This podcast episode delves into the remarkable trajectory of Henry V following his victory at Agincourt, examining how this pivotal moment not only solidified his reign and legitimacy as king but also established England’s prominent place in the world. The speakers illuminate the theological dimensions of Henry's triumph, the aftermath of warfare, and the significant diplomatic maneuvers that protected his regime amid a fractured France. Ultimately, while celebrating his conquests and the Treaty of Troyes, the discussion underscores the tragic irony of his untimely death, which left a nascent legacy fraught with instability and conflict, reminding listeners of the complexities inherent in the pursuit of ambition.