While still a youth, one of his guardians, Osbern, was killed in the same room in which he wassleeping. His reign was the last described in a chronicle by William of Jumieges. He signed the Truceof Abernathy with the Scottish king, Malcolm III Canmore. With French forces, this man defeatedan army led by Guy of Brionne at the Battle of Val-es-Dunes. This king formalized English feudalismwith the Oath of (*) Salisbury. This man installed Lanfranc as Archbishop and was the half-brother ofOdo. He began construction on the T
While still a youth, one of his guardians, Osbern, was killed in the same room in which he wassleeping. His reign was the last described in a chronicle by William of Jumieges. He signed the Truceof Abernathy with the Scottish king, Malcolm III Canmore. With French forces, this man defeatedan army led by Guy of Brionne at the Battle of Val-es-Dunes. This king formalized English feudalismwith the Oath of (*) Salisbury. This man installed Lanfranc as Archbishop and was the half-brother ofOdo. He began construction on the Tower of London. This husband of Matilda of Flanders started anoverland campaign from Pevensey. This man benefited from a campaign launched by Tostig and HaraldHardraade. For 10 points, name this commissioner of the Domesday Book and victor at the Battle ofHastings.
While still a youth, one of his guardians, Osbern, was killed in the same room in which he wassleeping.
William I [or William the Conqueror or William the Bastard or Guillaume le ConquÃ©rant; prompt on "William of Normandy"]