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Jan 6, 1412
Joan of Arc born and baptized.
Joan of Arc born and baptized. -
Jan 1, 1425
Joan begins to see visions of archangels.
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Jan 1, 1428
Joan travels to Vaucouleurs as told to do by her visions, and asks to join the Dauphin but is turned away.
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Jan 1, 1429
Joan journeys again to Vaucouleurs to ask to join the Dauphin's forces; this time she is accepted.
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Feb 13, 1429
Joan leaves Vaucouleurs dressed in men's clothing and heads to Chinon. Once there, she asks to help France fight the English and the Burgundians.
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Apr 1, 1429
Dauphin gives Joan command of a little force.
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Apr 27, 1429
Joan and her troops set out from Blois to relieve French forces at the Siege of Orleans.
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Apr 29, 1429
Joan and her troops reach Orleans, where they are told to wait until reinforcements arrive.
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May 4, 1429
After a sudden inspiration, Joan leads an attack on the English, which she was told not to do.
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May 7, 1429
Wounded, Joan still leads a battle at Les Tourelles.
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May 9, 1429
Joan asks the Dauphin for a coronation ceremony.
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Jul 17, 1429
The Dauphin is crowned King of France.
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Jul 20, 1429
Charles leaves Reims then later retreats to Loire.
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Aug 28, 1429
Burgundy and France sign a truce.
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Dec 1, 1429
Charles raises Joan, Joan's parents, and her brothers to be nobles.
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May 14, 1430
Joan reaches Compiegne
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Jan 3, 1431
Joan transferred to Pierre Cauchon for interrogation.
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Jan 13, 1431
Joan starts her court case.
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May 30, 1431
Joan is burned to death.
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Jan 1, 1450
Charles VII calls an investigation of Joan of Arc's court case.
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Pope Benedict XV makes Joan of Arc one of few Saints.