heir or Usurper? 7:41 Edward The Confessor 8:26 Harold Godwinson. 8:44 William held Harold as a Royal Guest/Prisoner. 10:25 1065 The Nobles rebel against Tostig Godwinson. 11:48 1066 Tostig contacts Harold Hadrada. The Battle of Stamford Bridge September 25th, 1066. - Tostig and Harold are killed in battle. 13:22 The Battle of Hastings. Feigning Injury. 15:12 Harold Godwinson's body was mutilated. Bodies stripped naked. *William I, King of England, Duke of Normandy* 16:17 December 25th, 1066 William arrived in London and was Crowned King of England. 16:47 William retains many nobles, also replaces a large majority of the nobles with his family and Norman nobles. 17:30 Rebellions Arise! William Puts Them Down! The White Tower. 17:58 The Northumbrian Anglo-Scandanavian lands. 19:33 1069-1070 The Harrying of The North destroys 75% of the population of Northern England. 20:23 Rebellions Continue. William defeats them. 20:43 The Revolt of The Earls. 21:15 William I Norman King of England was defeated at The Siege of Gerberoy 22:10 1086 William I returns to Normandy, France. 23:28 William The Conquerer's burial. 24:43 Relics remain, one of which is the Bayeux Tapestry. 25:04 _The Doomsday Book_ accounting for all he possessed. 25:14 His Castles Remain. His Legacy is criticized. He is remembered as a King and as a Conquerer.
Hello Jamelle. I unfortunately fell ill and lost my voice for the second time in 4 months. I hope to be able to get the next video out within a week or so once I am able to recover. Cheers
I'm William the Conqueror, my enemies stood no chance. They called me the first English king although I come from France. 1066 the Doomsday Book I gave to history, so fat on death my body burst, but enough about me. To help remember all your king's I came up with this song, a little rhyming ditty for you all to sing along. Ohhhh William But short isn't it we need more kings.
I really enjoy your videos ! very informative. I do, HOWEVER, hope in future videos, using the word "HOWEVER"... is not at the end of nearly every statement.
William may seem brutal nowadays but that's because we are judging him based on today's morals. For the XI century it was considered normal and expected for dukes and kings to conquer more land and subdue the locals. It's quite a humiliating ending for him though, to be left dead for days stripped naked.
Today's morals are window dressing to distract and deceive the masses, while entirely weaker men and women ignore morals totally using ridiculous laws and rules subjugate us. His death was harsh indeed!👍
I see how the de Clare family helped him get to power. They all coming from Rollo the great. The Normans took over from the Anglo Saxons and other Vikings. de Brionne after 1066 becomes de Clare.
Yes he was. He ran my ancestors out of there villages and killed some us. They moved around alot after that and finally some ended up in the US in the 1800s. To me he didn't conquer he stold our land.
If he only knew all you had to do was have your army dress as peasants, immigrate with their hands out. Slowly bleed the island dry and out breed and replace the inhabitants. If any of them raise objections, label them something meaningless and shame them into silence.
Soras soon as you said that Henry " became weary of William's power" I could not listen anymore. I must ASSUME that the king became WARY of William's power. He was not TIRED of it, he was AFRAID of it.
*William the Conqueror's wife was the niece of Henry I of France. She named her youngest son after her uncle... *William the Conqueror's grandchildren, William & Matilda (via Henry I) married the grandchildren of one of his rivals- Geoffrey of Anjou... Matilda & her husband Geoffrey are the ancestors of all successive monarchs. And Matilda is the link between the Normans (her Dad) & the Anglo Saxons (her Mom, Edith/Matilda of Scotland)...
His family were vikings that were détermined in conquering the world.the king of France gave him Normandy as long as he would not go into any more foray in France.from then he expanded himself to England since he had no such allegiance as with the king of France
The Viking Normans conquest of 1066 was the fulfillment of Revelations 20:7-8 7 "And when the thousand years are expired, Satan shall be loosed out of his prison, 8 And shall go out to deceive the nations"
@@debbiedowner5375 Not. John received 16 visions by the power of The Creator. Revelation 1:10 he says...." by inspiration I came to be in the Lord's Day..... Which doesn't begin until the "7 times" ended. John describes the march of world powers that have an effect on Jehovah's Sovereign rulership. He says Rev 17:9....7 'kings' world powers, 5 have fallen (in John's day) ie. Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Greece,. ...'one is'. Rome. The other has not yet arrived. Ultimately Anglo American World Power with USA in ascendency since 1914...which is when the 7x ended. It would remain a short while. With it's mirror image the UN.
