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What happened with Normandy after Robert's defeat in Tinchebray?

  • It became independent

  • It was absorbed as a possession of England

  • It was destroyed

  • It became a part of France

Answer

After the Battle of Tinchebray in 1106, Normandy was absorbed as a possession of England. The English king Henry I, the brother of the Norman duke Robert Curthose, defeated Robert and seized control of Normandy. Henry then made Normandy a possession of the English crown, and it remained a possession of England until 1204.
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