
FAQ About Robert Curthose

Where was Robert Curthose imprisoned, and when did he die?
Robert Curthose was imprisoned for nearly 28 years after his defeat in the Battle of Tinchebray. He was held in various castles, including Devizes Castle, Bristol, and later Cardiff Castle. He died on February 3, 1134, at Cardiff Castle in Wales. His long imprisonment underscored the political rivalry and animosity within the Norman royal family.