What event in the history of the Hundred Years War should be considered a turning point?

The Hundred Years War lasted not a hundred years, but much more. It lasted from 1337 to 1453. The cause of the conflict was the desire of the English kings to seize the French throne, since they were related by blood.

In fact, the Hundred Years War is several separate confrontations. At the beginning of the war, British troops drove French French troops. England captured many territories in France.

The turning point was the defeat of the British during the siege of Orleans in 1429, which led to his liberation, the further victory of France.