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Los vikingos en Inglaterra: asalto final · Historia con el móvil

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  Welcome, friends and friends, there' s a mobile story. My name
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  is Juan Jesús Pleguezuelo. I am a professor of history, high school and
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  know if I can continue to be excited and I don' t know if
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  I can continue to do it. I' m gonna try. Okay.
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  Let' s talk about the history of England. This episode continues the series
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  of episodes, the series of episodes that we have dedicated to the History of
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  England. There is already a playlist in Spotify called History of England. Where
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  they are where we have, as all the episodes dedicated to the history of
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  England. We have the Anglo- Saxon aptarkua, the arrival at the Vikings,
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  the first assaults, takes it to the Vikings second round and this episode
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  is called the Vikings in England assault. Final. Is there anything to see?
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  Let' s see, who was going to say it. But the
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  more he studies the history of England, the more I realize the resemblance he
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  has to the history of Spain. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
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  yeah, like I said, like I said, the history of England is
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  very similar to the history of Spain. The English and Spanish middle ages are
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  full of parallels. And I think it' s funny because before I got
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  into this show, I never would have thought about it. Well, let
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  ' s talk. Come on, come on, come on, come on,
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  the Vikings in England. Final assault we talked in the last episode about
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  the history of England of Edward, the old Edward, the old queen of
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  the year eight hundred ninety- nine a year nine hundred twenty- four.
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  He was king of Wesex and Mercia and also had the title of king of
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  the Anglo- Saxons. We said keep the timeline. Edward, the old
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  queen of the year eight hundred and ninety- nine years nine hundred and twenty
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  - four and has four sons, What are the ones that happen to him
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  on the throne. First, one, then, then another, then another,
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  and well some had some bad luck, so bad luck that nothing,
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  because how they ended up, because murdered as many kings have ended in the
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  Middle Ages. Who aren' t these four kids? I' m going
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  to tell you the names I' m sure the first ettel Weare, Attlestan,
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  Edmundo and Adred will stay. These are the four sons who succeed Edward,
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  the old Edua edter War In fact, it lasts only sixteen days.
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  It seems that killed by whom, surely by brother atter Stan who would happen
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  to him. Then we have Edmundo and then Edred and stay tuned Let'
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  s go back to the third son, Edmundo. Well, Edmundo has two
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  children, Edwie del Bello and Edgar el Pacífico. Okay, I repeat,
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  Edwid del Bello and Edgar the Pacific? I' m going back to the
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  timeline. Edward, the old queen of the year eight hundred and ninety-
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  nine a year nine hundred and twenty- four, his four sons, Eldred
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  the fourth son, Queen of the year nine hundred and forty- six years
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  nine hundred and fifty- five, succeed him. So, the two sons
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  of Edmund are the ones who come now, who are first Edwid del Bello
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  and then Edgar the Pacific? Edgar the Pacific? Queen of the year nine
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  hundred and fifty- nine, the year nine hundred and seventy- five and
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  attention. He has two children. One is called Eduardo the martyr, and
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  another is called Etelredo II nicknamed, the ill- advised. I repeat,
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  Edgar the Pacific, He has two sons who are Eduardo the Martyr and Etelredo
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  II, the ill- advised. Retain this name of Torredo, which is
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  one of our great protagonists of this chapter. Edward the martyr, The martyr,
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  The martyr, that is, what do you say to the martyr,
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  the martyr, because he was murdered. He was murdered, he was murdered
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  by his stepmother, by Ette Alredo' s mother, Edgar the Pacific,
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  had had two children with two different mothers. Edgar the Pacific happens first to
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  his son, Eduardo Martyr and Eduardo Martyr, is killed by his other brother
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  ' s mother. Okay. That' s why he' s nicknamed a
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  martyr eduardo. Then it happens to them Etterredo. Second, the ill-
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  advised reign of the year nine hundred and seventy- eight to one thousand and
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  sixteen. And well, let' s talk a little bit about this around,
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  the tore. Well, what' s going on,' cause he
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  ' s still suffering from the Vikings' attack. We have already said that
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  the Vikings had taken it with England, the Danish and the Norwegians had a
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  fixation with England and they continued to attack together separately at the same time they
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  did not stop, they did not stop. Then this one around. Second,
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  he comes up with an idea of sending a punishment, sending a message
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  to the Vikings and ordering a massacre and ordering the killing of all the nobles
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  of Viking descent, that is, if the Vikings have been attacking England for
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  centuries and entering England, it means that there were already nobles who had Viking
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  ancestry. Well, then, one day he orders the slaughter, the slaughter
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  of the nobles of Viking descent, and that day he is known as the
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  massacre of St Bricio' s day. What' s the matter with you?
