This man married Eadgyth, the widow of one of his military rivals, Gruffydd ap Llywelyn of Gwynned, whom this man fought a series of border skirmishes against. After becoming the Earl of East Anglia, this man was briefly exiled due to his father's insubordination regarding a fight in Dover, leading this man to spend time in Ireland in the court of King Dermont of Leinster. After being imprisoned at Beaurain by Count Guy of (*) Ponthieu, this man supposedly swore an oath to a foreign noble that he would not accept a certain English title. The victor over his brother Tostig and King Harald Hardr
This man married Eadgyth, the widow of one of his military rivals, Gruffydd ap Llywelyn of Gwynned, whom this man fought a series of border skirmishes against. After becoming the Earl of East Anglia, this man was briefly exiled due to his father's insubordination regarding a fight in Dover, leading this man to spend time in Ireland in the court of King Dermont of Leinster. After being imprisoned at Beaurain by Count Guy of (*) Ponthieu, this man supposedly swore an oath to a foreign noble that he would not accept a certain English title. The victor over his brother Tostig and King Harald Hardrada at Stamford Bridge, FTP, name this successor of Edward the Confessor, who lost the crown and his life to William the Conqueror at Hastings.
This man married Eadgyth, the widow of one of his military rivals, Gruffydd ap Llywelyn of Gwynned, whom this man fought a series of border skirmishes against.
{Harold II} or {Harold Godwinson}