Godwinson Ii Harold Ii Godwinson
Место рождения
Wessex, EnglandДата рождения
1021Дата смерти
14.10.1066Пол
МужскойОтец
1001 г.р.
Мать
Около 997 г.р.
Жена
1025 г.р.
Дети
Около 1042 г.р.
1049 г.р.
1051 г.р.
1055 г.р.
Между 1055 и 1061 г.р.
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Участники
Место
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Работа или профессия
Неизвестно
England
Konge af EnglandEarl og Wessex etc
Крещение
Неизвестно
Also Of, Isle Of Thanet, Kent, England
Рождение ребёнка
Около 1042
Сын: Haroldson Godwine
Мать ребёнка: Gödwinsson (Verch Gruffydd) Queen Of England Queen Consort Of Wales Eadgyth 'Edith The Fair'
Wessex, England
Рождение ребёнка
1049
Рождение ребёнка
1051
Рождение ребёнка
1053
Дочь: Киевский (Monomakh) (Haraldsdóttir, Of Wessex) Гита Уэссекская
Мать ребёнка: Gödwinsson (Verch Gruffydd) Queen Of England Queen Consort Of Wales Eadgyth 'Edith The Fair'
London, Middlesex, England
Работа или профессия
С 15.04.1053
Jarl af Wessex
Рождение ребёнка
1055
Сын: Wessex Gunhild Of
Мать ребёнка: Gödwinsson (Verch Gruffydd) Queen Of England Queen Consort Of Wales Eadgyth 'Edith The Fair'
Of London, Middlesex, England
Рождение ребёнка
Между 1055 и 1061
Дочь: De Hesdin (Verch Gruffydd) Princess Nesta
Мать ребёнка: Gödwinsson (Verch Gruffydd) Queen Of England Queen Consort Of Wales Eadgyth 'Edith The Fair'
Rhuddlan Flintshire Denbighshire Wales
Бракосочетание
1064
Of Wessex, England
Spouse: Ealdgyth Unknown
Работа или профессия
С 05.01.1066
King of England, EARL OF THE EAST ANGLES AND THE WEST SAXONS, Comte, d\'East-Anglie, d\'Essex, de Cambridgeshire, d\'Huntingdonshire, Roi, d\'Angleterre, Konge av England i 1066, Earl of East Anglia, ... Показать все
Смерть
14.10.1066
Senlac Hill, Hastings, East Sussex, England
Cause of death: Battle
Похороны
14.10.1066
After the Battle of Hastings, William the Bastard, Duke of Normandy sent William Mallet, who had befriended Harold when he was Earl of Wessex, to find Harold\'s body. Mallet identified it, with the help of Harold\'s hand fast wife, Edith, by the marks on his body (probably tattoos). Despite an offer by Harold\'s mother, Gytha, to buy the body for its weight in gold, William had it buried under a cairn overlooking the seashore. To quote the Norman chronicler, William of Jumieges: \'It was said in mockery to be appropriate to leave him as keeper of the shore and sea which he had sought to defend in his insanity.\' No doubt William did not wish Harold\'s grave to become a focus for English devotion. Later, if the tradition and records of Harold\'s personal church, Holy Cross Waltham Abbey in Essex, are true William relented and the body taken and reburied in front its high altar. In 1120 it was moved to a nave in as the number of pilgrims was becoming an embarrassment to England\'s new nobility. When the abbey was dissolved in Henry VIII\'s time the church was considerably reduced in size and the nave demolished. The assumed site of Harold\'s body now lies in the church grounds.