"A genocidal power hungry monster"? Very few Kings or rulers in the 11th Century wouldn't fit that description. It's silly that people today insist on judging people who lived hundreds or thousands of years ago by Western 21st Century standards.
@@SetTrippin82; yes, but in the 11th Century peasants had a "rough row to hoe" under any King, Prince, Baron, or Duke. It just wasn't a good time to be a member of the "working class". If you got a little ahead, the "nobles" took it away from you, and then when the King got into a family squabble with his son, uncle, or cousin, he expected you to go out and die on some God forsaken battlefield to keep him in power. It's a wonder mankind survived the middle-ages.
@@oldgysgt wrong, normans introduced serfdom into england after Hastings, in anglo saxon society, you're born free, meaning you can live how you want, you could work your way up the social ladder, have land, marry who you want. once the normans came, they introduced serfdom, making most of England's people serfs, forced to work on land that wasn't there's, no way to rise in the society, once a peasant you stayed one and having to ask some norman twat if you could marry someone and pay taxes to him. They brutalized england, shockwaves we still feel today, the began the class society of today.
@@eadweardwoden7309; yes, the Normans brought Feudalism to England, but my comment wasn't about Feudalism. It was about the nature of "Kings" in the 11th century. Like I said, very few were not "genocidal power hungry monsters". To most "nobility" at the time, commoners were one step above animals.
@@oldgysgt very different to Germanic society, yes they had slaves but who didn't, the king on the continent used serfdom and pretended that wasn't a form of slavery.
I am descended of William the Conqueror and 5 of his companions. I would like for you to do a vid on his five companions soon. Thank you. This was interesting.
@@tommyjohnson6410they weren’t black I’ve argued with you on another video about the kings skin colour but even if they where black just saying a black women can marry a white man and have a child who is white so if the kings and queens of England where black he could still be related still
@JJTHEARTI3T Bro you sound crazy. I have shown evidence. There were no white nobility. Swarthy means dark complexion you can't have a white parent or grandparents if you're Swarthy or Burnett its not possible. The black Douglas, the black prince were black people. To be Niger or Dubh means both parents are black.
William and Napoleon were the same spirit . I am sure ! It would be sin to try allegating that his mother's cousin could be the true father and not Robert , Edward -the Confessor ! But nobody will know
How's this for a conspiracy theory? William had an uncle who "died" a few years before Will was born named William So Robert called his son after his dead brother - a practice still observed in Norway today. But it wasn't William who died in 1025 but his cousin Edward Atheling and William was slipped in to fill the gap. Fast forward to 1051 when Will visited fake Edward and learnt that the doddery old man was in fact his supposedly dead uncle. Not knowing how the English system worked, Will decided that he was entitled to the throne of England when fake Edward died.. Through the wonders of modern science we can now test this theory as the body of "William" has remained buried in Fecamp Abbey since 1025 ( having been moved once in 1717) now al I need is a few thousand of pounds ( 37 Euros, 6 USD) and permissions to dig up "William" and check the DNA of Emma against the body dug up. ( Emma's bones are in Winchester Cathedral) The relationship between the sets of bones will be either mother/ son or aunt/ nephew. Who's for contributing?
People like to demonize William as this brutal killer. But you could easily say the same thing about Edward III who is widely considered one of England's greatest kings. Edward's armies committed horrible atrocities in Scotland and France.
William was connected to my ancient family, Bosvile who protected William from those who would kill him.. My ancestors were Vickings at that time were essential in protecting him and preparing him for Kingship in England.. They fought and won the Battle of Hastings with William at the Battle of Hastings in England where they defeated those who were trying to keep William fro
My maternal grandpa was a FitzGerald/ Desmond/ Geraldine. Odoh FitzGerald came over with William, and served as royal chamberlain. The family went on to marry in with the Twdyrs and were finally deposed in 1607 after the Desmond rebellions in Ireland.
