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Their official turning to Christianity did not prevent them to have, as before in Scandinavia several women simultaneously. In contrast to the Christians and the church, which looked at a Frilla as a concubine and their children as bastards, the Normans saw the offspring of a marriage more danico as legitimate: two of her dukes, Richard II and William II, who later conquerors England, come from such a relationship.

This tradition seems to have been completed by William II.