Montjoie is a cultural term that refers to a historical battle cry used during the Middle Ages, particularly by the French. It is often associated with the legendary figure of Roland, a knight in the service of Charlemagne. The cry symbolizes bravery and loyalty, often invoked in times of conflict. In modern contexts, Montjoie can also represent a sense of national pride and heritage. It is sometimes used in literature and art to evoke themes of chivalry and valor, reflecting the ideals of the medieval period. The term continues to resonate in discussions about French history and cultural identity.