England in the Period of Wilgelm I
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The period of Wilhelm I accelerated and completed the process of feudalization, which developed from the Anglo-Saxon period. As a result of the Norman Conquest, the royal power grew stronger, a centralized state was formed, and its development began to equal that of France. As a result of the census, Wilhelm I compiled the "Book of Terrible Judgments." Through that book we get the first information about urban development in England
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Harald II Hardrad, Danlo Region, Soleberian Oath, Salisbury Pledge, Baron, Manor, Feudal Class, Bedereni Marriage Duty, Uzurpator