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In 1066, the king died without an heir, causing Harold, an Anglo-Saxon nobleman from England, and William, the duke of Normandy, to both claim the crown.

In 1066, the king died without an heir, causing Harold, an Anglo-Saxon nobleman from England, and William, the duke of Normandy, to both claim the crown.
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In 1066, the king died without an heir, causing Harold, an Anglo-Saxon nobleman from England, and William, the duke of Normandy, to both claim the crown.

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Answer:Edward the Confessor, the last Anglo-Saxon king of England, died on 5 January 1066 – 950 years ago.

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