THE NORMAN CONQUEST. 
ce: 
‘he slain Harold. Such opposition counted for but little to a man like 
William. Ina few days he had marched on London, Rösistanes 
Könttered the forces collected to oppose him, and rendered Yaln 
all thoughts of resistance hopeless. " 
3, Archbishop Stigand, Edgar himself, and the chief nobility, 
hastened 10 Make submission to William, who, on Christ- Cöronation 
Mas Day, 1066, was erowned King of England in West- of William. 
Minster Abbey, - 
1. ENGLISH KINGS BEFORE THE CONQUEST. 
SHOWING UNION OF SAXON AND NORMAN LINES, 
REBERE (802-839). 
ETHELWOLEF (839-867). 
 ETHELBALD 
(857-860) 
ETUHELBERT ETHELRED IL ALFRED THE GREA1 
(860-866). (866-871). (871-901). 
EDWARD THR ELDER (901-026) 
ÄTHELSTAN (925-0940). EDMUND (940-046). 
» m 
EDWY (955-959). 
; 
EDRED (946-955) 
1 
EDGAR (959-975). 
EDWARD THE MARTYR 
(975-070) 
ETNELRED IT. 
{979-1016% married— 
1. Me. 2. Emma of Normandy. 
4) | 
MUND IRONSIDE (April to Nov,, 1016). 
EDWARD THE CONFESSOR (1042-1066 
== Adi dauchter of Karl Godrwin. 
Edmund. 
TKdwart) 
Edgar the /Etheling. 
(End of English male oe 
Mingasst 
= Malcolm Sof Scotland. 
Matilda == Henry 2. of England 
(unitine Enzlish and N lines). 
2. HOUSE OF GODWIN. 
Wulfnoth, 
Harl Godwin 
m Gi, prandıuiece of STEVM 
Faith 
Edward the 
PO 
HAROLD 
(Jan. -Oct. 1063.) 
Tostig 
Gurta. 
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