The battle that ended England’s longest war: 1453 Historical Battle of Castillon | Total War Battle

[@BellumCinematicsTotalWar]

Let's goo, I love the Hundred Years War. Great video brother

[@cinematicbattles559]

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[@UnvelingHistory]

Fascinating bro! The battle of Castillon is such a pivotal yet underrated moment in history. Incredibly, this battle marked the end of England's involvement in the Hundred Years' War, effectively ending their ambitions in France. The use of artillery at Castillon set the stage for future warfare. Thank you bro for such a great video.

[@cinematicbattles559]

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[@davidcreager1945]

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[@Jimmybreadstick]

Such a great vid❤

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[@kuinchad]

pride goeth before a fall

[@zach7193]

That's quite something. This battle changed how wars were fought with the use of artillery. Funny how Calais was in English hands during the reign of Mary Tudor (aka Bloody Mary). Their only possession on the continent was lost when she died.

[@pissedoff-is1mt]

You're still the best dude!

[@batmantrill1180]

Can you do the Little Bighorn next. Also great video both entertaining and educational.

[@mike2590rrr]

Love these videos and appreciate that you keep the history going, not certain talking points or personal/political agendas like K&G started to do the past couple of years.

[@cinematicbattles559]

Thanks a lot man!

[@petergibson2035]

Nothing ant-British here. battles were fought won and lost as they had been for 100 years. The concept of greedy kings to conquer France, in the end was really just a waste of life, fortune and time

[@Ubique2927]

Talbot seems to be a bit of a numskull.

[@cinematicbattles559]

He was actually one of the most respected and seasoned commanders for the English at the time, but this battle was his fatal mistake!

[@Ubique2927]

@@cinematicbattles559 .. Not one of his better days then.

[@thenapoleanhistorybuff]

Came back and i love it❤

[@agagqbq]

Imagine a king who fights his own battles, wouldnt that be a sight?

[@thenapoleanhistorybuff]

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[@satoshi_nakamoto333]

Please bro, if you don't mind then tell me, about your " PC/laptop" specifications. " For da vinchi resolve"

[@travisdonaldstanley6420]

Please correct me if Im wrong. Brittan invaded France. Got puntted out, yet Britain still had another town as theirs in France? Wow! Those were a lot of prisoners!

[@rickeypayne1]

they did not invade france as when the duke of normandy invaded england his territory in france became part of his domain and all future kings and queens of england

[@thierrym8875]

​​​​​@@rickeypayne1as you said William the Conquer and all its descents became King of England thanks to victory on saxons in Britain but were also (and formerly) dukes of Normandy ( ie a vassal of French kings having to swear allegiance to French king for all territorial possessions granted in France). The problem raised when king of England was married with French princess , daughter of French king while all other sons of The French king died all. In the lecture of English inheritage system the Princess should become Queen of France as last child of the King (just like we had Queen Elizabeth 2 few years ago). The King of England was willing to see his son become King of France+ King of England). But in the French laws only male descent of King (a Prince) can become King. So the brother of the old King and his male descents became King of France while the King of England claim his son was supposed to be King of England AND King of France since the Princess , last child of initial king, was seen in England as legal Queen of France ... That 's how the hundred years war began...

[@ianwalsh-b6p]

talbot was too cocky attacking the french with 2000 men vanguard, should of waited for the rest but the french cannons did the damage

[@timolu9077]

Which mod is it? It Looks Great😍 i want to play that Game!

[@cinematicbattles559]

this is Total War Attila and I'm using the 1212 Ad Kingdoms Mod

[@oliviervece6121]

Totally unrealistic. The artillery looks napoleonic. No battle outside at the beginning. The english attacking the french position and coud not make a breach. Exhausted and attacked by a cavalry unit on the flanck. They got beaten and routed. Peasants killing some of the retreating contingent

[@satoshi_nakamoto333]

Bro, are you using only da vinchi resolve software for editing your video?

[@cinematicbattles559]

Yes bro that’s all I use and it’s free it’s a great piece of software

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Game name please 🙂🥺

[@cinematicbattles559]

This is Total War Attila with the 1212Ad Kingdoms Mod

[@danialrasul5430]

What ttw did u use to make this video?

[@cinematicbattles559]

This is Total War Attila with the 1212 Ad Kingdoms Mod

[@rogerflatt8054]

Rory Sutherland narrating?

[@rogerflatt8054]

Excellent! Rory has done a lot of TEDTalks, lectures etc. Very enlightening, often humorous, very philosophical and with some great new angles about HOW to think about things. Sorry for going off-topic ... 😆

[@jake-rg3fd]

Typical anti-british bias in the media. Nary a mention of Agincourt, Poitiers or Crecy- the three most important battles in french history

[@jeb1413]

These battles are always mentioned when someone talk about the 100 years war, Castillon, Patay and others French victories are often the ones being overshadowed and forgotten, if there is something the British are good at, it is cherry picking their battles.

[@lopedeaguirre1]

​​@@jeb1413 I think he is being sarcastic

[@jeb1413]

@@lopedeaguirre1 wait really

[@jake-rg3fd]

@@jeb1413 no I am completely serious

[@jeb1413]

@@jake-rg3fd Then you're totally delusional. When someone hear about the 100 years war, Agincourt will come to his mind, the anglo-saxons world made so much films depicting English victories at Agincourt or any others battles won by the English, Agincourt Crécy and Poitiers are far more famous than the French victories, don't be in denial you just saw a video talking about the end of the 100 years war, and you're mad about it, English battles wons are far more famous than French battles wons, you're totally delusional, the French can be the won complaining about this anglo saxon cherry picking, you're totally lost.