Hundredyearswar Stories

english assignment😌 very roughly gothic fiction inspired

Geneviève Clouthier is a student at McGill University studying to be a lawyer. Unfortunately, at least in her eyes, Geneviève is being forced to take a Religion 101 course in her final year of her Undergraduate degree. One part of the course is studying Catholic Saints, namely Joan of Arc. After voicing her opinion one day in class that Joan of Arc wasn't really communing with God, and that Geneviève believed Joan was simply mentally ill, Geneviève wakes up the next day in May of 1429 in the body of Joan of Arc, or rather Jehanne de Domrémy as she was known then. Now, Geneviève has to not only try and survive the future execution of Jehanne de Domrémy for heresy by the English, but she has to lead a group of French soldiers to victory all while dealing with the voice that she now hears. Is it God? Or is she insane? But with the help of Jehanne's maid of honour, the French medieval version of a lady-in-waiting to a single woman, Marie, and Jehanne's knight companion, Philippe, there's hope that Geneviève may be able to change fate and save Jehanne's life this time around. ***Historically Inaccurate***

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The girl in the sky blue dress had her father's heart and her mother's brain. She lived in a place where the sun shown and snow fell. Helping her brother on the farm they'd inherited from their dead father, she finds herself being drawn out from the safe confines of her home as a hoard of Englishmen cross the small strip of sea to France. Two young people with completely different lives meet. One is a king, the other a peasant. Even worse, one in English and the other French, but when they meet sparks fly and nothing can stop the raging flames that will rip across the battlefield, a fairytale no more...

In 1428 France, amidst the tumult of the Hundred Years' War, shepherdess Eloise and knight Sir Damien navigate the treacherous landscape of their occupied village. Their deep bond, forged in childhood, is tested when they uncover a dangerous plot that threatens their community. As they work together to protect their neighbors, unspoken feelings arise, challenging their understanding of love and loyalty. This tale weaves together the complexities of war, friendship, and heart, revealing the strength that comes from unity and sacrifice.

This story follows John Gyrcs, an Englishman living in the town of Canterbury during the Hundred Years War. After the English suffer great losses, Henry and over 2,000 other men are conscripted to fight for the King's Host. Along the way, John makes companions out of both soldier and commoner as he and his comrades fight through the fields of France.

"Mr. Bonnefoy, I do find that hard to believe," Arthur thought it would be for the best to just let him be. Let him forget about the blond boy who caused him so much trouble. I don't know how this will end, but every immortal is doomed to a lifetime of tragedy. Also hi I might use this plot for an actual story with characters but for wattpad's sake i'm gonna post this

Lady Catherine de Valois's marriage to King Henry V of England is much more complicated than she had ever imagined. How will she navigate her loyalties, her life in a strange new land, and her blossoming feelings for a man she is supposed to hate? ------------ After watching "The King" on Netflix and seeing the on-screen chemistry between Timothee Chalamet and Lily-Rose Depp I was INSPIRED. There was such an interesting story in the few minutes of screen time they shared, that I envisioned a whole story starting after the movie ended, and I couldn't rest until I wrote it down. I tried to add historical facts and timeline as much as possible, but please remember this is a work of historical fiction so there are times where I change information to fit my story line.

During the Hundred Years War, two VERY brave princes vow to marry each other to end the bloodshed. However, it won't be as easy as they think.... Arthur is the Prince of England, a poor country thrust into the turmoil of a terrible war. At a masquerade ball in France that Arthur is invited to, he disguises himself as a beautiful woman to entrance the young ruler into marrying him since men marrying men is forbidden against the Church. Prince Francis, completely unaware during the whole event that he was talking to another man all evening, is completely smitten by the wonderful, nameless, English woman that he had met at the ball. The only thing he has to remember her by is the gold and emerald green mask that she had left behind. It matches her eyes perfectly, and he is determined to find her. If only she wasn't from England, the country one of the earlier Kings had taken over before the War had started, Francis would put out a search party for her. Determined to meet Francis again to make their marriage become a reality, Arthur sets out on a mission to find him. He wants to see him again, as his true self, to make an unbreakable trust bond between them. But when things take a dark turn, leading to an argument between the two blondes and Francis getting overthrown and locked up, Arthur makes it his duty to save him. In hopes of peace, Arthur and Francis are put on an adventure of a lifetime. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1) I don't own the cover. I just put my name and title on there. It belongs to its rightful owner and Pinterest. 2) I don't own 'Hetalia' or its characters. I just own my OCs, who will be introduced inside the story.

