594/French War

French War
Traditional French Lands
Date 8 May 1429 – today (594 Years) Location France Result Ongoing French Resistance Controls Paris since 1871 Unification of the French Resistance 1920 The Commonwealth Controls around 50% of French Territory
Belligerents
French Resistance	Commonwealth of England, Scotland, Ireland and France
Casualties and losses
Total 3,500,350

The French War, also know as French War of National Resistance and Pacification of France is a war between French loyalists of the Commonwealth (of England, Scotland, Ireland and France) and French separatists. France has been part of the Commonwealth (then Kingdom of England) since the year 1429, when the armies of the Kingdom of France where defeated and the English crown took control of the country. Since the very same year, disorganized resistance started to appear to restore the independence of France, a movement which has been going on to this day. It is the longest conflict in history, spanning more than 500 years.

In red, the territory controlled by the Government of National Resistance in 1936, outside of it, the territory held by the Commonwealth authorities.