Battle of Rouen

The Battle of Rouen, fought in 1418 during the Hundred Years' War, was a significant conflict between English and French forces. The English, led by Henry V, sought to capture the French city of Rouen to strengthen their control in Normandy. The siege lasted several months, marked by intense fighting and hardships for the French defenders. Eventually, the English succeeded in breaching the city’s defenses, leading to its capture in 1419. This victory solidified English dominance in the region and furthered the course of the war, impacting the relationship between England and France for years to come.