@@mikeycraig8970 evidence please because americas europeans population is so mixed you're probably talking crap, anyway who cares, millions upon millions have there DNA its not unique thing and they probably do, america's european population is huge compared to englands so its not really a great argument.
Pronunciations need work -- too bad to hear an American voice instead of a British one. E.g., Aethling - long a or AA (ae diphthong use in OE). But clear useful information of historic figures.
The Viking Normans conquest of 1066 was the fulfillment of Revelations 20:7-8 7 "And when the thousand years are expired, Satan shall be loosed out of his prison, 8 And shall go out to deceive the nations"
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I love British Middle Ages royalty!👏 I’m going to settle in and watch these in order of kingship. (Which is how it seems they’re presented)! Thank you!
William the Conquerer , Duke of Normandy , brought the French culture ( I do not mean the light ) to the British Isles. The court spoke French and the rule was in French. It is logical for the Normans were completely francised and vassals to the King of France. William the Conquerer is much more than a King and is a major European character.
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This video deserves many more views. You've inspired me to read The Anglo Saxon Chronicles.
Check out who comes one year after Beornwulf. Couldn’t possibly be…. But it is.
This channel deserves WAY more attention! I have watched every video, and I’m eagerly waiting for more. I’m a patron of a channel where a professional historian reacts to content (all views route back to original content creator in terms of monetary benefit) and I’m going to recommend he cover this channel, since he specializes in British history. Keep bringing us this level of quality content and you’ll be very successful. Thanks for what you do and I wish you the best!
I am late for the reply but I was wondering could you give the link to that channel you mention in your post? I truly enjoy history channels and the one you mention is interesting
@@patrickols hey! Not sure how to embed the link here, but the channel is called Vlogging through History
I honestly think it's kind of a mess, really. The narration and script is in dire need of editing, it is needlessly verbose and often confusing, and more than once uses words incorrectly. I can hear that this guy is young, so I'm sure he'll get much better as time goes by, but I must say I was disappointed with the material after reading all this praise in the comments. Please take it as constructive criticism nothing else.
@@tomiantenna7279 I appreciate your honest and civil opinion, and I don’t disagree! That being said, my comment was left 1 year ago, and this channel has posted many videos since. I think they have made great improvements, but still always have improvements to be made. What I appreciate is the depth of the content.
@@alexg5871 I'm definitely giving it another chance, I know it's really hard making these, so I can forgive some minor issues...
Harold had already fought up north at Stamford Bridge, so was coming down south to meet up with William. If the northern fight hadn't have happened William would not have become a king
Yep but also, Harold was stupid to not stop and rest for 2-3 days before engaging after all that travel and fighting prior. Stupid.
Yes Willy was murdering and laying waste to the south... for that very reason, to prod Harold to attack when he was not ready.
I just noticed when I looked through your videos that they're all in order. From the conquerer to edward 2nd so far. Ive Subscribed. Will you be doing all 41?
Hello, that I am unsure. It would be quite an accomplishment, but as of now, I am taking it one video at a time. Cheers
@@BriefHistoryOfficial OK cool. thank you for replying and great content, well researched.
Possibly 42 by the time the list is done
@@BriefHistoryOfficial do them when you want, Ive got my patreon set at £8 a time
No Saxon Kings though.
Surprised this video doesn’t have more views. It’s so well organized. Out of all the videos about William the Conqueror I found this one is by far the best. Keep up the good work!
Regarding the evidence of 'place'. Much indicates that William landed at Bulverhythe, east of Pevensey - where the landing was historically said to have taken place. I, amongst many others, believe that the battle actually took place at Crowhurst, a small town to the west of Battle - the town said, officially, to be the site of the Battle of Hastings. Living close to Hastings, I have done the 'tour' of the Battle site and enjoyed the experience, but the amount of historical evidence discovered was - minimal - to say the least. William swore to build an abbey at the site of the battle. There is an abbey at Battle, but ruins of an abbey have also been discovered at Crowhurst. I understand there is a major road scheduled to be built over the grounds of the probable true battle site at Crowhurst and this is causing bitterness as there has been no chance to excavate th. And of coursee area. Chances are any remains of interest will be lost for ever. I am just a 'dabbler' in this area of history and no expert. If I have got anything wrong, I do apologise.
