text: One commander at this battle ordered the execution of their prisoners but spared higher ranking captives like Jean le Maingre and Charles of Orleans.
full_question: One commander at this battle ordered the execution of their prisoners but spared higher ranking captives like Jean le Maingre and Charles of Orleans. That commander at this battle had his crown pilfered during a small assault on his army's baggage train. Cavalry charges were prevented by fortifications made with pointed stakes and earlier rains caused the Charles d'Albret-led army to become fatigued as they marched through knee-deep mud during this battle, which took place on St. Crispin's Day. For ten points, name this 1415 victory for Henry V during the Hundred Years' War in which the larger French army was mowed down by the English longbows.
first_sentence: One commander at this battle ordered the execution of their prisoners but spared higher ranking captives like Jean le Maingre and Charles of Orleans.
raw_answer: Battle of Agincourt