Battle of Castillon 1453 AD - Hundred Years' War

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The Battle of Castillon was fought on 17 July 1453 in Gascony near the town of Castillon-sur-Dordogne (later Castillon-la-Bataille), between the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of France.
The English commander John Talbot, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury, led his army into a fortified French encampment without waiting for reinforcements. Talbot then refused to withdraw even after realizing the strength of the French position, causing his men to suffer extensive casualties from the French artillery.
The battle resulted in the English losing almost all their holdings in France - especially Gascony (Aquitaine), an English possession for the previous three centuries. It is regarded as a decisive French victory and marked the end of the Hundred Years' War.
Introduction (0:00)
Background: The Hundred Years' War (0:30)
Strategic Developments (2:25)
The Gascon Campaign (3:57)
Battlefield Terrain, Preparation and Tactics (7:46)
Franco-Breton Commanders (8:38)
Anglo-Gascon Commanders (12:06)
Talbot marches on Castillon (12:55)
English Attack on the Priory (13:53)
English Assault on the Main French Camp (15:38)
French Artillery Opens Fire (19:36)
Brutal Close Combat (21:38)
English Reinforcements Join (24:04)
Breton Cavalry Arrives (26:14)
French Counterattack (27:36)
The Battle Ends (30:39)
Aftermath (31:57)
Conclusion (34:44)
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Комментарии : 86

@jeffstevens8025 2 года назад

As a 71year old Englishman I have learnt more about these battles in a few hours than all my school days and beyond. I congratulate you sir on putting together these amazing videos.

@vortex1603 3 года назад

Excellant video ! It's not common to find a good video about the Battle of Castillon in English (maybe the most important battle of the Hundred Years' War) - Englishmen or Americans speak only about the Battle of Azincourt.

@amadbiscuit 3 года назад

Thank you! Yes I agree, that is partially what compelled me to cover the topic. I noticed the same.

@xaviermorel6352 2 года назад

Absolutly in fact most of the time the english always been the oppressors and nevers reach their goals

@TheMrcassina Год назад

Yes, English in particular never mention the fact that they LOST the war. It is IMPOSSIBLE to find a good video in English about the end of the Hundred Years War because they are sore losers. They are so unsportsmanlike that they invented the nOrMaNs just to say that they weren't defeated by the French

@TheLoyalOfficer 3 года назад

Great! Finally something on the 100 Years War that is not Agincourt!

@TheLoyalOfficer 2 года назад

@@futurei0oo My point was more Internet cultural than military but, yes, sure.

@kiliandervaux6675 2 года назад

@@futurei0oo I would say the reverse Agincourt would be the battle of Patay in 1429. It was the revenge of the french chivalry over the english low bows

@blueashke 2 года назад

I've actually learned in the last week that John Talbot was my 17th great grandfather and now I'm enjoying learning all about things connected to him.

@bwnco Год назад

Hopefully you think better then him tactfull speaking...LOL Cheers mate.

@eraymond2110 Год назад

He was my 19th great grandfather. Fascinating guy.

@justinrusso7313 2 месяца назад

Excellent. Well done. Well spoke and your knowledge on details of the leaders and their reputations made it very personable. Superp. I enjoyed this very much.

@Marhear2010 Год назад

Bet that took a while to make . Great job Thanks .

@elijahsimpson8695 2 года назад

Just wanted to say you have such an underrated channel, fantastic content 👌 Thank you for the time you put into your work

@amadbiscuit 2 года назад

Thanks so much! That really means a lot. And you are welcome, it is my pleasure, I enjoy creating it.

@Jesus_is_king113 3 года назад

love these types of videos

@Jesus_is_king113 3 года назад

love the video

@amadbiscuit 3 года назад

Thank you!

@AJ-et3vf 2 года назад

Awesome video! Thank you!

@amadbiscuit 2 года назад

You are welcome. Thank you for the comment!

@andrewrobertson3894 2 года назад

Nice work, mate. Enjoyed this. Have a new subscriber.

@amadbiscuit 2 года назад

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it, and thank you for the sub.

@stefanvella9807 2 года назад

Well made vids. I like how you show the nobles and commanders in their coat of arms and ramparts. Heraldry was important in this age.

@8thLegio 3 года назад

Great video! Love to see content on the Hundred Years’ War. No king of England if not king of France!

@amadbiscuit 3 года назад

Thanks! Yeah the HYW is a fascinating topic for sure. I definitely want to keep going with it.

@tomkelly6833 3 года назад

Thank you for another great video. This is the stuff they don't cover in world history classes. Job well done.

@amadbiscuit 3 года назад

Thank you. Appreciate your comment!

@LiLian-vd4ki 2 года назад

Des rois anglais de sang et de langue Francaise ...

@gerrypowell2748 3 года назад

Vive la France🇫🇷

@inigoacha1166 5 месяцев назад

Gora Gascony txorimalo.

