What were the British interests in the Hundred Years War? What are the results of the Hundred Years War for England?

France supported Scotland at that time, which was contrary to the interests of England. Consequently, England was very interested in weakening France. In addition, France had claims to British possessions in mainland Europe in the form of the Bordeaux region. During the long battles (up to 1429), the British lost almost all possessions on the continent. Only the port city of Calais belonged to the British. And two years after the end of the bloody war in England itself, there was a civil war that lasted almost 30 years.