William Rufus

GPTKB entity

Statements (75)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:King_of_England
gptkbp:birth_year circa 1056
gptkbp:burial_place gptkb:Winchester_Cathedral
gptkbp:cause_of_death hunting accident
gptkbp:crowned September 26, 1087
gptkbp:death_year 1100
gptkbp:dynasty gptkb:Norman_dynasty
gptkbp:father gptkb:William_the_Conqueror
gptkbp:historical_period gptkb:Middle_Ages
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label William Rufus
gptkbp:known_for his conflict with the church
his unpopular reign
his military campaigns in Wales
gptkbp:language gptkb:Latin
Old Norman
gptkbp:mother gptkb:Matilda_of_Flanders
gptkbp:nickname gptkb:William_II
gptkbp:notable_event the consolidation of power in England
the development of the English legal system
the conflict with the Welsh
the establishment of the royal court system
the promotion of trade and commerce
the establishment of the royal army
the establishment of the royal council
the establishment of the royal court of appeal
the establishment of the royal court of justice
the establishment of the royal library
the establishment of the royal seal
the establishment of the royal treasury system
the expansion of the royal treasury
the strengthening of the monarchy
the establishment of the royal court of justice system
the promotion of agricultural development
the strengthening of the church's power
the promotion of trade routes
the promotion of the arts and architecture
the promotion of economic reforms
the establishment of the royal navy
the establishment of the royal forest
the construction of castles in England
the promotion of the English language
the establishment of the Exchequer
the establishment of the royal tax system
the building of the Tower of London
the campaign against Scotland
the conflict with Archbishop Anselm
the conflict with his brother Robert
the conflict with the Scottish king
the death of his brother Richard
the development of the Domesday Book
the establishment of the royal administration
the establishment of the royal council of war
the introduction of feudalism in England
the introduction of the forest laws
the promotion of Norman culture in England
the promotion of cultural exchanges with Europe
the promotion of diplomatic relations with France
the promotion of military reforms
the promotion of the merchant class.
gptkbp:predecessor gptkb:William_the_Conqueror
gptkbp:reign gptkb:monarchy
gptkbp:reign_end 1100
gptkbp:reign_start 1087
gptkbp:sibling gptkb:Henry_I_of_England
gptkb:Adela_of_Normandy
gptkb:Robert_Curthose
gptkb:Richard_of_England
gptkbp:spouse unmarried
gptkbp:successor gptkb:Henry_I_of_England
gptkbp:title gptkb:King_of_the_English
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Anglo-Norman_War
gptkb:Robert_Curthose
gptkb:William_II_of_Normandy
gptkb:Duke_William_LXXVI
gptkbp:bfsLayer 5