In 1066 the Normans severely crushed the Saxons and William the Conqueror was delegated the King of England.
Despite the fact that their nation presently had a place with William, the Saxons kept on rebeling against his standard. However, they were no counterpart for the prepared Norman knights who savagely put down the uprisings.
Against his desires, Calder Wyndym, one of the ruler's most esteemed knights, becomes Overlord of a little town in the North. He is entrusted to assemble a palace to ensure the King's properties and to track down a way for everybody under his insurance to figure out how to live respectively calmly.
Calder tries to follow his King's declaration however, during the time spent doing as such, he gives his heart to a beautiful, youthful Saxon lady. Their relationship causes a much more profound crack between the Normans and Saxons.
Can the strength of their affection defeat the disdain and bias? Or on the other hand will the misleading, disregard and disloyalties from the two sides destroy the darlings?
