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England and France have been in many armed conflicts against one another.

Kingdom of England against the Kingdom of France


Date	Conflict	England and allies	France and allies	Result	Reason
1109–1113	Anglo–French War^[1]	Kingdom of England	Kingdom of France	English victory	Political divide of Normandy by France, Angevin Empire and Robert Curthose's son.^[2]
1116–1119	Anglo–French War^[2]	Kingdom of England	Kingdom of France	English victory France recognises English suzerainty over Maine and Brittany^[2]	To secure control of the regions of Maine and Brittany.^[2]
1123–1135	Anglo–French War^[2]	Kingdom of England	Kingdom of France Kingdom of Jerusalem^[2]	???	To secure England's control over Maine.^[2]
1159–1189	Anglo–French War^[2]	Kingdom of England	Kingdom of France Rebels (1173–1174)^[2]	French victory Richard the Lionheart becomes King of England^[2]	Fear of England's dominance as a large empire.^[2]
1202–1204	Invasion of Normandy by Philip II of France^[3]	Kingdom of England	Kingdom of France	French victory John I loses Anjou, Brittany, Maine, Normandy and Touraine^[2] John I retains control of his terrority south of the Loire^[4]	John I declared a felon by Philip II due to rejecting to answer to a crime of carrying off a French nobleman's fiance. Used by Phillip II to claim John's French holdings.^[2]
1213–1214	Anglo-French War^[4]	Kingdom of England Holy Roman Empire^[4] County of Flanders^[4]	Kingdom of France	French victory^[4] John I's invasion of Poitou fails^[4] Consolidation of Capetian power^[4]	An effort by John I to regain territory lost to Phillip II.^[4]
1242–1243	Saintonge War^[4]	Kingdom of England English vassals in southern France^[4]	Kingdom of France		English invasion of France.^[4]
1294–1298	Anglo–French War^[4]	Kingdom of England	Kingdom of France Kingdom of Scotland^[4]	Uhhhh Truce of Vyve-Saint-Bavon^[4] Two royal inter-marriages designed to secure a lasting peace.^[4]	French occupation of English strongholds in Gascony, causing Edward I to renounce his vassalship to Philip IV.^[4]
1300–1303	Anglo–French War^[4]	Kingdom of England County of Flanders^[4]	Kingdom of France	English–allied victory Treaty of Paris (1303)[4] England recovers holdings in Gascony^[4]	Flanders pursues their own grudge against France despite truce between France and England.^[4]
1475	Anglo–French War^[4]	Kingdom of England	Kingdom of France	Uhhh Truce of Picquingy^[4] Edward IV withdraws^[4] France agrees to a substantial cash settlement^[4]	French interference in the struggle between the houses of York andLancaster.^[4]
1542–1546	Italian War^[4]	Kingdom of England	Kingdom of France	English victory France forced to recognise English control of Boulogne^[4]
1549–1550	Anglo–French War^[4]	Kingdom of England	Kingdom of France	Hmmm France purchases Boulogne from the English^[4]	France's aid to the Scottish in the Rough Wooing and naval and military diversions near Boulogne.^[4]
1557–1559	Anglo-French War^[4]