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The Baye Tapestry During The Battle Of Hastings

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The Normans leader was William the Conqueror. The Battle of Hastings, Oct. 14, 1066, marked a major change in English history. The Norman conquest was depicted through their perspective on the Baye tapestry. According to Syre, the tapestry narrates that "during the stay of Harold, he recognized Williams as Edward's Heir. The tapestry shows Harold being taken prisoner by a vassal of William. Harold was back in England before Edward died, and he became king, abrogating whatever oath he may have sworn to William. the tapestry implies, his broken oath. As William prepared to invade England from the south, Harold Hardrada and the Norwegians prepared to press their own claims from the north. Harold met them at Stamford Bridge, near New York, on
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