King Henry I defeats Robert Curthose at Tinchebray

In a decisive battle, King Henry I of England triumphed over his brother Robert Curthose at Tinchebray in Normandy. Motivated by the desire to consolidate his power and reclaim territories, Henry's forces engaged Robert's army. The encounter led to a significant victory for Henry, who captured Robert and furthered his control over Norman lands. This battle not only solidified Henry's status in England but also impacted the political landscape in Normandy and beyond.