Who had the best claim to the throne?

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Who had the best claim to the throne? Age: 50 Not related to Edward. The most famous soldier in Europe with great experience in battle. His supporters wanted land and wealth in England. 30 years earlier England had been ruled by Canute who was also King of Denmark and Norway. Harald said, ‘Canute’s son promised England to the Kings of Norway.’ King Harald Hardrada (the Ruthless) of Norway Age: 44 Married to King Edward’s sister. Harold Godwinson was a great soldier. Many English lords had fought in the same army as Harold. He owned land all over the south and was the richest man in England. His two brothers controlled a lot of the south too. Harold said: ‘When Edward was dying he said he wanted me to be the next king.’ Earl Harold Godwinson Age: 39 A distant relative of Edward. William became Duke of Normandy aged eight. He defeated in battle anyone who attacked Normandy. Like his father and grandfather, William had won land by attacking neighbours whenever he had the chance. Becoming King of England would make him even more powerful and rich. His supporters hoped they would be rewarded with land and wealth in England. William said: ‘Fifteen years ago King Edward promised that I would be the next King of England. Then Harold swore that he would help me become King.’ William, Duke of Normandy