Joan of Arc
Peasant girl from Domrémy who lifted the siege of Orléans, saw Charles VII crowned at Reims and was burned at Rouen in 1431.
PersonAlso known as Jeanne d'Arc, The Maid of Orléans
c. 1412 O.S. – 30 May 1431 O.S.
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- Identifiers
- Wikidata Q7226
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- enemy of:
- Pierre Cauchon1431 O.S.
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Appears in10 items
- Gothic Cathedrals1 item
- The Hundred Years’ War9 items
- Joan of Arc, from Chinon to Rouen · subjectMar 1429 O.S.
- Joan reaches Chinon · subjectMar 1429 O.S.
- The siege of Orléans is lifted · attacker8 May 1429 O.S.
- Charles VII is crowned at Reims · standard-bearer17 Jul 1429 O.S.
- The assault on Paris fails · commander8 Sep 1429 O.S.
- Joan is captured at Compiègne · captive23 May 1430 O.S.
- Joan’s trial opens at Rouen · defendant9 Jan 1431 O.S.
- Joan of Arc is burned at Rouen · executed30 May 1431 O.S.
- Joan’s condemnation is annulled · subject7 Jul 1456 O.S.