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Rebellions
- Kent and Welsh
Rebellion 1067
- Kent Rebellion
- first major rebellion
- attack on dover castle failed
- focused upon and
was near dover
- appealed for troops from Eustice of Bologne
- sources suggest that Eustice wanted the throne
- sources suggest that Eustice wanted the throne
- first major rebellion
- Welsh Rebellion
- Border between England
and Wales is a grey area
- people always arguing over who owns it
- people always arguing over who owns it
- Edrics land claimed by
Normans
- did not like it :(
- declared open warfare
- attacked herefordshire with 2 welsh
princes
- retreated in to hills before William
arrived
- William made no attempt for
submission
- William made no attempt for
submission
- retreated in to hills before William
arrived
- attacked herefordshire with 2 welsh
princes
- declared open warfare
- did not like it :(
- Border between England
and Wales is a grey area
- Kent Rebellion
- Northern Rebellions
- 1st Northern
Rebellion
1068-1069/70
- caused by Dainish fleet
arriving in late August
- built castle in the region to prevent
another rebellion
- Edgar fled up North (caused
second rebellion)
- caused by Dainish fleet
arriving in late August
- 2nd Northern
Rebellion
1069/70-1071
- Edgar goes to Scotland
- marries King Malcolm III
- leads the rebellion
- marries King Malcolm III
- William goes up to the North
- Harrying of
the North
- ranscaked the North
- destroyed all crops
- salted ground so nothing
would grow
- famine fell and more than
100,000 people
(Christian) perished of hunger
- some restorted to cannibalism
- some restorted to cannibalism
- ranscaked the North
- Harrying of
the North
- Edgar goes to Scotland
- 1st Northern
Rebellion
1068-1069/70
- Ely Campaigne
(Revolt) 1071
- surrouned by marshland
- last bastion of English and
Danish resistance
- nobleman
Hereward the
Wake took over in
summer 1070
- invited vikings
- Vikings paid off William
- Vikings paid off William
- invited vikings
- nobleman
Hereward the
Wake took over in
summer 1070
- hard to seige
- stratigic point
- beacon of resistance
- beacon of resistance
- stratigic point
- last bastion of English and
Danish resistance
- land and naval assult
on the isle
- sailed down River Ouse
- created a blockade around
the island
- led to a long seige
- cause ways constructed
out of sheep skin and wood
- surrounded island so
infantry can storm
abbey
- moved force
- too many soliders
went accross- cause
way broke and sank
- more cause ways built
- surrounded hereward
- according to sources
either surrendered or fled
- according to sources
either surrendered or fled
- surrounded hereward
- more cause ways built
- too many soliders
went accross- cause
way broke and sank
- moved force
- surrounded island so
infantry can storm
abbey
- cause ways constructed
out of sheep skin and wood
- led to a long seige
- created a blockade around
the island
- sailed down River Ouse
- surrouned by marshland
- Earls Revolt 1075
- 3 main earls
- Ralph De Garl
- Norfolk
- Norfolk
- Roger De Bretail
- Hereford
- Hereford
- Wathelof
- Northumberland
- last English lord!!
- last English lord!!
- Northumberland
- Ralph De Garl
- hatred for change
- Roger didn't like royal sheriffs
- Roger's daughter married Ralph
- Roger's daughter married Ralph
- Roger didn't like royal sheriffs
- Ralph went to get
forces and fled to
Denmark
- His wife protected a castle
- His wife protected a castle
- Roger tried to flee
- held up at the River Seven by
Arch Bishop Odo
- held up at the River Seven by
Arch Bishop Odo
- sent messgaes to Denmark for ships
- Looted towns
- Looted towns
- Roger lost land and was arrested
- Ralph had lost land
- Ralph had lost land
- Wathelof told William about
the rebellion
- tried and executed
- tried and executed
- any other traitors blinded
or had left hand cut off
- 3 main earls
- Exeter Rebellion
1068
- William
went to
Exeter with
500 men
- 4 miles from Exeter a
delegation came and negotiated
with William
- gave William hostages as exchange for co-operation
- destroyed Dorset towns
on route
- came from north east
- arrived at east gate
- citizens refused William entry
- William not happy-blinded a
hostage :(
- made tunnels under north gate
- after 18 days the wall collapsed
- entered city & citizens surrendered
- citizens swore on holy relics not to harm people or the city
- Gytha (H.Godwison's mum) exiled
- revoked change too taxes :)
(cause of the rebellion)
- William built Rougemont Castle
- William built Rougemont Castle
- revoked change too taxes :)
(cause of the rebellion)
- Gytha (H.Godwison's mum) exiled
- citizens swore on holy relics not to harm people or the city
- entered city & citizens surrendered
- after 18 days the wall collapsed
- made tunnels under north gate
- gave obscene guestures
- prepared for a long seige
- prepared for a long seige
- William not happy-blinded a
hostage :(
- citizens refused William entry
- arrived at east gate
- came from north east
- destroyed Dorset towns
on route
- gave William hostages as exchange for co-operation
- 4 miles from Exeter a
delegation came and negotiated
with William
- William
went to
Exeter with
500 men
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