- The Domesday Book is a historical document ordered by William after the Norman Conquest
- It was created to record land and property ownership in England
- The book helped William exert control over the Anglo-Saxon population and collect taxes
- Norman Royal Commissioners collected the data for the book, revealing the extent of Norman control
- The Domesday Book provided crucial insights into land ownership and taxation, aiding William in maintaining control and stability in the country.
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