Thank YOU Jon…

Thank you Jon and Nieke happy Easter I hope you do many more collaborations. 😊👍

Thank you for your work in this video, much appreciated giving so much information.

I LOVE it when you do this! Thank you both!! 💕

It was great!

you’re welcome !

Okay well I guess he wasn't completely wrong there...

Thank you so much Leticia ! Glad you enjoyed the video !

Jehanne la Pucelle sufferd no ''seizures'' and had no mental problems. Again, as mentioned previously, the voices and visions never happened. Should you take the time, to read the first authors from the late 15th century and the 16th century, they all mentioned that this was a political story to make sure that the Dauphin of France would be crowned King since the English aristocracy had an option to the Crown of France. Yolande d'Anjou was the mastermind behind of the scenes. She was the authority not the Dauphin.

Glad you enjoyed it Robert !

@@TheKingsofFrance I enjoyed it very much Nieke and thank you.

Jehanne la Pucelle was a brilliant young woman of 21 ( from the Barrois region ) when she arrived at Chinon with Yolande d'Anjou to meet the Dauphin. Her voices and visions were from Catherine of Alexandria and Margaret of Antioch. However, in 1969, both saints were removed from the Roman Catholic Calendar of Saints since the Vatican determined that they never existed. They were part of the Medieval folklore. Concerning the male voice/vision, Michael the Archangel... he was a very popular saint during the Medieval Era, mainly because Mount St-Michel in Normandy had resisted English attacks for years. This was , for the general population a sign from God...

I am so so glad you liked this collab Beth !!!

Thank you !!

I'm sure that sooner or later, we'll be doing some work together again !

Thank you so much Toni !

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

@@TheKingsofFrance Yes, I did. Try looking up the bio of St Olga of Kiev. You'll be as amazed as I was. Her story should def be a movie, especially now with current events being what they are.

Thank you so much Vishnu !

Thanks Vanessa, we had a lot of fun making them !

Thank you for watching and commenting Andy !

I'm really glad you like my videos so much Rita !

Thank you so much for watching and commenting !

Thank you so much Jane !

Glad you enjoyed the video !

Thank you so much !

You're welcome 😊

Thank you so much Christine !

oh yes, that must have been remarkable ! I haven't been in Orléans yet, hope to go there one day though !

I'd love that, but we'll see !

Thank you so much Jakub !!

Thank you so much Christine !

Glad you enjoyed it !

Sounds good, I'll add her to my list !

Thank you so much for this additional information, a very interesting read !

This is incorrect. The Rehabilitation trial of 1450 /51 was advised by Regnault de Chartres. Since the English aristocracy had declared high and loud, after the death of Jehanne la Pucelle, in 1431, that Charles VII had used the help of an heretic, a witch, an evil entity to obtain the crown of France, his coronation at Reims should then be revoked. With the Rehabilitation Trial , the Armagnacs and Charles VII had beaten the English at their own game. In the first part of the 15th century, the meaning of French word '' Pucelle'' meant a ''servant'' . The meaning was changed to a ''virgin'' before 1450. Why ''virgin'' is important ? The general population of the 15th century believed that a ''virgin'' couldn't be influenced or controlled by an evil entity or the devil and the most important , a virgin would ''always'' tell the truth. How useful to Charles. When Hauviette, Jehanne' friend from her youth, declared at the Trial that Jehanne was 23 when she died , her testimony was put aside. The Rehabilitation Trial had to make Jehanne a very young woman ! The Rehabilitation trial was for the benefit of Charles VII , not Jehanne la Pucelle. Similar the first English trial , this again was a political trial. Jehanne la Pucelle, never used that particular family name '' d'Arc '' during her lifetime, was at the end, taken advantage of, abused and abandoned. To obtain the Sainthood process for the Maid of Orleans ( her name was changed about 1848 ) a request was made by the Roman Catholic Church of Paris in 1879, not 1849. Why 1879 ? After the Franco-German war of 1870/71 , France, especially Paris was in turmoil, the Communards had seized the government.... a national hero, a saint had to be found to unite the country again. After 40 years, she became a ''Saint" in 1920 , after the First World War This lengthy religious process is a story by itself, quite an intrigue. Jehanne la Pucelle is an amazing story from the early 15th century ; a brilliant young educated woman from the Barrois region, from an important family, who spoke several dialects and played an amazing role in the Hundred Year War.

