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In 1355, the Black Prince led a relentlessly destructive chevauché during the Hundred Years’ War, riding out from Bordeaux and devastating southern France. Towns burned, wealth was seized, and French authority was humiliated as his army pushed deep into Languedoc. But after reaching Narbonne, he suddenly turned back. Why stop there when he seemed unstoppable? The answer lies in medieval strategy. His army was built for speed and destruction, not long sieges. Narbonne was a fortified city, winter was closing in, supplies were stretched, and remaining too long risked being trapped by French forces. By turning back, the Black Prince avoided unnecessary danger while keeping everything he had already gained. What makes the campaign even more remarkable is how smoothly the return journey happened. No major French army blocked his retreat, and he marched back to Bordeaux with loot, prestige, and a reputation that only grew stronger. So was the campaign a success? Militarily, absolutely. It brought wealth, fear, and showed the English could strike where they pleased. Strategically, the war was far from won. France survived, and the conflict would continue for decades. Narbonne marked not a failure—but the perfect moment to stop. #hiddenhistory #blackprince #medievaltok #LearnOnTikTok #historytok
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