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  Second, the ill- advised. That' s what you' re
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  telling him. The ill- advised. It wasn' t, no,
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  it had, no, it wasn' t a good idea Look. Among
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  those killed was Kunhilda and she has this Gunhilda, for the sister of the
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  King of Denmark sven first. He kills the sister in that massacre of hundreds
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  of thousands of nobles of Viking ancestry and takes the sister of the King of
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  Denmark and the King of Denmark first. Well, he already has the perfect
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  casus belly. The King of Denmark already has the perfect excuse to invade England.
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  So you look first from Denmark. In the year one thousand and thirteen,
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  he launched himself into the invasion of England. It happened to them that
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  when he arrived in London in the battle that there was on a bridge,
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  well, he suffered a wound. Okay, well, there' s the
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  wound and it' s around. Second, you have to run to Normandy.
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  They know that Normandy is to the north of France and Normandy Normandy,
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  which is the nemical Normandy land of the men of the North. If you
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  have heard the previous episodes, you know that Normandy is a duchy founded by
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  Vikings, a richorolingium. He gives up those territories, the Vikings to be
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  quiet and stop attacking Paris. Therefore, in Normandy it is a territory,
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  an heir kingdom of the Vikings see how they already begin to spend on other
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  sides. So between two seconds he flees from the Vikings to another Viking land,
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  in this normal case day he is in today' s France. But
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  they happen to see each other. First he dies from the wounds he had
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  suffered at the Battle of the London Bridge and then the Earth. Second he
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  can come back, he can come back and be king, but, but,
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  but, but, he dies in a short time. In the year
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  two thousand and sixteen. In the year two thousand and sixteen, in the
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  second, he just returned to be king of England. The palm is worth
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  the short time that it is Ben first who had taken the throne away from
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  him, for he returns ter from the second and also dies. They all
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  die here. Who happens to isbn I, who happens to your son Canuto
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  worth we said? Did we say? It' s Ben first launches the
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  invasion on the ground, second he has to go. It' s Ben,
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  first the earth dies, second it comes back, but it dies.
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  Who happens in the crown of English Canuto, son, son of sven I.
