CE 1415 - The English defeat the French

In 1415, the English army, led by King Henry V, defeated the French at the Battle of Agincourt.

This battle was a major victory for the English and a major defeat for the French.

The English were outnumbered at the battle, with only around 6,000 men compared to the French's 30,000.

The battle is notable for its use of longbows by the English and the failure of the French to break through their lines.

The English victory was a significant morale boost for the English forces, and it helped to ensure that the Hundred Years' War would be brought to a successful conclusion for the English.

The victory at Agincourt also cemented Henry V's reputation as a great military leader.

The victory at Agincourt led to the signing of the Treaty of Troyes, which made Henry V the heir to the French throne.

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