Edward of Woodstock, known to history as the Black Prince, was the archetype of the medieval warrior-prince: chivalric, charismatic, and lethal. Though he never ascended the English throne, his military prowess and personal legend have echoed through the centuries.
This is the story of a prince forged in the crucible of the Hundred Years’ War, celebrated for his victories, feared for his fury, and remembered for a legacy that casts both light and shadow.
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