do you think it detracts from your admiration of the narrator's annunciation by describing it so unimaginatively as "ridiculous"? could you not pause to think of a more traditional and appropriate adjective ??
@@llwydanwyl I choose my words carefully, thank you. It is ridiculous. Have you ever, in your life, heard someone who talks like this? I think it's marvellous and utterly perfect for these docs. But it is so perfect, it's silly. Ridiculous, in fact. What an odd comment. Traditional?! Away ye go!
Wonderful docco. William suffered from the hunger for power, like other characters before, since and to this day. I don’t really understand it but it’s definitely a part of our makeup.
I think that the fact that he was an "illegitimate" son of the Norman ruler contributed to William's striving for achievement (overachievement) in order to 'more than prove' his 'legitimacy' imo. G Ire
A great deal of European Monarchs are his direct descendants through multiple lines. These include Louis IV, Frederich the Great, Kaiser Wilhelm 1 & 2, Tsar Nicholas II, Franz Ferdinand and all of the British monarchs till date. That's quite a lot for someone who was called a Bastard.
My 27th Great Grandfather You → Denise Kogler, your mother → Marcelle Helene Marchoux, her mother → Jean Texier, her father → Magdeleine Texier, his mother → Marie Vauzelle, her mother → Marquis Etienne Texier de Javerlhac, her father → Marquis Etienne-Marie Texier de Javerlhac, his father → Gabrielle Texier de Javerlhac, his mother → Comte Jean Baptiste de Roffignac, Chevalier, Seigneur de Belleville, les Brosses (Oradour sur Vayres), Saint-Angel et la Francherie, her father → Chevalier René de Roffignac, seigneur de Belleville, his father → Jean de Roffignac, seigneur de Belleville, his father → Jean-Baptiste de Roffignac, seigneur de Belleville, his father → Gaspard de Roffignac, seigneur de Quinsac, his father → Martial de Roffignac, seigneur de Sampnac, his father → Christophe de Roffignac, seigneur de Sampnac, his father → Françoise de Roffignac, his mother → Pierre Chauvet, seigneur de Sannat, her father → Jean Chauvet, seigneur de Sannat, his father → Guillemette de Chenac, his mother → Hélie de de Chenac, seigneur de Bourg-Archambault et du Montmorillonnais, her father → Isabelle de Montberon, his mother → Isabeau de Ventadour, Dame de Marjaride et de Montredon, her mother → Delphine de La Tour, her mother → Jeanne de Toulouse, her mother → Joan Plantagenet of England, Queen of Sicily, her mother → Henry II "Curtmantle", king of England, her father → Empress Matilda, his mother → Henry I, King of England her father → William "the Conqueror", king of England, his father
if anybody deserved to be a ghost to be haunting some people, it's this guy, with as often as his grave and corpse were desecrated for no reason
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"This Documentary is a People Profiles Production on the life of William The Conqueror. " So it is possible to clearly and concisely tell viewers what they're about to watch. What happened? You usually just dump and run. Well done. Now do it with EVERY upload. Thanks.
I love to listen to this narrator. As I am not a native speaker could someone tell me what dialect this is? It gives me 5 o'clock tea time with the Queen (or now King of course) and a spritz of scottish vibes.
As he lay dying, William l was said to have been most penitent about his treatment of the English peasantry, particularly in re 'The Harrying Of The North'..
@ Thanks might be able to do something with thinking stealing livestock a lot pillaging churches wealth houses and of course servants not slaves cos that’s really wrong and we would pay way over the minimum wage in porridge and whisky LoL THANKS Lord maybe come to an arrangement what does your lordship think
I'm directly related too this man 😂 from my mom Lynn williamson !and my grandfather Kenny williamson! My mom and grandfather were tall blue eyes and blonde 👱♀️ were I got my blue eyes from this man !!! And I'm related too armada de laVoie of the knights Templar! But I'm American 😅 I'm a living artifact😂 it seems all the royal families fled too the united states becuse of king Gorge 😂
Interesting how his portrait has him with dark hair and eyes, I did some research on William years ago and later was suprised to find out Norman kings had mostly red hair and blue eyes,
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Memory UNLOCKED. Speaking of bastard son... I remember my one friend, i had a long time ago, it was in the 2000. He was born outside of marriage, we got in a fight and i called him a bastard, we were both the same age, young adults. I did know of the term but not sure if i knew the details, i dont think i knew it was meant for a son born out of wedlock, i just knew back then for some reason they called some 'astard sons' , i assumed it meant lazy, or good for nothing.. Anyways he ended the friendship over this. I thought it was the most stupidest reason to end it, over an old outdated term of it no one has used in a million yrs.
@@AnnetteMurphyger surely not? It's never used these days with it's original definition in mind. I'm sure most young folk don't even know what it means/meant. Nobody cares any more about a person's parents relationship status. You can only be hurt by words like this if you let it hurt. Don't give other people that power, not for a word they probably don't even know the meaning of!
