Siege of Rouen

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The Siege of Rouen was a major 1418–1419 campaign of the Hundred Years' War in which English forces captured the Norman capital, consolidating Henry V’s control over northern France.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military campaign
siege
attacker English Army
surface form: English royal army
belligerentSide Armagnac region
surface form: Armagnac France

Wars of the Roses
surface form: Lancastrian England
capitalCaptured Rouen
combatant Duchy of Normandy
Kingdom of England
Kingdom of France
commander Alain Blanchard
Guy le Bouteiller
Henry V of England
Jean I, Count of Armagnac
surface form: Jean d'Armagnac
conflict Hundred Years' War
consequence English control of Rouen
consolidation of English rule in Normandy
strengthening of Henry V's position in France
dateSurrender 1419-01-19
defender French garrison of Rouen
citizens of Rouen
duration approximately 6 months
endDate 1419-01-19
era Late Middle Ages
followedBy Treaty of Troyes
ledBy Henry V of England
locatedIn France
Normandy
notableEvent expulsion of poor inhabitants
starvation of civilian population
objective capture of Rouen
control of Normandy
opposedBy French royal forces
partOf Battle of Agincourt
surface form: Henry V's Normandy campaign

Hundred Years' War
place Rouen
precededBy Battle of Agincourt
region northern France
result English victory
significance key step in English conquest of Normandy
major English success in Hundred Years' War
startDate 1418-07-29
strategy blockade
encirclement
typeOfWarfare siege warfare
year 1418
1419

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Henry V of England battle Siege of Rouen
Anglo-French wars of the 12th and 13th centuries hasPart Siege of Rouen
this entity surface form: Siege of Rouen (1203–1204)
King Henry V associatedWithEvent Siege of Rouen
subject surface form: Henry V of England
this entity surface form: siege of Rouen (1418–1419)