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Geoffrey Chaucer (born 1341), author of The Canterbury Tales, and one of the first major writers in the English language, dies and is buried in Westminster Abbey.
Henry V defeats the French at the Battle of Agincourt, renewing claims to the French throne. Inflicting a humiliating defeat on the much larger French army, the English archers play a key role in the victory.
Henry VI, who had acceded to the throne before his first birthday after the sudden death of his father in 1422, is now considered old enough to rule himself.