@bwnco Год назад

Dude I love these!!! Im a military history nut, Currently studyng 5 new Books on Joan of Ark. And 100 Years War. If you have not studied her people out there, you need to. She was amazing. Not only was she was a woman, but she was the youngest person to ever command a major army. Catholic or non Catholic, she was a good warrior. I have two books that just speak of her military mind. She saves france.. Or gets them gone with momentum. And then for her thankful. Thankfulness, the king doesnt even resuce her! LOL They are so brutal back then. The king didn't even try to and she got him crowned.. Well, actually, they tried to break her out of prison too, times. Two times, but was pretty lamp wristed. I could talk all day on this. I'll shut up. Great videos, guys. I love him.

@amadbiscuit Год назад

Thank you! Yeah Joan of Arc is awesome. I also have a video about Orleans and Patay where I talk about her in more detail, but still only really scratch the surface. She is a fascinating figure for sure.

@bwnco Год назад

@@amadbiscuit Whats so amazing is its all Documented an still there. I watched the Orleans an Patay. Actually how i found your channel, I wanted more insight on battle of Orelean! Thanks keep up good work!

@rexbarron4873 2 года назад

John Talbot was captured and ransomed at the battle of Patay 1429, as a part of the deal he gave his parole that he would not take up arms against the French. He kept his word and commanded his troops without weapons or armour.

@amadbiscuit 2 года назад

You are right, I omitted that fact in this video. I do have a video on the battle of Patay as well.

@didierpaya9069 Год назад

He wore a "brigandine" at Castillon. Strictly, it was not an armour...

@fredericksandelia9648 3 года назад

Superbe travail, a mad biscuit. You won't believe me but I once met an English who knew about #castillon and that it was the French from France who won the #hundredyearswar.

@fredericksandelia9648 3 года назад

@@futurei0oo That's an idea that is excessively magnified. The common people never spoke any French. Only the aristocracy did, owing to their origin. And this lasted from the XIth (Hastings) to the early XIVth century. After that they had all switched to English. They however did adopt and keep a French moto - "Dieu et mon droit" - but apart from Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson, they don't have a clue what it means.

@NathanDudani 2 года назад

@@fredericksandelia9648 No, it was spoken by those managing England at the state level up until the late XV century; just check out the English statutes from that century!!

@jadawin10 11 месяцев назад

@@fredericksandelia9648 "they had all switched to English". 41% of the English language is borrowed from French. Youre ridiculous...

@fredericksandelia9648 11 месяцев назад

@@jadawin10 Be careful with "ridiculous". In French it means "ludicrous" but in English, nowadays, it means "outstanding". So. What's it gonna be for me ? 😎

@kaushiksheshnagraj7176 3 года назад

Wow such a great video I liked this very much your RU-vid channel is the best channel on you tube. Your channel is the inspiration for other history lovers. I get much more knowledge than any book from your channel. Your all videos are full of Knowledge and wisdom. According to my account your channel is the best history channel of RU-vid. You definitely become number 1 channel on RU-vid in future. Your analysis is so good. So bro can you make a video on Skanderbeg please please . Your channel deserve more subscriber

@brianwinters5434 2 года назад

Good animation exc ept for thee cannons goinf forward under recoil.

@vgreedy9191 2 года назад

That footage is from a modded game, in the mod they reskin catapults because they do not have cannon in the base game

@NathanDudani 2 года назад

That cannon fire though, damn

@amadbiscuit 2 года назад

Yes I can only imagine it must have been raw terror to be on the receiving end of it.

@pascalxavier3367 2 года назад

All the territory which had been regained under Charles V was lost under Charles VI, the mad king. This king lost his reason, and, afterwards, he was mad most times; he could have some brief moments where he could recover his reason and take good decisions, but it didn't last. When you think that he was ready to hand the kingdom of France to the english without fighting! He had terrible episodes of madness, in which he was doing completely crazy things; for instance he was believing he was made of glass, and he could easily break. It was a terrible thing to have a demented king in a time in which the danger of losing the kingdom was so great.

@joefish6091 2 года назад

Sounds like our Emperor Brandon !

@AJ-et3vf 2 года назад

Wow! The mad king. So he is most probably the real-life counterpart of King Aerys Targaryen the Mad king by GRRM. Just goes to show how much Game of Thrones was nothing more than blatant plagiarism of real history. And the fans eat it all up thinking the books are so good and entertaining 🤮🤮🤮

@Killer-vi4ih 3 месяца назад

Cool shit homie

@amadbiscuit 3 месяца назад

Thanks

@Killer-vi4ih 3 месяца назад

@@amadbiscuitKeep em coming

@yaboyed5779 3 года назад

Thank you for this. The game models actually help. Is it total war or something?

@amadbiscuit 3 года назад

Yes! It is Total War Attila and Mount & Blade Warband.

@oliviervece6121 6 месяцев назад

Beware. The french sources mentionned hand cannon which were more like primitive riffles than real cannons.

@NEEJER 3 года назад

I'm very proud of my countries great history, coupled with your videos makes for an excellent watch. Even when our French cousins are winning this time 😊

@fartanus3366 2 года назад

You kicked our asses too much in Crécy and agincourt mate. We needed a rematch

@DiamondxCyborg 2 года назад

As you can see above. Chivalry is not dead.

