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tapestry kits the tapestry kit collection quality kits to make beautiful tapestry needlepoint kits please visit our sponsors the bayeux tapestry: a guide introduction the bayeux tapestry is the most famous needlework in the world today. but there is a great deal of controversy over where and by whom it was made and about the historical events it depicts. this site presents the evidence and discusses the alternative theories so that you can make up your own mind what you think really happened. the tapestry the bayeux tapestry is 230 feet (69m) longs and 20inches (0.5m) high. it is likely that it was originally about 10 feet (3m) longer as the final scenes have been lost. it is made of linen fabric and embroidered in eight colours of wool yarn (see description of the bayeux tapestry ). it depicts not only the battle of hastings but a series of events in the two years leading up to the battle which formed the basis for william the conqueror's claim to the english crown. it is generally assumed to have been made within a decade of the norman conquest but there are several competing theories about who it was made for and where it was made (see who made the bayeux tapestry? ). background to the events depicted on the tapestry the background to the events of 1064-66 depicted on the bayeux tapestry can be traced back to 1016 when cnut (or canute), king of denmark, seized the kingdom of england. from thelred the unready and his son edmund ironside. cnut was ruthless in his efforts to secure the crown and murdered very member of thelred's family he could get his hands on together with many of the english nobility. however, two of thelred's sons, edward and alfred, took refuge in normandy with their uncle duke richard ii. cnut installed men loyal to himself in the vacated earldoms including godwine, earl of wessex. he also married emma, the widow of thelred and sister of duke richard, to forestall norman interference. on cnut's death in 1035 two of his sons were rivals for the crown. in england he was eventually succeded by harold harefoot, while harthacnut took the crown of denmark. in 1036 edward and his brother alfred returned from normandy and attempted, unsuccessfully, to depose harold. while edward escaped back to normandy, alfred was captured by godwin, who handed him over to harold harefoot. alfred was blinded and eventually died. edward never forgave godwin for the brutal killing of his younger brother. harold harefoot died in 1040 and was briefly succeded by harthacnut and on harthacnut death, edward took the throne. although he married godwin's daughter edith in 1045, he later attempted to counter the power of godwin and his sons by building an alliance of other powerful nobles. after 27 years in normandy he unsurprisingly also promoted a number of french and norman nobles who he knew and trusted, to the disgust of both the english and danish factions. the power struggle came to a head in 1051. king edward's brother in law, the french count eustace of boulogne, was returning to france when some 20 of his men were killed in an affray at dover. king edward ordered godwin to sack the town as summary justice but godwin refused. civil war threatened, but godwin was eventually forced to back down when the earls of mercia and northumberland backed the king. godwin was banished along with his sons. however, within a year godwin returned with a large army and forced king edward to reinstate him. from this time he was clearly the real power in england, a position harold took on his father's death the following year. the events of 1051-2 had important repercussions. william, duke of normandy since his father's death in 1035, visited the london and, he claimed, was promised the throne by king edward should the king die without an heir. it is also likely that it was during this period that two members of godwin's family, harold's younger brother wulfnoth and nephew hakon, were given to william as hostages. scrollable image of bayeux tapestry with latin text and translation latin text eduuard rex ubi harold dux anglorum et sui milites equitant ad bosham ecclesia hic harold mare navigavit et velis vento plenis venit in terra(m) vvidonis comitis harold hic apprehendit vvido haroldu(m) et duxit eum ad belrem et ibi eum tenuit ubi harold 7 (et) vvido parabolant ubi nuntii vvillelmi ducis venerunt ad vvidone(m) turold nuntii vvillelmi + hic venit nuntius ad vvilgelmum ducem hic vvido adduxit haroldum ad vvilgelmum normannorum ducem hic dux vvilgelm cum haroldo venit ad palatiu(m) suu(m) ubi unus clericus et aelfgyva hic vvillem dux et exercitus eius venerunt ad monte(m) michaelis et hic transierunt flumen cosnonis et venerunt ad dol hic harold dux trahebat eos de arena et conan fuga vertit rednes hic milites vvillelmi ducis pugnant contra dinantes et cunan claves porrexit hic vvillelm dedit haroldo arma hi(c) vvillelm venit bagias ubi harold sacramentum fecit vvillelmo duci hic harold dux reversus est ad anglicam terram et venit ad edvvardu(m) regem hic portatur corpus eadvvardi regis ad ecclesiam s(an)c(t)i petri ap(osto)li hic eadvvardus rex in lecto alloquit(ur) fideles et hic defunctus est hic dederunt haroldo corona(m) regis hic residet harold rex anglorum stigant archiep(iscopu)s isti mirant stella(m) harold hic navis anglica venit in terram vvillelmi ducis hic vvillelm dux iussit naves edificare hic trahunt(ur) naves ad mare isti portant arma(s) ad naves, et hic trahunt carrum cum vino et armis + hic vvillelm dux in magno navigio mare transivit et venit ad pevenesae hic exeunt caballi de navibus et hic milites festinaverunt hestinga, ut cibum raperentur hic est vvadard hic coquitur caro et hic ministraverunt ministri hic fecerunt prandium et hic episcopus cibu(m) et potu(m) benedicit odo ep(iscopu)s rotbert vvillelm iste iussit ut foderetur castellum at hestenga ceastra hic nuntiatum est vvillelm(o) de harold hic domus incenditur hic milites exierunt de hestenga et venerunt ad prelium contra haroldum rege(m) hic vvillelm dux interrogat vital si vidisset exercitu(m) haroldi iste nuntiat haroldum rege(m) de exercitu vvilelmi ducis hic vvillelm dux alloquitur suis militibus ut preparerent se viriliter et sapienter ad prelium contra anglorum exercitu(m) hic ceciderunt levvine et gyrd fratres haroldi regis hic ceciderunt simul angli et franci in prelio hic odo ep(iscopu)s baculu(m) tenens confortat pueros e(usta)tius hic est vvilel(mus) dux hic franci pugnant et ceciderunt qui erant cum haroldo hic harold rex interfectus est et fuga verterunt angli translation king edward where harold, duke of the english, and his soldiers ride to bosham church harold has sailed the sea, and with his sails filled by the wind, he has come into the land of count guy harold here guy has seized harold and has taken him ... ... to beaurain and held him there where harold and guy talk together where messengers of duke william have come to guy turold william's messengers and here a messenger has come to duke william here guy has led harold to william, duke of the normans here duke william has come with harold to his palace where a cleric and aelfgyva here duke william and his army have come to mont st. michel and they crossed river couesnon and they have come to dol duke harold pulled them from quicksand conan has turned in flight rednes here the soldiers of duke william fight against the men of dinan and conan has held out the keys here william has given harold arms here william has come to bayeux ... where harold took the oath to duke william here duke harold has returned to english soil ... and has come to king edward here the body of king edward is being carried to the church of st. peter the apostle king edward in bed addresses his loyal friends and here he is dead they have given harold the royal crown here sits harold as king of the english archbishop stigand these men wonder at the star harold an english ship has come into duke william's land here duke william has ordered 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