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January 6, 1066: Coronation of Harold Godwinson

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January 6, 1066: Coronation of Harold Godwinson

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Harold Godwinson is crowned King of England, stirring tensions with William, Duke of Normandy who also claimed the throne. This rivalry set the stage for the Battle of Hastings.

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William begins assembling a vast invasion fleet and an army in Normandy to prepare for his conquest of England. This move demonstrates William's determination to claim the English throne.

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September 20, 1066: Harald Hardrada Lands in England

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September 20, 1066: Harald Hardrada Lands in England

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The Norwegian King Harald Hardrada, seeing an opportunity, also sets his sights on conquering England, landing in the north of England. This complicates Harold's defense, creating a two-front threat.

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September 25, 1066: Battle of Stamford Bridge

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September 25, 1066: Battle of Stamford Bridge

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Harold Godwinson swiftly defeats the Norwegian threat at the Battle of Stamford Bridge, showcasing his military prowess. However, this victory leaves his forces depleted and weary.

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Over the hills

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September 28, 1066: William Lands at Pevensey

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September 28, 1066: William Lands at Pevensey

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Finally, William's vast fleet and army land at Pevensey, England. This marks the beginning of William's direct assault on England.

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William's forces march to Hastings, where they prepare for the decisive battle. This movement was strategic, aiming to intercept Harold who was headed south from Stamford Bridge.

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The pivotal Battle of Hastings takes place. William's tactical prowess and Harold's fatigue from the previous battle play crucial roles in the outcome, leading to a turning point in English history.

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December 25, 1066: Coronation of William the Conqueror

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December 25, 1066: Coronation of William the Conqueror

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William the Conqueror is crowned King of England on Christmas Day, marking the beginning of Norman rule in England. This coronation signifies the end of the Anglo-Saxon era in England.