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  What happens, then, that Canuto, son Desben, first king of
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  Denmark, was also king of Denmark. What happens in the year two thousand
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  twenty- six, Canuto has to return to Denmark because he was having trouble
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  with the crown. Come on, they wanted to take away the crown that
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  was neglected here. They were turning around and right away. There was a
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  cousin, a new one. I don' t know what I already wanted
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  to take away your throne. So you look sorry. Canuto has to return
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  to Denmark to secure his throne. We are talking about the year one thousand
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  twenty- six but it is that things get complicated and Denmark has to go
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  to conquer Norway, because they were also attacking him from there. I mean,
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  he gets in trouble. Canuto leaves his throne in England. It leaves
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  a mark Denmark Norway and in my year thousand thirty- five dies. Well,
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  then, what happens Enga Canuto in the Kingdom in the English crown,
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  for first his son Haroldo Herfut and eye Haroldo herf takes the crown of England
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  on behalf of the other brother, Canuto Hardeknuth, who was out there fighting
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  also in Norway. I repeat, to Canuto, son of sven I,
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  succeeds him in Haroldo Haroldo Hardfud, from one thousand thirty- five to one
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  thousand forty and reigns in the name of his other brother, Canuto Hardeknuth,
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  who was indeed to be King Harold the Harthut dies in the year one thousand
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  forty and succeeds him the other brother of Canuto, who is Canuto Hardeknov and
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  Carnuto hardendub Queen of the year one thousand forty- one thousand forty- two
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  and returns attention to the crown of England. Who then returns the second son
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  of Etelredo, Edward, the confessor will be the last king of the house
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  of Wessex. In the year one thousand forty- two, Edward the Confessor
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  is crowned King of the Anglo- Saxons Vale and Edward the Confessor was the
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  son of Te Alredo II, the one who had had to go to Normandy,
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  the one who went to Normandy, the one who returned and the one
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  who died shortly. Then, at Wessex' s house, he takes back
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  the crown of England for a short time. Then Edward, the Confessor Queen
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  of one thousand forty- two, one thousand sixty- six, and in
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  the year two thousand sixty- six, dies and succeeds Harold Do II,
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  who was his brother- in- law Harold II, had a sister,
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  Edith, who was married to Edward, the Confessor. Then, in the
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  year one thousand sixty- six he dies and succeeds his brother- in-
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  law, Harold the second of England. January 6th happens to him. Well,
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  that, Harold Segundo, happens to him. What happens here another Viking
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  invasion, in this case from Norway. Vale in October comes another invasion,
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  which is from Harald Hardrada, Harald III, king of Norway. Harald III
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  of Norway and his son Olaf launch from Norway into the invasion of England and
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  the Battle of Stanford Bridge occurs and King Harald III dies there, but not
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  his son. His son survives Olaf. We are talking about the Battle of
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  Stanford Briche on September 25. I repeat, I repeat the chronology. Harold
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  II of England succeeds Edward the confessor on January 6, the year one thousand
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  sixty- six. Okay then. Then, in September, Harald III of
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  Norway, King of Norway and his son Olaf launched into the invasion of England
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  and the Battle of Stanford Bridge took place. Twenty- fifth of September.
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  Harald haardrada dies, but not his son Olaf is fine, so Haroldo II
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  survives, but right away. Three days later. Three days later, the
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  Duke of Normandy, William the Conqueror, launched the conquest of England. All
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  right, the William was Duke of Normandy and also had Viking origin and was
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  the cousin of Edward the Confessor. That' s why he considers himself the
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  legitimate heir of Eduardo the Confessor vale and in September. In the same September
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  of the two thousand sixty- six the invasion of England is launched and the
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  battle of Hasting takes place on the fourteenth of October. It' s 14
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  October. So that' s where William wins that battle and England' s
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  Normanship are tied together for a period of time. I repeat the chronology Edward
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  the Confessor reigns of two thousand forty- two two thousand sixty- six.
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  On January 6, sixty- six, he was succeeded by his brother-
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  in- law Harold II of England. September. We have that on September
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  25th the Norwegians, captained by King Hall, third of Norway, are launching
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  themselves to the conquest of England and we have on September 25th the Battle of
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  Stanford Briage September 25th and that battle just takes place. Soon. The Normans
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  are coming, the Normans are coming. Two weeks later and the battle of
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  Hasting takes place on October 14 and wins the Norman win and William the Conqueror
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  wins and this invasion triumphs. And we can definitely say that now the Vikings
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  have won, they have won the game and they are already staying from now
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  on, already if they stay. Because and because I' m talking about
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  Vikings, because Normans are of Viking origin. So the Normans can also be
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  one who has already been in Norman for a long century, we can also
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  consider them Vikings. That' s why this episode is called the Vikings in
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  England. In the final leap, the Vikings have already finished invading. The
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  Vikings or their heirs have finished invading England. Well, so far today'
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  s episode. I hope you found it interesting. Dear, friend, dear,
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