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Arrest of Joan of Arc

France · Warfare / Hundred Years War. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

7Records
1430–1431Date range
2Named people
3Places

Chronological records

1430

Joan of Arc23 May 1430

Compiegne · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Sold to the English by Jean of Luxembourg for 10,000 Livres Tournois. Siezed by a Burgundian soldier & handed over to Jean of Luxembourg. Joan slips into Compiegne, under siege by Burgundian troops, in an effort to aid the city, while leading a sortie, she is surrounded & captured by Burgundian troops

Joan of ArcMay 1430

Le Crotoy · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Held under arrest at Le Crotoy

Charles VIINovember 1430

Warfare / Hundred Years War

The Burgundians agree to transfer Joan of Arc to their English allies in exchange for monetary compensation, the Burgundians refuse demands from Charles VII to ransom her back to her own faction

Joan of ArcNovember 1430

Warfare / Hundred Years War

The Burgundians agree to transfer Joan of Arc to their English allies in exchange for monetary compensation, the Burgundians refuse demands from Charles VII to ransom her back to her own faction

Charles VII23 December 1430

Rouen · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Joan of Arc is brought to Rouen, the seat of the English occupation Government

Joan of Arc23 December 1430

Rouen · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Joan of Arc is brought to Rouen, the seat of the English occupation Government

1431

Joan of Arc9 January 1431

Rouen · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Joan of Arcs trial begins, overseen by pro-English clergy paid by the English Government

Names involved

Charles VIIJoan of Arc

Provenance

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