Battle of Cocherel

The Battle of Cocherel took place on May 16, 1364, during the Hundred Years' War, occurring near the town of Cocherel in France. It was fought between the forces of Charles II of Navarre and the French army led by Bertrand du Guesclin. The battle was significant in the struggle for power in France, as du Guesclin's victory solidified the French crown’s authority and marked a turning point in the war. It showcased effective military tactics and reinforced du Guesclin's reputation as a skilled commander, contributing to the eventual French successes in the subsequent phases of the conflict.