Very enjoyable and informative watch. Deserves many more views. Thank you.
I've played this playlist like 15 times.
great job on this I enjoy the years you have chosen and the detail in which you tell the history. There are some details of this video I have not heard before and so I always enjoy seeing another historical account.
I Love learning about English Royalty from the Middle Ages, honestly it's like a different world not just a different time. So you can't judge Williams Actions by today's Morals, but I guess even by the Standards of the day he was still a little rough. I Love him anyways. Iam a huge Fan of all the Middle age Warrior Kings..... Iam always trying to learn more so keep the Videos coming...
I love your channel. Great narration. Keep up the good work.
I'm starting these videos today...I hope all kings and queens of England have one... 😍😍😍
Great job, hang in there, i just found your page and others will as well......keep up the great work
Great video! Your story made me feel a connection with the world as it was a millennium ago. Since the tv show Time Team I’ve been fascinated by the history of the Anglo Saxon and Norman kings.
William was also the first to abolish slavery in England after the Domesday book was written.
Got rid of slavery and brought in serfdom which was a more palatable term.
Just think in another 45 years it will have been 1000 years since the battle of Hastings
Can you please consider continuing your series with other European monarchies? I would love to see the Monarchs of Spain or Russia. Your work is spectacular!
You soothe me to rest as well, through terrible body pain and illness.
Thank you so much for your hard work and for me, personally, your help with abiding. I am most grateful!
he's one of my greatest grandfathers
brief? no way. This told me soooooooo much and it was soo climactic and i love this dude
William wasn’t the 1st French Norman to occupy the monarchy and hold sway over it. Earlier Saxon king Edward the Confessor’s wife was Norman and Edward’s court counselors were also from Normandy. By the time William the Conqueror invaded England, the English monarchy was already heavily influenced by Normans.
Edward the Confessor's mother was a Norman. His wife, Edith of Wessex, was the daughter of Godwin, the Anglo-Saxon earl of Wessex, and her mother was Gytha, a Danish noblewoman.
Æthelred the Unready king of England was married to a Norman his son Edward the Confessor was married to an Anglo Saxon women named Edith of Wessex daughter of English Earl of Wessex Godwin and sister of Edward’s successor to the throne , Harold Godwinson
Yes now that’s not saxon the saxons is finish since dead of king horald the last king of saxon
Just a note.. When William the Conqueror landed in Pevensey Bay he killed all the inhabitants from there to Hastings. He used the Roman Castle already there in Pevensey for defense. My 27th great grandfather came over with William, Adam de la Lane, sad to say.
our families knew each other over a thousand years ago...as I am the 28th g-grandson of William the Conqueror and my 33rd g-grandfather would be Rollo, Duke of Normandy, 846-942. Born in Scandinavia, 4th g-grandfather of William the Conqueror, Rollo's son William, 893-942 begins my line with his son Richard the 1st of Normandy 932-996>Richard II>Robert 1st of Normandy>William the Conqueror>Henry the 1st of England>Matilda>Henry II>John of England>Richard>Richard>Geoffrey>Richard>Geoffrey>Richard>Matilda>Roger>William>William>Thomas>John>John>Henry>Simon>Roger>Alexander>Alexander>Henry>Caroline>Robert>Robert>Ruth>Mary>MaryJo. This is my line and ends with my mother. That's my whole line from Rollo of Normandy.
great channel man, the intro music is awesome too
I appreciate all the time and talent it takes to make your wonderful videos. New subscriber here!
"I'm William the Conqueror, my enemies stood no chance, they call me the first English king although I come from France, 1066 the Domesday book I gave to history, so fat on death my body burst but enough about me . . ."
really enjoying the early Norman kings wonder why it took me so long to take an interest in them
How come you don't have a Facebook page?
I will never understand why "they" haven't made a show or miniseries about William. My god would it be suspenseful and dramatic if they told it even halfway true to fact
Thanks this helped me a lot on my history exam
*William's Birth*
0:00 Today, William Duke of Normandy/The Conquerer/William I of England.
0:55 Born around 1027 at Chateaux De Falaise, in Normandy France.
1:09 William was the son of Robert I, Duke of Normandy, "The Magnificent"
1:33 Robert had many mistresses.