I bloody love this narrator. His pronunciation is so utterly perfect, it's actually quite ridiculous! Like, nobody talks like this, not irl!
You should check out The People Profiles, this is one of their videos, he is my favourite narrator from their videos
@@abasudoh7459 I've been watching them for years, this dude does nearly all the royal profiles. I'm rewatching this here, because why not? 🙃.
do you think it detracts from your admiration of the narrator's annunciation by describing it so unimaginatively as "ridiculous"? could you not pause to think of a more traditional and appropriate adjective ??
@@llwydanwyl I choose my words carefully, thank you. It is ridiculous. Have you ever, in your life, heard someone who talks like this? I think it's marvellous and utterly perfect for these docs. But it is so perfect, it's silly. Ridiculous, in fact. What an odd comment. Traditional?! Away ye go!
@@llwydanwyl also, you might want to Google the word annunciation because it doesn't mean what you think it does.
Wonderful docco. William suffered from the hunger for power, like other characters before, since and to this day. I don’t really understand it but it’s definitely a part of our makeup.
I think that the fact that he was an "illegitimate" son of the Norman ruler contributed to William's striving for achievement (overachievement) in order to 'more than prove' his 'legitimacy' imo. G Ire
@ could have done … I didn’t factor that in.
Love this channel
No matter what one thinks of him, he changed the destiny of England forever. Thank you very much 🙏🙏👵🇦🇺
So did syphilis
@@92656trw syphilis really is the unsung hero of history.
A great deal of European Monarchs are his direct descendants through multiple lines. These include Louis IV, Frederich the Great, Kaiser Wilhelm 1 & 2, Tsar Nicholas II, Franz Ferdinand and all of the British monarchs till date. That's quite a lot for someone who was called a Bastard.
Excellent documentary. Very well done and incredibly interesting.
Many thx for great video 👍
He is my 29th Great Grandfather. I am truly looking forward to watching this.
Thanks to DNA testing our family found out we're descendants of William the Conqueror. Maybe we're cousins
We must be related because he’s in my line as well, my mom’s side.
@ my Dad’s side. Hello Cuz
William of the Streets and busy beneath the sheets is what I’m getting from this thread.
Same .
Very well presented
Well done!
Poor poor little bastard. I can relate.
My 27th Great Grandfather
You → Denise Kogler, your mother → Marcelle Helene Marchoux, her mother → Jean Texier, her father → Magdeleine Texier, his mother → Marie Vauzelle, her mother → Marquis Etienne Texier de Javerlhac, her father → Marquis Etienne-Marie Texier de Javerlhac, his father → Gabrielle Texier de Javerlhac, his mother → Comte Jean Baptiste de Roffignac, Chevalier, Seigneur de Belleville, les Brosses (Oradour sur Vayres), Saint-Angel et la Francherie, her father → Chevalier René de Roffignac, seigneur de Belleville, his father → Jean de Roffignac, seigneur de Belleville, his father → Jean-Baptiste de Roffignac, seigneur de Belleville, his father → Gaspard de Roffignac, seigneur de Quinsac, his father → Martial de Roffignac, seigneur de Sampnac,
his father → Christophe de Roffignac, seigneur de Sampnac, his father → Françoise de Roffignac, his mother → Pierre Chauvet, seigneur de Sannat, her father → Jean Chauvet, seigneur de Sannat, his father → Guillemette de Chenac, his mother → Hélie de de Chenac, seigneur de Bourg-Archambault et du Montmorillonnais, her father → Isabelle de Montberon, his mother →
Isabeau de Ventadour, Dame de Marjaride et de Montredon, her mother → Delphine de La Tour, her mother → Jeanne de Toulouse, her mother → Joan Plantagenet of England, Queen of Sicily, her mother → Henry II "Curtmantle", king of England, her father → Empress Matilda, his mother → Henry I, King of England her father → William "the Conqueror", king of England, his father
About 25% of the English population are related to him, 13 generations of just 4 each is about 67 million people.
thanks you
😊I am descent from him to through the Stuart line.
if anybody deserved to be a ghost to be haunting some people, it's this guy, with as often as his grave and corpse were desecrated for no reason
"This Documentary is a People Profiles Production on the life of William The Conqueror. "
So it is possible to clearly and concisely tell viewers what they're about to watch.
What happened? You usually just dump and run.
Well done. Now do it with EVERY upload. Thanks.
i’m beginning to wonder at this point is in all history someone’s /peoples viewpoint of what happened at one point in time
i’m almost 90% sure the title gives you that info
We have those Norman castles in Ireland too.
I love to listen to this narrator. As I am not a native speaker could someone tell me what dialect this is? It gives me 5 o'clock tea time with the Queen (or now King of course) and a spritz of scottish vibes.
