A war that lasted over a century.
Kings dethroned.
Villages burned.
A teenage girl hearing voices leading armies into battle.
The Hundred Years' War wasn't just a battle over land – it was a battle over identity.
Between England and France, it became a drawn-out storm of revenge, politics, pride, and power.
But here's what most people don't realize: it wasn't one long war – it was a series of wars, with long breaks, betrayals, and even temporary friendships in between.
And not every fight was between knights on horseback.
Some were fought with pens, whispers, and stunning acts of courage from people you'd never expect.
What started as a squabble over a throne became the foundation for the rise of modern nations.
