English chroniclers were historians and writers in medieval England who documented events, people, and daily life. They often wrote in Latin or Old English and aimed to preserve history for future generations. Their works included accounts of battles, royal reigns, and significant events, providing valuable insights into the past. Notable chroniclers include William of Malmesbury and Matthew Paris, who contributed to the understanding of English history through their detailed narratives. These chronicles served as important sources for later historians and helped shape the collective memory of England's heritage.