Louis VII and Henry fought for more than 300 years, but the reason was "the beard's fault"?

Louis VII and Prince Henry fought for seven years at seven o'clock. On the surface, it is a war triggered by a beard, but it actually reflects three other aspects-political impossibility, economic confrontation and military expansion!

Political differences:

In fact, France and Britain have always been the two hegemons in Europe. It goes without saying that their politics is inappropriate. In other words, they all want to suppress each other's politics and make them obey and listen to themselves. In fact, neither of these two countries has absolute power to destroy the other country, so political discord is a fuse of their war!

Economic conflict:

Although Britain and France both belong to capitalist countries, during the period of the French Empire and Henry II of England, their ideologies were different. In other words, Britain had a higher degree of capitalism at that time, because Britain had invaded most of the colonies in Asia and America, so Britain was more powerful economically. At the same time, France, that is, the knowledge of Louis period, also wanted to develop the economy very much, so it was able to plunder the wealth of Britain. At first, the fastest way to develop the economy was the war between Louis 17 and Henry II, and it began!

The army needs to expand;

As far as Britain is concerned, Britain's goal is to dominate the world and control the whole of Europe, so his ambition makes him want to further defeat the French Empire and win the territory of Louis 17. This beard incident is just an excuse, because this excuse means that Louis 17' s wife married him because she took a fancy to Louis 17' s beard, and later Louis 17 came back after winning the battle. Louis 17' s wife saw Henry II again and passed it on to Henry II! Then Henry II wanted to take back the territory that originally belonged to Britain. The war has begun!