Age Of Empires 2 Historical Battles Agincourt No Commentary

A mist the chaotic world only one spices will raise and create great empires that will be remembered in history, are you ready to join the greatest battles in history? Well in this Age Of Empires 2 you will listen to the greatest story tellers, archivists and historians as the tell the legends of the mightiest war hero's. heroines and generals as the made history, you will join with the greatest warrior heroes like: William Wallace who will lead the revolution for Scotland, Joan of Arc the heroin of France, Sundjata who will become the emperor Mali, Gajah Mada who will bring glory to Malaysia and Pachacuti that will create the greatest empire for the Incas. But you will also join with the most powerful war lords like: Genghis Khan one of the bloodiest war lords of the middle ages, Attila the Hun who brought the end of the Romans and Dracula ruthless usurper of Romania. But with these walkthroughs, you will also join the most epic battles in history in Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas in the middle ages, learn about the powerful people that will be remembered in both myth, legend and history and become a legendary warrior for the most epic battles that will shape the story of mankind. Good Luck and may you fight well!
October 25th, 1415 A.D. On the forests of France, an english army makes it's attempt to defeat the outnumbered french army. Leading the English is Henry The Fifth (September 16th, 1386 - August 31, 1422 A.D.) Military fighter, politic and one of medieval England's greatest warrior kings. Henry the fifth and his army have to escape the french army after Henry's failed to attempt a negotiation with the french army which are lead by Charles the sixth (December 3rd, 1368 - October 21st, 1422 A.D.) Beloved, sickened and Madden. Yet Henry had a plan that will lead a victory for the English and because of Charles VI's illness he has sent Charles d'Albret against the English. Henry's archers waited on a hilltop as the french army marched the muddy hill, then Henry's longbow army unleashed their arrow's at the french making the french to retreat. Henry the IV's victory was on of the most important triumphs in English history and it became centerpiece of William Shakespeare's play Henry V.