Rulers, form of government and major reforms of England and France in the Hundred Years War.

The Hundred Years War began in 1337. Then the English king Edward III declared his rights to the French throne. In addition, there were also territorial claims. Naturally, he was refused. Thus began one of the longest-running conflicts in European history. The first period of the war was called the Edwardian War, which took 1337-1360 years. The confrontation mainly took place between Edward 3 and Philip 4. In the end, France suffered a series of serious defeats and by the end of this period was on the verge of destruction.