610 years ago today, on October 25, 1415 (September 23, 1415, the 1415 lunar calendar), the Battle of Agincourt broke out. On October 25, 1415, the Battle of Agincourt broke out. King Henry V of England led an army of 5900 people (including 5000 longbows) to face more than 30,000 French troops led by Albert (including 6800 crossbows). The British army took advantage of the terrain and the powerful power of the longbowmen to defeat the French army, who had more than five times the number but had poor command. More than 5000 French troops were killed, while only more than 100 British troops were killed. Comments: In an important battle of the Centenary War between Britain and France, the British Army made full use of the advantages of long weapons