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The 29 pages that link to Joan of Arc, each with the reason it gives.

• Hundred Years' WarRelated: Her intervention helped reverse English momentum during the war’s final phase.

• Charles VII of FranceRelated: Her victories and support helped establish Charles’s legitimacy.

• Christine de PizanRelated: Christine’s final known poem celebrated Joan as a woman serving France.

• NormandyRelated: Her trial and execution took place in Rouen under English occupation.

• Henry VI of EnglandRelated: Her campaigns strengthened the French cause during Henry’s minority.

• Treaty of TroyesRelated: Her campaigns strengthened the rival king whom the treaty had disinherited.

• Henry V of EnglandRelated: Her campaigns helped reverse the English gains made under Henry V.

• Philip the GoodRelated: Burgundian forces captured her during Philip’s war against Charles VII.

• Siege of OrléansRelated: Her arrival strengthened French morale and helped galvanize the assault on English positions.

• Charles VI of FranceRelated: Her successes advanced the rival Valois claimant after Charles VI’s settlement with England.

• Battle of PatayRelated: Her presence and leadership helped sustain French momentum before the battle.

• RouenRelated: Her trial and execution took place in Rouen during the Hundred Years’ War.

• Tilda SwintonRelated: Swinton portrayed Joan in Derek Jarman’s 1989 film War Requiem.

• History of FranceRelated: Her role became a lasting symbol of French resistance and monarchy.

• OrléansRelated: Her leadership during the city’s relief made Orléans central to her historical legacy.

• French peopleRelated: Her later veneration made her a powerful symbol of French nationhood.

• Gilles de RaisRelated: Gilles fought in campaigns alongside Joan, including the effort to relieve Orléans.