Montjoie is a term that originates from the medieval French word for "mountain" or "hill." It is often associated with the battle cry of the Franks during the Crusades, symbolizing a call to arms and a rallying point for soldiers. The term has historical significance in various contexts, particularly in literature and folklore. In addition to its historical roots, Montjoie is also linked to the legendary sword of Roland, a key figure in the Chansons de geste. The sword, named Durendal, is said to be hidden in the mountains, representing strength and valor. The concept of Montjoie continues to evoke themes of bravery and loyalty in modern storytelling.