The British History Podcast
432 – The Revolt of the Earls
Nov 11, 2023
In this podcast, the revolt of the Earls in 1075 is explored, including the battles between armies, the siege of Norwich castle, and the unexpected departure of one of the Earls to Denmark. The podcast also discusses the imprisonment, punishment, and fate of the rebels, as well as the accusations of treason and the outrage that ensues.
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Quick takeaways
- Family loyalty often takes precedence over blood ties among nobility in the 11th century rebellions.
- The rebellion's success relied heavily on the support of Earl Walthioff and his potential Danish connections.
Deep dives
Rebellion against King William
The rebellion of the Eros in the 11th century is part of a larger trend among nobility, where family loyalty becomes more important than actual family members.
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