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'''1066''' was the year in which the [[Battle of Hastings]] was fought in [[England]]. It helped to give the [[Norman]]s, under [[William the Conqueror]] [[Norman Conquest|control over England]], led by [[Harold Godwinson]].
'''1066''' was the year in which the [[Battle of Hastings]] was fought in [[England]]. It gave the [[Norman]]s, under [[William the Conqueror]] [[Norman Conquest|control over England]], led by [[Harold Godwinson]].


[[The Monk]] once unsuccessfully tried to change the outcome, to hand victory to the [[Saxon]]s. He was stopped by the [[First Doctor]], [[Steven Taylor|Steven]] and [[Vicki]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Time Meddler]]'')
[[The Monk]] unsuccessfully tried to change the outcome, to hand victory to the [[Saxon]]s. He was stopped by the [[First Doctor]], [[Steven Taylor|Steven]] and [[Vicki]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Time Meddler]]'')


On the field of battle, the [[Eighth Doctor]] and [[Mary Shelley]] met King Harold. ([[BFA]]: ''[[Mary's Story]]'')
On the field of battle, the [[Eighth Doctor]] and [[Mary Shelley]] met King Harold. ([[BFA]]: ''[[Mary's Story]]'') At the conclusion of the battle, according to one account, Harold's body was intentionally misidentified by Countess [[Gytha]] and Lady [[Edith Swan-Neck]]. In fact, Harold had survived the battle, but the false identification allowed him to die as Harold but be "reborn" as [[Hereward the Wake]]. ([[DWAN]]: ''[[The Real Hereward]]'')
 
At the conclusion of the battle, according to one account, Harold's body was intentionally misidentified by Countess [[Gytha]] and Lady [[Edith Swan-Neck]]. In fact, Harold had survived the battle, but the false identification allowed him to die as Harold but be "reborn" as [[Hereward the Wake]]. ([[DWAN]]: ''[[The Real Hereward]]'')
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