1412: Joan of Arc's birth-day in Domremy

1. 1424-25: Joan says she first heard voices from God.

2. Dec.-Jan. 1428-29: Joan travels to Burey to "help" a man by the name of Durand Laxart's life in child birth.

3. Feb. 12-13 1429: Joan leaves for the city of Chinon, guided by Bertrand de Poulengy, Jean de Metz, and others & The Battle of Herrings

4. Feb. 21-22 1429: Stops at St. Catherine of Fierbois to tell Charles of her arrival

5. Feb 23 1429: Arrival at Chinon & the first interview with king & the inner circle of his counselors.

6. Apr. 6-20, 1429: Joan, currently at Tours where armor, weapons banners, and standards are mae & she meets her second confessor, Pasquerel.

7. Apr. 24-27, 1429: From Blois Joan sends the "Letter to the English" dictated at Poiters

8. Apr. 29, 1429: Arrival at Orleans

9. May 7th, 1429: Joan wounded by an arrow in battle. (Illustration ^)

10. May 23-24, 1429: Joan meets the king.

11. June 9th, 1924: Return to Orleans

12. June 10-12, 1429: Successful attack on the English at Jargeau; Joan was also knocked off of the ladder (physically)

13. June 29, 1429: Royal army with Joan heads for Reims.

14. Aug. 27-Sep 8, 1429: Joan prepares to attack Paris at Saint Denis, but fails and is wounded in the thigh.

15. May 14-23 1430: A banquet for Joan at Compiegne; Capture of Joan at Compiegne

16. May 24-Early Nov, 1430: Captivity at Beaulieu-les-Fontaines; attempted escape, Captivity at Beaurevoir; attempted escape

17. Feb. 21--Mar. 18, 1431: Beginning of Premilary Trial/End & The beginning of the ordinary trial.

18. May 30th, 1431: Joan is executed in the Old Market of Rouen.

19. 1453: End of the 100 Year War (Joan was in it before she died)

20. 1455: Pope Calixtus III looks into Joan's trial and tries to change the verdict.

21. 1456: The investigation deepens and people declare that the verdict is changed; the verdict is declared changed of Joan and her family on July 7th and the charges of heresy are dropped, since it is well known that she is a holy person.

22. 1920: Joan is declared a saint and her actions have been placed down in history, as being a powerful (female) warrior who believed in god and lead France to victory.