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46% 21:07 Field of Hastings October 14, 1066 The fate of England was decided. On this fateful day, the replora troops of William of Norman landed on the coast of England. There they were already awaited by the army of the Saxons, under the leadership of King Harold. For a long time it was unclear who aided, diteth, and victory was inclined in favor of Wilhelm only because of a number of skillful maneuvers. He ordered the soldiers to pretend that they were not in pursuit, stopped their army and ordered the air to be fired, so that the arrows, scorching on the ground, killed many. One of them was killed by King Harold himself: an arrow hit him right in the eye of a tupact, and when the triumphant Saxons fell, William subsequently ordered to build an abbey on the field of battle. Martina of Tours, who received the name Abbey of Battle in the people. Its ruins and Ponyh dominate over the share of Noah, where the soldiers of the Conqueror once prepared for battle. In the distance between the hills covered then by the trees of the rycToro forest, one can see the sea along which the Norman fleet arrived. A pile of stones indicates the place where Harold, the last Saxon king who occupied the throne of England, fell. This is a secluded yronok: large trees hide the theater of the tragedy that has been played out here from the rest of the world. Silence reigns around, and only through the branches of the trees is the Church of the Battle visible, and only the ringing of its bell sometimes breaks the silent tire. Heather covers the stones that are being swept. details of one of the greatest events in the history of mankind. A practical man with an iron will, William was distinguished by the qualities that his new subjects were less gifted with. He knew no doubts and hesitations. He was an optimist to the core. During his generally short life, he changed the fate of the new homeland so much that on this island, so accustomed to the invasions of foreigners, since then has never set foot to the conqueror CLOSE