Of the hundred years war was an armed
conflict that lasted 116 years (1 January of 1337 - October 17, 1453) between
the kingdoms of France and England. This war was feudal root, since its purpose
was none other that resolve who would control the huge possessions of the
English monarchs in French territories from 1154, due to the rise of Enrique II
Plantagenet, count of Anjou, to the English throne. It had international
implications, and finally, after many vicissitudes, ended with the English set-aside
francesasLa rivalry between France and England came from the times of the
battle of Hanstings (1066), when Duke Guillermo de Normandía victory allowed
him to take over England. Now the Normans were Kings of a great nation and they
would require the French King to be treated as such, but the point of view of
France was not the same: the Duchy of Normandy had always been vassal, and the
fact that the Normans had ascended to the throne of England did not have to
change the traditional submission of the Duchy to the Crown of Paris.la war of
the hundred years (1415-1453) was the third phase of the war of the One hundred
years between the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of France. It lasted from
1415, when Enrique V of England invaded Normandy, to 1429 when English
successes with the arrival of Juana de Arco was invested.
This third phase was followed by a long period of peace from 1389 at
the end of the war of the hundred years (1369-1389).It had its origins in the
plans of Enrique IV of England, the first of the House of Lancaster to sit on
the French throne. Although his plans did not come to fruition in his reign,
his warlike son renovated and brought to the Kingdom of England the most of its
power in the entire war against France, with an English king crowned in Paris.
The French reaction came with Juana de Arco, who managed to liberate Orleans,
where the bulk of the remainder of the English army was concentrated. Then
Carlos VII of France managed to expel the English from almost all France.
