England Was Winning the War... Then Joan of Arc Changed Everything | 1428–1431

#JoanOfArc #HundredYearsWar #MilitaryHistory 1428–1431. France. England appears to be winning the Hundred Years' War. Paris is in enemy hands. Orléans is under siege. Charles VII has not yet been crowned, and much of France seems closer to accepting English rule than resisting it. Then Joan of Arc arrives. Within months, Orléans is relieved, French armies strike back along the Loire, English forces are shattered at Patay, and Charles VII is crowned at Reims. In this documentary, you'll discover: ⚔️ Why the fall of Orléans could have changed the future of France ⚔️ How Joan of Arc reached Charles VII and joined the relief campaign ⚔️ How the siege of Orléans was broken in May 1429 ⚔️ Why Patay became the opposite of Agincourt for the English longbowmen ⚔️ How French victories opened the road to the coronation at Reims ⚔️ Why Joan was later captured by Burgundian forces and handed over to the English ⚔️ How her execution failed to reverse the strategic change already underway Joan of Arc did not personally win every battle, and France did not recover overnight. But her arrival helped transform morale, legitimacy, and momentum at one of the darkest moments in French history. She was captured. She was condemned. She was burned. But by then, France had already begun to take itself back. 📌 LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for more legendary battles, medieval warfare, and military history documentaries from every era. #JoanOfArc #Orleans #BattleOfPatay #CharlesVII #HundredYearsWar #MedievalWarfare #EnglishLongbow #HistoryDocumentary #France #RuinMarch