Not Scottish. It's a standard English accent called Received Pronunciation or Queen's English (King's now I suppose). In other words, posh.
@@hedgemist691 Thank you!🌻
@@hedgemist691 it's utterly accentless isn't it? Like the dude was reading the BBCs received pronunciation guidelines from the 1950s since birth!
It is "Gibberish"
As he lay dying, William l was said to have been most penitent about his treatment of the English peasantry, particularly in re 'The Harrying Of The North'..
Bill the Norman
Bill B'stard lol
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“A hasty retreat”
I c wut u did thur!!!
A “hasty” retreat during the battle of Hastings!
WOW posted an hour ago 😊
My 26th Great-grandfather descended from the line of Rollo, Duke of Normandy.
We had the Normans in Ireland circa 1169 thanks to Diarmuid McMorrow., a Greedy King.
Had a dream once, that I was one of the sewers of the Bayeux tapestry. I'm not saying it means much. It's just interesting.
My 28th Gt Grandfather according to British royalty family tree
God bless you my Duke any chance of an English county anyone will do LOL😅
My 30x greatgrandfather
My 29th Great Grandfather
@@andywright3581 Sure you can have ScotlandI will keep my counties :p
@ Thanks might be able to do something with thinking stealing livestock a lot pillaging churches wealth houses and of course servants not slaves cos that’s really wrong and we would pay way over the minimum wage in porridge and whisky LoL THANKS Lord maybe come to an arrangement what does your lordship think
I would suggest Oxford English, ie favored for broadcasters.
This video is very interesting and useful, and I hope you all will support me like this.
My 30x grandfather!
Another great video today Good information and content smash the like button you filthy animals
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I'm directly related too this man 😂 from my mom Lynn williamson !and my grandfather Kenny williamson! My mom and grandfather were tall blue eyes and blonde 👱♀️ were I got my blue eyes from this man !!! And I'm related too armada de laVoie of the knights Templar! But I'm American 😅 I'm a living artifact😂 it seems all the royal families fled too the united states becuse of king Gorge 😂
Interesting how his portrait has him with dark hair and eyes, I did some research on William years ago and later was suprised to find out Norman kings had mostly red hair and blue eyes,
Is the narrator using an archaic pronunciation for "Caen?" My research found it ending in a hard "n," almost rhyming with "flyin'."
When I was there it was 'Cohnh. I think the narrator is spot on.
Why on earth is William the Bastard remembered as 'the Conqueror'? It would be like remembering Hitler as 'the Great'.
In Old English or?
Ok.. Is this video about a sword or my father lol 🤣
What you been taking bud?
A different language?
Whoever wrote the text for this-get an editor. It’s too full of redundant information.
Well to be fair, it wasn't William's fault he was born out of wedlock. The word 'Bastard' is totally unacceptable.
Did they also speak Latin?
I knew Normandy was Northmen, where the red hair orginally came from.
Where did Anglish (later English) go to.
Parlez vous Français?
Kings & Queens of England since 1066.
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Our Longest Reigning Monarch.
Old Anglo Norman
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Considering he was illegitimate wouldn't it be
Illegitimate William of Normandy?
People of the north know/knew him as William the Bastard because of what he did rather than his birth.
No, it was Bastard. That's the correct word for the time.
Insensitive
@@AnnetteMurphyger ???? To whom?! Think William is past caring!
@@jonnylumberjack6223?
He enjoyed power and abuse of power.
Dublin (Duvlin)
Reform of the English Church?
Stolen from People Profiles?
@@Andy_Babbno.
@@jonnylumberjack6223 sounds it. Looks it.
@@Andy_Babb they have credited the People Profiles. Not stolen.
@@jonnylumberjack6223 I missed that, so I concede lol
Memory UNLOCKED. Speaking of bastard son... I remember my one friend, i had a long time ago, it was in the 2000. He was born outside of marriage, we got in a fight and i called him a bastard, we were both the same age, young adults. I did know of the term but not sure if i knew the details, i dont think i knew it was meant for a son born out of wedlock, i just knew back then for some reason they called some 'astard sons' , i assumed it meant lazy, or good for nothing.. Anyways he ended the friendship over this. I thought it was the most stupidest reason to end it, over an old outdated term of it no one has used in a million yrs.
It is still very hurtful to those of us born outside of marriage or wedlock throught no fault of our own
Good for him, shouldn’t have called him a goddamn bastard
@@AnnetteMurphyger surely not? It's never used these days with it's original definition in mind. I'm sure most young folk don't even know what it means/meant. Nobody cares any more about a person's parents relationship status. You can only be hurt by words like this if you let it hurt. Don't give other people that power, not for a word they probably don't even know the meaning of!
St Patrick was a slave
A tyrant