King Henry V

King Henry V was a 15th-century English monarch known for his leadership and military skill, particularly during the Hundred Years' War against France. He reigned from 1413 to 1422 and is celebrated for his inspiring speeches, notably before the Battle of Agincourt, which demonstrated his ability to rally and motivate his troops. Henry sought to strengthen England's position and expand its territories through both warfare and diplomacy. His reign is often viewed as a time of national pride and military prowess, and his leadership qualities have made him a legendary figure in history and literature.