557. 1066: The Norman Conquest (Part 4)
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Aftermath of the Norman Conquest
This chapter explores the significant transformations in English society following the Norman Conquest of 1066, detailing the decline of Anglo-Saxon nobility and the rise of Norman lords. It examines the brutal repression faced by displaced aristocrats and peasants, alongside the establishment of castles as symbols of William the Conqueror's authority. The discussion also highlights the dual impact on both military and spiritual realms, as monumental cathedrals emerged to reflect the new power dynamics in England.
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