Battle of Agincourt (France).

The battle of Agincourt results in an overwhelming French victory. Henry V is captured, and the French demand that Bordeaux and the rest of English Gascony be turned over to them. How does Henry's reign and House of Lancaster fare after that?
 
I do not think that would fare well for the Lancastrians, at all. But overall, it would have to be determined who would succeed him. I am pretty sure that Henry took most of the nobility over to England with him, including those few who were killed in OTL. If this is an overwhelming victory for the French, then there would probably be more noble losses for the English

Depending on how badly the campaign goes, the nearest possible candidate on the throne could be a child, for instance - Richard, soon to be the 3rd Duke of York, who was a child of 4 at the time of Agincourt. Though the English would probably no prefer a child king - but that is just one extreme.
 
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