圣女贞德 Joan of Arc

July 7 1456 An investigation into her trial is conducted where she is exonerated of being a heretic Conducted by Charles VII, her mother and eventually the inquisition itself May 30 1431 Condemed as a witch\heritc and is burned at the stake May 28 1431 Third part of her trial concerning the accusation of beign a hertic
April 1431 Second part of her trial where she is condemed for witch craft and fruad
Saint Joan of Arc
Joan entering Orleans
Her Trial
Joan of arc was very religious and filled with the mind for God. From an early age people in her village saw in her a good and faithful heart. Her goodness, generosity and overall kindness to all was well known in her village and often experienced by many. She would later be described as a particularly pious child who was far too serious for her age. Even those who she would be intimate with would describe her as being repressed in her own thought towards herself. In other words she gave no thought or very little to herself. She was obedient to God to the point where it ended her life and as a child she spent much of her time in the church fervently praying.
Sites of major battles where yellow boxes are
King Charles VII coronation
1412 Joan born
1424 Feb. 1429 Begins to hear Fortells of the French the angel’s voice defeat to Roberta de Boudricourt
Maid of Heaven 1412-1431
By Deanna Walker
The Hundred Year war
This map shows respectively who held what land when
France was gravely divided during Joan's childhood with King Henry V of England in 1415 invading and France and at Agincourt defeating their army. The country became weak and divided after this victory over the nobility of France and the major division lay between the Dauphins and English supporting Burgunians. To make matters worse while the French were under Charles de Ponthieu they were without direction and a real leader. However Joan of Arc completely overwhelmed the court and Charles with her passionate conviction that she, a lowly peasant girl, could lead the French armies to victory. Within a year she was given command of the army and led them to a great victory in Orleans, Patay and Troyes. Her exploits during the wars also included liberating towns from English control which caused a glorious entry into Dauphin possible for King Charles VII so that he could be coroneted. As a result of her courageous actions and grand leadership Joan and her family were granted noble status and she managed to win the hearts of the soldiers in the French army.
Hale Waihona Puke July 14 1429 Charles VII is crowned
1431 Joan was burned at the Stake
May 23 1430 While defening the town of Compiegne she is captured by the Burgundians July 14 1430 Handed over to the English Jan. 1431 The bishop of Beauvais, Pierre Cauchon and the vicar of the inquisitor of France, Jean Lemaitre gain custody of Joan The first part of her trial begins
April 29 1429 Sent to Orleans to fight English
May 7 1429 Broke English seige on Orleans
May 9 1429 English defeated on Orleans
May 16 1920 Joan becomes an official Catholic saint