The BHP is a chronological retelling of the history of Britain with a particular focus upon the live
Stamford Bridge had been a nightmare. Thousands of dead… untold numbers of wounded. And the fallout
King Harold, his Huscarls, and the fyrd of Wessex were driving north as fast as they could. The post
The shores of Saint Valery must have been quite the sight. Looking at the records, which discuss the
We left off in the Court of Harald Hardrada. And you probably feel like you know a lot about this ma
War was coming. That much was clear. The post 387 – The Douche is Cast first appeared on The Britis
William had secured his promises. Each Baron and lesser noble of Normandy swore to serve him faithf
Ok nerds, take this down. Dear Harry, I was saddened to hear of King Edward’s death. but, I am writi
Edward was dead. Harold was King. Edith was sidelined. And as far as the Vita Edwardii was concerned
Christmas of 1065 would have been a grim affair. And as 1066 approached, the Court was likely consum
A 14th century monk made it weird. Or Wyrd? I dunno… it’s weirdly wyrd, though. The post 2021 Hallow
It was 1065. And King Edward was falling ever more ill. The post 382 – Bros Before Thrones first ap
After the traitorous murder of King Gruffydd, Harold returned to England victorious… and as for Wal
Up in the hills of Snowdonia, pinned between the sea and the English midlands, King Gruffydd fought
Earl AElfgar and his alliance with King Gruffydd of Wales was likely the one true barrier that stood
On the year 1059, there is an enigmatic entry in the Welsh Chronicle. The post 378 – Everybody is ki
Water, and the ability to control water ways, was an important aspect in the Welsh imagination. In f
Things are moving quickly in our story, now. Pieces are moving into place, and the board is shifting
For the first time in a long time, Wales was experiencing a time of internal peace, thanks in large
1055 had been an absolutely crazy year. But, for the Godwinsons, it hadn’t been all bad. Having clea
Earl AElfgar was having a rough time. The clergy and local lords of East Anglia had never really war