I don’t know yet !

@@TheKingsofFrance thanks for clarifying some more things I did not knew about Joan (like her last words) speaking from the perspective of a person ho read all of Shakespeare's bibliography (plays sonetts all of it) that's the only thing i actually don't like about Henry VI trilogy by Shakespeare the fact that in typical English propaganda he portrayed Jean as witch in my opinion she was a heroine

@@TheKingsofFrance and if I may suggest Louise Françoise Mademoiselle de Nantes or Le Grand Conti

She surely was. Thank you very much !

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I'll see what I can do. Thank you for the suggestion.

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Thank you so very much as always Maddie !

Thank you for the suggestion. I'll add it to my to do list.

This is an excellent idea, Yolande d'Anjou. Yolande d'Anjou was the daughter of Robert I , Duke of Bar and Marie Valois, the daughter of the King of France. She refused to give back Charles the Dauphin to her mother , Ysabeau of Bavaria; she said, just try to take him back ! She insisted that the Dauphin married her daughter Marie. Since both Charles and Marie played together as children, as ''brother and sister'' there was no love between them. The reason why Charles VII had numerous mistresses and also to ''keep him busy' from the leadership. Yolande d'Anjou with the Armagnacs , was the authority. She was the mastermind behind all the events of Jehanne la Pucelle. Yolande was at Poitiers, at Chinon when Jehanne met the Dauphin. Yolande paid for the army and all the mercenaries and all the supplies for Orléans. The military supplies arrived at Orléans in April 1429, Jehanne entered Orléans in May 1429, in triumph as the famous Scottish March of Robert de Bruce was playing... Without Yolande d'Anjou and all the Scottish troops on French soil, France' history would probably be different ... When Jehanne la Pucelle died in 1431, she was replaced after a few years , by Agnès Sorel... famous young woman who in her short live, changed Charles VII for the better. She was probably poisoned... Who was Agnès Sorel ? She was a ''Dame de compagnie'' to the wife of René d'Anjou, the son of Yolande. What a coincidence !! The Anjou royal family again ...

Thank you for watching and commenting William !

Yes, GOD doesn't take sides ! Humans do .

Absolutely correct ! Thank you for sharing !

Can you inform me where I made the spelling mistake Nancy ? Thank you.

Its not the spelling sweetie, its pronounced ark not ack

Sorry for that, just being Nitpicky, don't mind me

@@nancybradford8514 no worries !!! Glad to have you !

She called herself, Jehanne la Pucelle. She never used that particular family name, d'Arc during her lifetime. Prof. Henri Guillemin, famous French historian mentioned that '' d'Arc '' was an invention from the 17th century. Please see Henri Guillemin videos for the explanation. From about 1848, they were using, The Maid of Orléans. Today, Jeanne d'Arc or Joan of Arc.

Thank you for watching and commenting Troy !

This is incorrect ! First, Jehanne la Pucelle was not a ''young girl'' , she was a woman. The Latin document, De Rebus gesti Francorum mentioned that Jehanne la Pucelle arrived with Yolande d'Anjou at Chinon, in 1429 ; Jehanne was 21 year old. (She was in the city of Tull, Holy Germanic Empire, in 1428; she was 20 year old. ) She was in Tull to annulled a marriage promise which was accepted by the father, Jacque, a few years earlier. The fiancé was not happy. ( Bishop of Metz ) The English were still in France for another 50 years after the death of Jehanne in 1431 ! The entire language of a country was never changed because of a war during the Medieval Period, especially an aristocratic struggle . The Norman invaded England in 1066, played a major role for 250 years , yet the English population stayed Anglo-Saxon. All languages are usually slowly ''changed'' or modernized with time, needing several centuries.