*William, Duke of Normandy*
2:06 1034 Robert makes a pilgrimage to Jerusalem which, however, Robert dies in Nicaea Byzantine Empire before reaching Jerusalem.
2:40 William was 8 years old when inheriting The Duke of Normandy throne.
3:34 1046 Guy of Burgundy, a childhood friend of William's, led a rebellion. William escapes
4:10 1050 Guy of Burgundy is exiled after losing his rebellion for power.
4:39 1054 King Henry & Geoffrey of Anjou try to reign in William's Power.
*Heir or Usurper?*
5:41 Heir or Usurper?
7:41 Edward The Confessor
8:26 Harold Godwinson. 8:44 William held Harold as a Royal Guest/Prisoner.
10:25 1065 The Nobles rebel against Tostig Godwinson.
11:48 1066 Tostig contacts Harold Hadrada.
The Battle of Stamford Bridge September 25th, 1066.
- Tostig and Harold are killed in battle.
13:22 The Battle of Hastings. Feigning Injury.
15:12 Harold Godwinson's body was mutilated. Bodies stripped naked.
*William I, King of England, Duke of Normandy*
16:17 December 25th, 1066 William arrived in London and was Crowned King of England.
16:47 William retains many nobles, also replaces a large majority of the nobles with his family and Norman nobles.
17:30 Rebellions Arise! William Puts Them Down!
The White Tower.
17:58 The Northumbrian Anglo-Scandanavian lands.
19:33 1069-1070 The Harrying of The North destroys 75% of the population of Northern England.
20:23 Rebellions Continue. William defeats them.
20:43 The Revolt of The Earls.
21:15 William I Norman King of England was defeated at The Siege of Gerberoy
22:10 1086 William I returns to Normandy, France.
23:28 William The Conquerer's burial.
24:43 Relics remain, one of which is the Bayeux Tapestry.
25:04 _The Doomsday Book_ accounting for all he possessed.
25:14 His Castles Remain. His Legacy is criticized. He is remembered as a King and as a Conquerer.
King William I the Conqueror was a direct male line descendant of Antiochus II Theos. 👑💍🇬🇧
Totally enjoying every video, thank you 🙏
@Brief History, when will you debut a new video?? I love your content... Very informative yet entertaining...
Hello Jamelle. I unfortunately fell ill and lost my voice for the second time in 4 months. I hope to be able to get the next video out within a week or so once I am able to recover. Cheers
@@BriefHistoryOfficial thanks get well soon...
My kind of Channel!🎥🌐
So well produced
Please keep going through the line. This music is kinda spooky.
I'm William the Conqueror, my enemies stood no chance. They called me the first English king although I come from France. 1066 the Doomsday Book I gave to history, so fat on death my body burst, but enough about me. To help remember all your king's I came up with this song, a little rhyming ditty for you all to sing along.
Ohhhh William
But short isn't it we need more kings.
Seems like your comment is popular 👍 someone else is quoting you in the comments
No, not the first English king. The first was a Saxon.
@@TheMogregory you are obviously uncultured. I am quoting a song. So blame the authors, not me.
I really enjoy your videos ! very informative. I do, HOWEVER, hope in future videos, using the word "HOWEVER"... is not at the end of nearly every statement.
Quite confusing too many players, The Bayeux Tapestry is amazing tho
Its fake
He was the man who made England great
Duke William of Normandy: "I came, saw & conquered. Then sat down & smoked a well earned spliff, afterwards.". LOL!!
Can y'all believe that the Norman Conquest of England was almost 1,000 years ago? I can't
My ancestry is a mix of all these places.
Very interesting.
William may seem brutal nowadays but that's because we are judging him based on today's morals. For the XI century it was considered normal and expected for dukes and kings to conquer more land and subdue the locals. It's quite a humiliating ending for him though, to be left dead for days stripped naked.
Today's morals are window dressing to distract and deceive the masses, while entirely weaker men and women ignore morals totally using ridiculous laws and rules subjugate us. His death was harsh indeed!👍
2:42 You mean ‘invidious’ not ‘nefarious’. When referring to people, it is ‘who/whom’ rather than ’which’
I see how the de Clare family helped him get to power. They all coming from Rollo the great. The Normans took over from the Anglo Saxons and other Vikings. de Brionne after 1066 becomes de Clare.
