The Battle of Bourgtheroulde was a French victory over the English in 1324, during the War of Saint-Sardos. It was part of the regional conflict in Gascony. The battle was a significant engagement in the run-up to the Hundred Years' War.

The Battle of Bourgtheroulde appears in French and English chronicle poetry, often as an example of French military success. The battle's regional impact made it a subject for local Gascon verse. The event contributed to the narrative of the Hundred Years' War as a conflict over territory and honor.