@dede19833 2 года назад

We killed Harold , took the throne, insert about 40 % French Norman words into your language …. And you said this time ? Bro we raped your country and replaced the old anglo Saxon blood.

@a_l7515 2 года назад

not matter how many times the english succeed, at the end of the day, France is the winner.

@johnhorgan9295 2 года назад

@@a_l7515 except in 1940😜

@xaviermorel6352 2 года назад

Welldone froggys u got read of this nasty oppressors

@fartanus3366 2 года назад

Read of the rosbeefs once again

@xaviermorel6352 2 года назад

Let s rephrase , king of england and the port calais(and the pig farm next to it), lol

@fartanus3366 2 года назад

@@xaviermorel6352 king of England was french as well lol

@angry_lumberjack7715 2 года назад

What mod do you use for m&b i have been looking for a 100 y war mod forever ?

@amadbiscuit 2 года назад

There are a couple different mods that I used and combined into one. I have linked them in the description and also included them in the video credits.

@pascalxavier3367 2 года назад

In the Hundred years' was, France only had two good intelligent kings: Charles V, and Charles VII; the other ones were bad mediocre kings, and it is under their reign that the french suffered severe defeats which could have ended the kingdom of France and made it entirely english; the king "Jean le bon" was particularly stupid; the king Charles VI had the excuse of being mad.

@julienpithois6391 2 года назад

Nous avons eu en effet des rois qui valaient bien une malédiction mais il ne faut pas exonérer la responsabilité majeure de nos seigneurs d'aristocrates, nos élites d'alors, avec leur Montjoie Saint Denis, leur arrogance, leur crétinerie, et leur vénération extrême du code de la chevalerie qui nous ont valu de terribles défaites auxquelles je ne peux aujourd'hui encore repenser sans avoir envie de rejouer certaines d'entre elles, histoire de laver l'humiliation. Ces terribles défaites, comme Crécy, Poitiers et Azincourt, sont pour moi comme un écho lointain mais bien réel de catastrophes plus contemporaines comme juin 40, où là aussi nos élites politico-militaires ont une fois de plus brillé par leur arrogance et leur médiocrité extrême, auxquelles elles nous avaient pourtant habitué durant la Renaissance en perdant la Louisiane, semblant toujours surprises de ce qui arrive au pays. En France, on a toujours l'impression que nous avons besoin d'être sauvés, par les hommes ou le Ciel. Hélas, nos élites actuelles me semblent bien parties pour être les dignes héritières de nos élites passées, faisant tout ce qu'il faut depuis plusieurs décennies, la trahison en plus, pour conduire une fois encore le pays à sa perte.

@fredericksandelia9648 11 месяцев назад

Not sure it would have ended the Kingdom of France. The Plantagenêt's dream had always been to conquer the crown of France, because they were a powerful French House. England was just their base from which to achieve that dream. In the end their dynasty had to accept the fact that they would only keep the crown of England. But the place to be and rule was France, not England. So, if the English side had won, the whole thing would probably have become a bigger kingdom of France.

@fartanus3366 2 года назад

Proud of my french britanny

@alexbardoux7297 6 месяцев назад

It has been told that John Talbot didn't carry weapon because hes swore to do so when liberated. Probably true, the death of this man inspires "grande pitié".

@rudolfvanhess3245 Год назад

we need a mod of the historical theme of the hundred years war for attila total war or who knows maybe in the next medieval total war they will include it as a dlc 🦁🏰⚜️ greetings from spain and viva la france 🍷

@thelab8799 9 месяцев назад

OMG This is crazy dude lol

@LiLian-vd4ki 2 года назад

Quand cest une defaite ils s'agit d'anglo-gascon et quand c'est une victoire il sagit dune victoire anglaise ... propagande anglaise .. pathetique.. tres drole ....continuez !!

@fredericksandelia9648 11 месяцев назад

C'est comme pour Napoléon : Français dans les défaites, Corse dans les victoires. On n'est jamais déçu avec les baked beans. 😂

@Ostenjager 3 года назад

When you look at the commanders, and compare the timelines, most of these guys were veterans well into their 60s, during a time when medical care was rubbish and most people rarely lived past 40. Few of the commanders were what we would today consider “fighting age.” Remarkable men on both sides. Also, bad intelligence kills.

@dariusflorian7134 8 месяцев назад

I want If you can to make a video with the battel of Chize ( 21 martie1373 ) .I will give you like please

@geoffkingman-sugars4515 Год назад

Talbot is pronounced 'Tall-bot', Viscount is pronounced as 'veyecount', and since when did cannon move forward when fired" Defies the laws of physics!

@jme104 Месяц назад

Quote : " @LiLian-vd4ki Quand cest une defaite ils s'agit d'anglo-gascon et quand c'est une victoire il sagit dune victoire anglaise ... propagande anglaise .. pathetique.. tres drole ....continuez !! translation : When it's a defeat it's Anglo-Gascon and when it's a victory it's an English victory... English propaganda .. pathetic. very funny .... Carry on!!.