French ships attack English ports, Edward III of England's army land in France but neither side gains any advantage.
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English longbows used to destroy the French Cavalry. The English capture Calais the following year.
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Edward II's son, the Black Prince, is victorious and even captures King John of France.
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The treaty gives England areas of France including Aquitaine and Calais. But Edward III has to give up his claim to be King of France.
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The English were pushed back by the French general Bertrand du Guesclin.
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War breaks out again. The English, led by King Henry V, are victorious. Normandy is recaptured and the battle begins a period in which much of France is conquered by the English.
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Joan of Arc leads a French Army to victory at Orleans and an English army is defeated at Patay, turning the tide of war.
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Since 1429 the French Kings have re-conquered nearly all of France. By 1453 only Calais is in English hands.
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