nuò màn wáng cháo zuòzhělièbiǎo
wēi lián shì King William I The Conquerorwēi lián 'èr shì William IIhēng shì Henry I
fēn Stephen of Blois
wēi lián shì King William I The Conqueror
nuò màn wáng cháo  (1028niánjiǔyuè~1087niánjiǔyuè9rì)
kāiduānzhōngjié
zàiwèi1066nián1087nián

   wēi lián shì zhēng zhě)( wén :GuillaumeleConquérant, yīng : KingWilliamITheConqueror, dīng wén: WillielmusRexAnglorum, 1028 nián 9 yuè héng 1087 nián 9 yuè 9 ), nuò màn gōng jué( 1035 nián -1087 nián)、 yīng lán guó wáng( 1066 nián -1087 nián zài wèi)。
  
   shēng píng
  1035 niánnuò màn gōng jué luó bèi 'ěr shìkuān hóng dezài lěng cháo shèng de guī zhōng shìyóu méi yòu hūn shēng yīn wéi de shēng wēi lián bèi wéi nuò màn gōng juéwēi lián chū shēng guó nuò màn gōng guó de lāi yīn shòu gǎi de yǐng xiǎngqián xìn tiān zhù jiào xìng huó 'ér jiān rènzài nián yòu wèi hòu duō shòu dào 'àn shā yīn móu de wēi xiédàn shì yóu qīn guó guó wáng hēng shì de bǎo xìng miǎnyīng lán guó wáng chàn huǐ zhě 'ài huá zǎo nián céng jīng liú wáng nuò màn dào nuò màn rén de bǎo suǒ jié méngbìng xià nuò zài shì hòujiāng yīng lán wáng wèi chéng quán zhuǎn ràng gěi wēi liándàn shì 'ài huá hòu luó 'èr shì chéng yīng lán wáng wèiwēi lián jiān chí zhù zhāng duì yīng lán wáng wèi yòu chéng quán shì zài huò jiào zōng shān 'èr shì de shèng shí zhì hòu chū bīng zhàn lǐng yīng lán。 1066 nián 9 yuè 28 nuò màn rén de jiàn duì zài yīng lán dēng zài suí hòu de hēi tíng zhàn zhōngnuò màn jūn duì bài 'àng - xùn jūn duìbìng shā liǎo luó 'èr shìsuí hòu zhàn lǐng liǎo lún dūn。 12 yuè 25 wēi lián zài wēi mǐn jiào táng jiā miǎn wéi yīng lán guó wángnuò màn wáng cháo kāi shǐ wēi lián shì wèi hòuwèile zhèn guó nèi 'àng - xùn rén de pàn luàn wēi lián shì jiāng yīng guó de fēn zhī zuò wéi de lǐng jiāng shǒu xià de shì fēng wéi nán juéfēn bié pài zhù zhèn shǒubìng zài quán guó xiū jiàn liǎo hěn duō chéng bǎolún dūn wēn suō chéng bǎo dōushì zài shí xiū jiàn de wēi lián shì yǐn liǎo guó de shēng huó guàn zhōng xiē huì duì yīng guó chǎn shēng liǎo hěn de yǐng xiǎngwèile zhǎng quán guó de rén kǒu fēn pèi qíng kuàng wēi lián shì zài 1085 nián 1086 nián pài rén diào chá zhěng yīng lán guì gēng nóng de shí qíng kuàng jīng liàngbān liǎo bèi chēng wéi shěn pàn shū de zhàng gēn shěn pàn shūde diào chá jiēguǒyīng lán yuē yòu 150 wàn rén kǒu zhōng 90% shàng shì nóng mínwèile zhèn zhǎngzǐ luó bèi 'ěr 'èr shì zài nuò màn dòng de fǎn pàn wēi lián shì qīn fǎn huí guó gāi nián yuè zài máng (Mantes) luò shòu shāngliǎng yuè hòu zài 'áng de St.Gervais xiū dào yuàn shì shì hòu bèi mái zàng zài nuò màn 'áng de shèng 'āi 'ān xiū dào yuàn( AbbayedeSt.Etienne)。
  
   hūn yīn
  1052 niánzài nuò màn de yóu chéng shèng jiào táng( NotreDamed'Eu) lán jué de 'ér wáng luó bèi 'ěr 'èr shì de sūn 'ěr ( Matilda) wéi
  
  * zhǎngzǐ luó · suǒ yuē 1054 nián -1134 nián nuò màn gōng jué luó bèi 'ěr 'èr shì
  * cháng sài yuē 1055 nián -1126 nián
  * wēi lián 'èr shì( 1056 nián -1100 nián), yīng lán guó wáng
  * sān chá( 1057 nián - yuē 1081 nián), bèi 'ěr nài gōng jué
  * 'ā (Adeliza)( ?-1065 nián
  * sān 'ā dài yuē 1062 nián -1138 nián), jià gěi jué 'ài 'ān men de jiù shì yīng lán guó wáng fēn
  * ā jiā suōyuē 1064 nián - yuē 1080 nián
  * kāng tǎn yuē 1066 nián -1090 nián
  * 'ěr ( ?-1112 nián
  * hēng shì( 1068 nián -1135 niányīng lán guó wáng


  Life
  1035, Duke of Normandy Robert I (generous) in the pilgrimage of the way back to Jerusalem died. Because he did not legitimate, the only bastard Duke of Normandy, William was set up as a. William was born in the Duchy of Falaise in Normandy, France, due to the impact of the reform of Cluny, devout Catholic. A lively and tough. After ascending the throne at a young age has been repeatedly threatened assassination plot, but because the mother and the protection of Henry I, King of France, to be spared. The early years of England's King Edward the Confessor was in exile in Normandy, by Norman protection, so their alliance. And privately promised in his death, will inherit the throne of England the right to transfer to William. However, after the death of Harold Edward II inherited the throne of England. William insisted on their right to inherit the throne in England, so access to Pope Alexander II sent troops after the occupation of the Holy Cross flag of England. September 28, 1066, Norman's fleet landed in England. In the ensuing Battle of Hastings, the Norman army defeated the Anglo - Saxon army and killed Harold II, and subsequent occupation of London. December 25, William was crowned in Westminster Abbey as King of England, Norman dynasty began. William I's reign, in order to suppress domestic Anglo - Saxon rebellion, William I, one-fifth of the British land as their own territory, will be labeled men's knight baron, are stationed around the guard, and built many castles in the country . Tower of London and Windsor Castle are all built in that period. William I introduced the French and the French lifestyle, some words and customs of the United Kingdom had a great impact. In order to control the country's population and land distribution, Wilhelm I in 1085 and 1086 surveys sent nobles and farmers throughout England the actual situation of land and economic power, enacted known as the "Doomsday Book" of the land books. According to "Domesday Book" of the survey results, about 150 million people in England, of which 90% are farmers. In order to suppress the eldest son of Robert II, launched the rebellion in the Normandy region, William I personally returned to France in July of that year in the Mount (Mantes) Lok Ma injured, two months later in Rouen in St. Gervais convent death, death Caen in Normandy after the burial of Saint-Etienne Abbey (Abbaye de St.Etienne).
  1052, in particular in the Normandy city of Church of Our Lady (Notre Dame d'Eu) Count of Flanders married the daughter of King Robert II's granddaughter Matilda (Matilda) wife.
  * Daughter Cecilia (about 1055 years - 1126)
  * Second daughter Adelisa (Adeliza) (? - 1065 year)
  * Constance (about 1066 years - 1090)
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