A short story of what life was like, being the best friend of the famous Joan of Arc. Read along as you see what life was like during the Hundred Years War. Never before seen perspective of the life of one of history's most beloved figures.

This is the beautiful and slightly sad love story of Princess Marie, known as 'our beautiful princess', and Maximilian, the sergeant of the Habsburg family, known as 'the last knight of the Middle Ages'. 　The 'marriage of the century' between Princess Marie and Maximilian changed the fortunes of the Habsburgs, who at the time were the Holy Roman Emperors, but were broke and headstrong. 　Actually, the term 'marriage of the century' was used for the marriage of Princess Marie's father, Charles the rash duke of Burgundy, and his third wife, Margaret of York, but there is no doubt that it was her marriage to Princess Marie of Burgundy that laid the foundations of the Habsburgs, later the greatest royal house in Europe. It seems to me that theirs was the 'marriage of the century'. 　The historical anecdote of Princess Marie and Maximilian, together with the story of Alicia and Cecilia, who were Princess Marie's attendants, closest friends and like sisters, weave a tale that mixes historical fact and fiction. 　A must-see for anyone who wants a peek into the world of brilliant medieval European princess tales, where royal bloodlines are intricately intertwined! 　I could be happier to share with you, my readers, and the fascinating history of Europe during this period!

"The Perfect Human" is a tale of craven ambition, grasping opportunism, modern corporate greed and epic medieval violence. It is played out through the adventures of Abelard Bush, an ambitious, deeply ruthless executive with all the ethical standards and negotiating acumen necessary for the successful medieval nobleman. What might seem to be a handicap, a 650 year gap in his recall, provides Abelard with an overwhelming advantage as he claws his way up the corporate food chain. Abelard is a man whose good fortune is to have no memories other than a life lived during the Middle Ages to guide him in his relentless pursuit of self interest. Urbane, civilized Felicity and Oliver had no reason to dwell on the brutality, mistrust and casual violence that polite society has for so long ago left behind. That is, until they find Abelard. He is an enigma created by the only recall he possesses: a childhood in medieval Gascony, followed by a captain's career in the Black Prince's armies during the Hundred Years War, a successful run as a brigand on the highways of Fourteenth Century Europe, and as a Condottiere to the Italian city states. All the more baffling is his ease with everyone he meets, from CEOs of large corporations, through dodgy characters who run timeless criminal organizations to the people who care most deeply for him. How could a man whose golden rule is to do unto others before they do unto him fit so snugly into Felicity's orderly, civilized world? Abelard is a man apparently unhampered by empathy, who relies mainly on duplicity and violence. Is Abelard an amnesiac who has lost his moral way, a psychopath who has lost his memory or, astonishingly, is he just an ordinary human with an extraordinary story? The soon-to-be-dead, believing him to know the location of a fabulous, long lost fortune, as well as to possess the secret of very long life, pursue Abelard over two continents. The police are never far behind.

The boy Avatar has risen from the iceberg and has arrived at the Northern Water Tribe. However, when General Zhao attacks the Gaang, an unexpected force is unleashed upon the Fire Nation. The beginning of the story is set in Book 1 Chapter 20 of Avatar: The Last Airbender (which I do not own.) * I recognise Nickelodeon's claim to the merchandising of this series and therefore do not stand to profit from this fan-made story*