By Kyle Morris. Background Information  Duke of Normandy  William The Conqueror  Father (Robert) previous Duke of Normandy  Took over at young age.

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By Kyle Morris

Background Information  Duke of Normandy  William The Conqueror  Father (Robert) previous Duke of Normandy  Took over at young age  Attempted assassination many times  Won multiple battles

Before Birth  Robert Duke of Normandy  Robert the Devil  Killed in 1035 while on Pilgrimage  William sworn as successor

Duke of Normandy  8 years old  Leading Normans were guardians

Upset Crowd  Norman barons were furious  Illegitimate for position  Plot to kill William  Ralph the Wacy

The Battle of Valesdunes  Joined King Henry I  Royal army vs. Rebel army

Family Matilda of Flanders  Married in 1053  9 children  Eldest child (Robert) demanded successor

Edward the Confessor  King of England  Promised Edward to be successor  Edward died 1066 (very ill)  Throne up for decision  War against Harold

Death of William the Conqueror  Suffered injury during combat  Divided his succession for his sons  A great conqueror and ruler

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