Wow my ancestor William the conqueror lived a violent life. 👀
Yes he was. He ran my ancestors out of there villages and killed some us. They moved around alot after that and finally some ended up in the US in the 1800s. To me he didn't conquer he stold our land.
@@deannaoie2588 and your ancestors stole the Native Americans’ lands. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree!
Love love these videos but the background music is just too much.
If he only knew all you had to do was have your army dress as peasants, immigrate with their hands out. Slowly bleed the island dry and out breed and replace the inhabitants. If any of them raise objections, label them something meaningless and shame them into silence.
Amen to that.
That strategy is ahead of the game 😂
Soras soon as you said that Henry " became weary of William's power" I could not listen anymore. I must ASSUME that the king became WARY of William's power. He was not TIRED of it, he was AFRAID of it.
*William the Conqueror's wife was the niece of Henry I of France. She named her youngest son after her uncle...
*William the Conqueror's grandchildren, William & Matilda (via Henry I) married the grandchildren of one of his rivals- Geoffrey of Anjou... Matilda & her husband Geoffrey are the ancestors of all successive monarchs. And Matilda is the link between the Normans (her Dad) & the Anglo Saxons (her Mom, Edith/Matilda of Scotland)...
His family were vikings that were détermined in conquering the world.the king of France gave him Normandy as long as he would not go into any more foray in France.from then he expanded himself to England since he had no such allegiance as with the king of France
The Viking Normans conquest of 1066 was the fulfillment of Revelations 20:7-8 7 "And when the thousand years are expired, Satan shall be loosed out of his prison, 8 And shall go out to deceive the nations"
He looks far more crypto-Jewish than Scandinavian.
@@Darkstar-se6wc William's mother was jewish.
@@debbiedowner5375 Not. John received 16 visions by the power of The Creator. Revelation 1:10 he says...." by inspiration I came to be in the Lord's Day..... Which doesn't begin until the "7 times" ended. John describes the march of world powers that have an effect on Jehovah's Sovereign rulership. He says Rev 17:9....7 'kings' world powers, 5 have fallen (in John's day) ie. Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Greece,. ...'one is'. Rome. The other has not yet arrived. Ultimately Anglo American World Power with USA in ascendency since 1914...which is when the 7x ended. It would remain a short while. With it's mirror image the UN.
"A genocidal power hungry monster"? Very few Kings or rulers in the 11th Century wouldn't fit that description. It's silly that people today insist on judging people who lived hundreds or thousands of years ago by Western 21st Century standards.
His peasant subjects more than likely would have disagreed.
@@SetTrippin82; yes, but in the 11th Century peasants had a "rough row to hoe" under any King, Prince, Baron, or Duke. It just wasn't a good time to be a member of the "working class". If you got a little ahead, the "nobles" took it away from you, and then when the King got into a family squabble with his son, uncle, or cousin, he expected you to go out and die on some God forsaken battlefield to keep him in power. It's a wonder mankind survived the middle-ages.
@@oldgysgt wrong, normans introduced serfdom into england after Hastings, in anglo saxon society, you're born free, meaning you can live how you want, you could work your way up the social ladder, have land, marry who you want. once the normans came, they introduced serfdom, making most of England's people serfs, forced to work on land that wasn't there's, no way to rise in the society, once a peasant you stayed one and having to ask some norman twat if you could marry someone and pay taxes to him. They brutalized england, shockwaves we still feel today, the began the class society of today.
@@eadweardwoden7309; yes, the Normans brought Feudalism to England, but my comment wasn't about Feudalism. It was about the nature of "Kings" in the 11th century. Like I said, very few were not "genocidal power hungry monsters". To most "nobility" at the time, commoners were one step above animals.
@@oldgysgt very different to Germanic society, yes they had slaves but who didn't, the king on the continent used serfdom and pretended that wasn't a form of slavery.
I VE BEEN RESEARCHING MY FAMILY TREE, WILLIAM IS MY GREATXXXXXX.... GRANDFATHER! AND HENRY THE 1 ST ALSO
I am descended of William the Conqueror and 5 of his companions. I would like for you to do a vid on his five companions soon. Thank you.
