Hundred Years’ War: Battle of Crecy 1346 DOCUMENTARY
The Hundred Years’ War of 1337-1453 between France and England is one of the most crucial conflicts in the history of Europe. It changed the social, political and cultural outlook of the countries involved, influenced the change in warfare, brought the end of feudalism closer. The first phase of this war is called the Edwardian War, and one of the most decisive engagements of this conflict was the battle of Crecy (1346). This series will have 5 videos, so don’t hesitate to like, subscribe and share. And if you want to support us, you can do it on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/KingsandGenerals or Paypal: http://paypal.me/kingsandgenerals
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Ok, let me level with you: "The French surrendered" meme is unfunny. Don't force me to dedicate this channel exclusively to the French victories. 🙂 Jokes aside, thank you very much for your support, guys, we love you.
Only a blind man would see that the English position was…… ohhh wait ✌️
Please make a video about Saladin and second crusade I will be grateful
What was the cause of the war?
What was the result of the war?
We need 30 views guys…come on!!!!
English logbow the first super weapon since the Roman gladius.
Let's face it … the French were essentially up against the English who were at this time a mix of Anglo Saxon – Brythonic Celts, Dane Viking and more recently Norman ( ie Vikings ) blood lines. It was always going to be a tough day at the office.
There is a mistake: the father of Philip VI is Charles, Count of Valois, not Louis of Évreux.
Philippe VI was the son of Charles de Valois , not Louis d'Evreux, who was the father of Philippe III of Navarre (Charles the bad's father) they were both Philippe IV's brothers but Louis was the youngest and Charles the middle brother
2020?
But House of Valois is the branch of House of Capet.
landing in normandy,capturing Caen
yeah sounds familiar 😉 6:03
Hey man! Awesome video. Could you tell me where you have acquired the artworks from? I would love one framed on the wall next to my armour😎
Still no mention of the ditch on the french right flank. If one actually goes to the battle site, there is a large 15 ft ditch on the right that effected the advance. The site was not chosen by accident. Xx
This battle sure was Crecy.