This lecture delves into the intricate power networks of medieval France, focusing on the regions, conflicts, and socio-economic structures during the 14th century. Through detailed maps and historical references, the instructor explores the relationships between the king, local lords, and religious institutions, shedding light on the distribution of power and resources. The presentation also highlights the significance of key locations such as Chartres, Bonneval Abbey, and Puiset in understanding the political landscape of the time.