This was interesting.
You don't look black. All the kings and queens of Europe were black up until the 1800s
@@tommyjohnson6410they weren’t black I’ve argued with you on another video about the kings skin colour but even if they where black just saying a black women can marry a white man and have a child who is white so if the kings and queens of England where black he could still be related still
@JJTHEARTI3T Bro you sound crazy. I have shown evidence. There were no white nobility. Swarthy means dark complexion you can't have a white parent or grandparents if you're Swarthy or Burnett its not possible. The black Douglas, the black prince were black people. To be Niger or Dubh means both parents are black.
Battle, was not the scene of the battle! Check out "Sotni" for far more solid information
William should have returned Harold’s body to his mother but I understand. William’s victory had to be complete.
Were Odo and Robert step brothers or half brother's, there's a true bloodline difference methinks if Herleva was mother to all 3 male offspring?
Anniversary of the battle of Hastings
William and Napoleon were the same spirit .
I am sure !
It would be sin to try allegating that his mother's cousin could be the true father and not Robert , Edward -the Confessor ! But nobody will know
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In Scotland he's always been known as Willaim the Bastard. He tried to conquer us in 1072, but failed miserably
Maybe harords army where a better army but got devied separated surrounded also they must of been tired travelling all the way from York by foot
Background music is extremely distracting.
Tragic
How's this for a conspiracy theory? William had an uncle who "died" a few years before Will was born named William So Robert called his son after his dead brother - a practice still observed in Norway today. But it wasn't William who died in 1025 but his cousin Edward Atheling and William was slipped in to fill the gap. Fast forward to 1051 when Will visited fake Edward and learnt that the doddery old man was in fact his supposedly dead uncle. Not knowing how the English system worked, Will decided that he was entitled to the throne of England when fake Edward died.. Through the wonders of modern science we can now test this theory as the body of "William" has remained buried in Fecamp Abbey since 1025 ( having been moved once in 1717) now al I need
is a few thousand of pounds ( 37 Euros, 6 USD) and permissions to dig up "William" and check the DNA of Emma against the body dug up. ( Emma's bones are in Winchester Cathedral) The relationship between the sets of bones will be either mother/ son or aunt/ nephew. Who's for contributing?
People like to demonize William as this brutal killer. But you could easily say the same thing about Edward III who is widely considered one of England's greatest kings. Edward's armies committed horrible atrocities in Scotland and France.
I MEAN HENRY THE 2 ND MOTHER MATILDA FLANDERS FATHER WILLIAM
Music!!!! So distracting. Just turn it down please.
William was connected to my ancient family, Bosvile who protected William from those who would kill him.. My ancestors were Vickings at that time were essential in protecting him and preparing him for Kingship in England.. They fought and won the Battle of Hastings with William at the Battle of Hastings in England where they defeated those who were trying to keep William fro
WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR WAS MY 31ST GREAT GFATHER..
Yawn....
My maternal grandpa was a FitzGerald/ Desmond/ Geraldine. Odoh FitzGerald came over with William, and served as royal chamberlain. The family went on to marry in with the Twdyrs and were finally deposed in 1607 after the Desmond rebellions in Ireland.
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@@Darkstar-se6wc Funny how there's more of Ælfred the Great's, William the Bastard etc, relatives in America than England. Isn't it? lol.
@@mikeycraig8970 evidence please because americas europeans population is so mixed you're probably talking crap, anyway who cares, millions upon millions have there DNA its not unique thing and they probably do, america's european population is huge compared to englands so its not really a great argument.
William the 1st of England…. Who was French?
Once again the background music is too loud.
Pronunciations need work -- too bad to hear an American voice instead of a British one. E.g., Aethling - long a or AA (ae diphthong use in OE). But clear useful information of historic figures.
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My 29th great grandfather :D
The Absolutely 💯 Filth That Invaded The World 🌎 😍.
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The Viking Normans conquest of 1066 was the fulfillment of Revelations 20:7-8 7 "And when the thousand years are expired, Satan shall be loosed out of his prison, 8 And shall go out to deceive the nations"
Who named Blondie ha ha mana😂🤣
Does that mean the English are really french then Scotland must be only native people left in uk
He was never a monarch of England and should be kept out of are history end off