Known as Edward of Woodstock and the Prince of Wales, he was a skilled military commander and the son of King Edward III, celebrated and criticized for his actions during the Hundred Years War.

A king of the Spanish kingdom of Navarre and a French nobleman, known for his complex and often contentious involvement in French politics.

Humphrey of Woodstock, the youngest son of Edward III, known for his opposition to King Richard II and his role in the political upheavals of the time.

A priest from Kent who became a prominent leader and speaker during the English peasant revolts of 1381, advocating for social justice and equality.

Initially the Duke of Normandy, he became king and shifted French military tactics during the Hundred Years War, significantly influencing the conflict's progression.

Succeeded his father, Charles V, as king and led military campaigns, later exhibiting signs of mental illness that impacted his reign.

Reigned amidst political intrigues and conflicts, notably involving his queen, Isabella of France, and advisor Hugh Despenser the Younger, before being overthrown.

Ascended to the throne following his father's abdication, he is renowned for his military campaigns in France and his influence over English affairs.

The Provost of Merchants in Paris known for his political maneuverings during the captivity of King John II of France, leading to significant urban unrest.

Noted for overthrowing Richard II and becoming king, he previously held the titles of Earl of Derby and Duke of Lancaster and faced complex political challenges.

Succeeding his father, Philip VI, he continued the conflict with England, known for being captured at the Battle of Poitiers and his honorable actions during captivity.

The first king from the House of Valois, his reign marked the start of the Hundred Years War against England, initiated due to disputed claims to the French throne.

Came to the throne as a child, facing political strife from the nobility and internal rebellion, which eventually led to his downfall and forced abdication.

A significant figure in Flemish history, elected as captain-general of Ghent and known for his leadership during the revolt against the Count of Flanders.