Battle of Patay
Joan returns to Orleans, & is greeted by joyful citizens
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1429 in France — Page 2
Explore 64 historical events and records for France in 1429.
Historical records for France in 1429
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June
Battle of Patay
Joan of Arc leads the victorious French, with English prisoners, back to Orleans
July
Alliance France and Burgundy
Joan of Arcs army camps near the pro-Burgundian city of Auxerre, which finally agreed to neutrality
Neutrality
Joan of Arcs army camps near the pro-Burgundian city of Auxerre, which finally agreed to neutrality
Siege of Troyes
1st day of the siege of Troyes by Joan of Arcs army
Capture of Troyes
Troyes surrenders after Joan of Arc organizes effective preparations for a full assault
Capture of Troyes
Troyes surrenders after Joan of Arc organizes effective preparations for a full assault
Siege of Troyes
Troyes surrenders after Joan of Arc organizes effective preparations for a full assault
Siege of Troyes
Troyes surrenders after Joan of Arc organizes effective preparations for a full assault
Siege of Troyes
Troyes Anglo-Burgundian garrison leaves, Joan arranges for their prisoners to be freed & the Royal army enters Troyes
Siege of Chalons-sur-Marne
Chalons-sur-Marne immediately opens its gates Joan of Arcs army
Siege of Reims
Reims immediately openes its gates Joan of Arcs army
Coronation
Charles VII is crowned at Reims Cathedral, Joan is at his side, holding her banner
Coronation
Returns to Chinon in accordance to her vision then leads the Dauphin to Reims. Joan of Arc dictates a letter to the Duke of Burgundy asking him to establish "a firm, lasting peace" with Charles & the Armagnacs. Charles VII is crowned at Reims Cathedral, Joan is at his side, holding her banner
Coronation
Crowned King of France, kills off the Treaty of Troyes
Treaty of Troyes
Crowned King of France, kills off the Treaty of Troyes
Capture of Compiegne
Leads the capture of Compiegne from the English
September
Siege of Paris
Joan of Arcs army launches an assault against Paris, Joan is shot by an arrow while trying to find a place for her troops to cross the citys moat & the troops are withdrawn against her wishes
Siege of Paris
Leads an attack on the Porte Sainte-Honore where she is injured by a crossbow wound. Joan of Arcs army launches an assault against Paris, Joan is shot by an arrow while trying to find a place for her troops to cross the citys moat & the troops are withdrawn against her wishes
Siege of Porte Sainte-Honore
Leads an attack on the Porte Sainte-Honore where she is injured by a crossbow wound
Siege of Paris
After being ordered to march back to Gien-sur-Loire, Joan of Arcs army is disbanded
November
Siege of St-Pierre-le-Moutier
Joan of Arc is given a new army, her troops captured the town of St-Pierre-le-Moutier
Siege of La-Charite-sur-Loire
La-Charite-sur-Loire is besieged, Joan of Arcs army is finally forced to lift the siege due to a lack of funding from the Royal Court
Other events (month unknown)
Succession
Succeeds as King of France. Recognized as a successor by the south. Excluded from the succession by the Treaty of Troyes
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