Ship That Killed a Dynasty: How a Drunken Party on the White Ship Changed History Forever
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On a freezing November night in 1120, the "White Ship" set sail from Normandy to England. On board was William Adelin, the only legitimate son of King Henry I, along with the flower of English nobility. They were young, rich, and hopelessly drunk. They urged the captain to overtake the King's ship. Instead, they hit a rock.The sinking of the White Ship was the medieval Titanic. In minutes, the future of the English crown drowned. This single event triggered "The Anarchy"—a terrifying civil ...



