The War That Dragged Europe Into a Century of Blood - History Documentary - All Parts
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The Hundred Years’ War was not a single, continuous conflict but a long series of wars fought between England and France from 1337 to 1453. At its core were disputes over royal succession, feudal rights, and control of French territories claimed by the English crown. What began as a dynastic struggle soon grew into a brutal contest that reshaped medieval warfare, introducing new tactics, professional armies, and weapons such as the longbow and early artillery. Battles like Crécy, Poitiers, and Agincourt revealed how traditional knightly warfare was being challenged by new military realities.
Beyond the battlefield, the war transformed European society. Vast regions of France were devastated by raids, famine, and plague, while England faced heavy taxation and political instability at home. Over time, the conflict helped weaken feudal structures and strengthened royal authority on both sides. By the war’s end, France emerged more unified, while England turned inward, soon descending into the Wars of the Roses. The Hundred Years’ War did not just decide borders—it helped shape the modern European state.
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