Joan of Arc | Madness? OR God's Warrior

The story of Joan of Arc, a peasant girl from medieval France, has intrigued scholars and historians for centuries. Her remarkable journey, marked by visions, military leadership, and eventual martyrdom, raises questions about the nature of her experiences. Was she a madwoman, plagued by mental illness, or a holy warrior, chosen by divine forces to fulfill a higher purpose? This is her story.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:40 Chapter 1 - Early Life & Divine Calling
05:46 Chapter 2 - A Peasant Girl goes to War
09:57 Chapter 3 - Joan Loses Favour
12:21 Chapter 4 Trial & Death
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[@missydnd1150]

I think she is a hero and a divine leader.

[@historyprofiles]

Thank you for watching! I hope you enjoyed the video!

[@invincibleluis]

She will be remembered forever in time.

[@-RONNIE]

Thank you for showcasing this prominent female of history ⚔️

[@Agapy8888]

Jeanne D’Arc. Thanks so much. ✝️🇫🇷💒 Saint.

[@historyprofiles]

Thank you for watching! I hope you enjoyed the video!

[@Agapy8888]

@@historyprofiles Your videos are great. I play them in the background when my grandkids are playing. I catch them stopping their play and watch the screen. For a few minutes then return to their playing. Hoping they absorb some of your content. At 3 and 5 years of age it’s good exposure.

[@jared1870]

Another fine one, Ollie, thanks for helping me learn about this remarkable woman from history.

[@historyprofiles]

Thank you for watching! I hope you enjoyed the video!

[@sandrashevel2137]

She is a great warrior.

[@ELKE-]

Thank you for this incredible video! Wonderful history on it's perfect day. You did a fantastic job: The sound of your voice and background music, beautiful!

[@ELKE-]

Sorry i am late due to bad weather, no internet! Comes and goes, for 3 days now. Wish a great afternoon Ollie. Loved this video very much! Thank you

[@deenagara9151]

Love how you cover Joan of Arc this time, she's a hero. If it weren't for her, she would not had make France great again as well as having great French leaders in the forms of Louis XIV the Sun King and Napoleon Bonaparte!

[@historyprofiles]

Thank you for watching! I hope you enjoyed the video!

[@RayB1656]

Nonsense ! The English were still in ''France'' for another 50 years after the death of Jehanne la Pucelle in 1431! Yet, Jehanne la Pucelle was certainly instrumental in bringing about a victory in Orléans. The timing was excellent, she came on the scene by the end of April 1429, Charles' army , all the mercenaries and all the supplies paid by Yolande d'Anjou had finally arrived from Blois , an attack was ready by the first week of May. The Scottish troops on French soil were also ready ... and later ... that is why the famous ''March of Robert the Bruce'' was playing as Jehanne entered the city. Why France was able to defeat the English Aristocracy ? 1. The War of the Roses in England. 2. Ten of thousands of Scots on French soil. 3. Yolande d'Anjou was able to bring in the army of the Duke of Brittany. 4. Yolande d'Anjou used the Merlin' prophecy to recruit Jehanne la Pucelle. 5. Burgundy changed side, the Burgundian/English alliance was terminated in 1435. Huge difference ! 6. The French troops used gunpower on a larger scale and sooner during the later part of the Hundred Year War , using the ''handgoones'' and smaller mobile cannons ; the English still using the longbow( warbow) with the bodkin pin arrowhead. 7. René d'Anjou (what a coincidence, another Anjou !!) brought in Agnès Sorel (after the death of Jehanne la Pucelle) to initiate a sense of responsibility to Charles VII , that depressing and depressed king ! 8. George de LaTrémoulle ( adviser to Charles VII and an enemy of Jehanne, ) was at last removed by Yolande d'Anjou, and he was replaced by Charles du Maine, son of Yolande !!

[@dianesavant2818]

Another great video. Thank you.

[@rachelwilson86]

I enjoyed this interesting video. I have heard of Joan Of Arc, but I didn't know any of this information about her..thank you for this wonderful video!! I look forward to more!!

[@carrioncrow7687]

I'm familiar with the name, but I never knew what made her noteworthy in history. So this video was very enlightening

[@leannelittle6067]

She was chosen by God. She is an inspiration, and such a brave woman.

[@RayB1656]

Jehanne la Pucelle, a brilliant young woman from an important family from the Barrois region, was chosen by Yolande d'Anjou and her son, René d'Anjou in 1428. Jehanne left for France in early Feb. 1429. Yolande d'Anjou (with the Armagnacs) was the real mastermind behind all the scenes in this Medieval story...

[@swedishpiggi]

I love hearing of Joan of Arc, I think she was sain and could hear voices and she wasnt mad. Hugs from Sweden

[@RayB1656]

Jehanne la Pucelle never used that particular family name d'Arc, during her lifetime. She was asked often about her name, she always refused to answer the question ! Please see Prof Henri Guillemin, French historian for an explanation . The Maid of Orléans (a newer name by 1840) became a Saint only in 1920 after the Paris Roman Catholic Church requested from the Vatican the Sainthood process in 1879. Why 1879 ? Your answer is there. Jehanne was certainly not mad, she was a brilliant, well-educated young woman, speaking various dialects from an important Barrois family. Her father was the ''prévot'' of the region under Robert de Bandricourt . Because of her heavy accent, she was made fun at the trial, (in 1431) pronouncing words from her distinctive Barrois region ! Concerning the ''voices'' , today, this is a dilemma ! Since the Vatican removed in 1969, both St Catherine of Alexandria and Marguerite of Antioch ... they never existed... how could Jehanne had a ''conversation'' with a ''saint'' who never existed ? If we could only asked Yolande d'Anjou ... As for Michael the Archangel, the other voice, he was a popular ''saint'' during the Medieval period . Numerous accounts from the population that he was ''seen' mostly in dreams and during daytime. Since the famous and small Mount St- Michel, in Normandy, resisted the English troops during the Hundred Year War, that was seen as a ''miracle'' by the general population, a sign from God.

[@swedishpiggi]

@@RayB1656 Thank you

[@NomadX7]

Amazing content once again! Please do one about the Battle of Aljubarrota! 6.000 Portuguese and English Archers against 31.000 Castillian and French Calvary! A battle still studied today by Officers/Sargents in any modern army! 14th century 3 batyles for Portuguese independence! The Square Tactic that the Inglish sugested and implemented by the Portuguese army lead by Nuno Alvares Pereira, best Knight/Monk in the kingdom! A battle for the Ages! Thanks Sir.

[@larrysherk]

It isn't legitimate inquiry to distinguish between madness and divine calling. Outside the realm os inquiry.

[@johnpaulthomas3582]

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[@aurelian-ne4fy]

I think she was a witch

[@chrisschepper9312]

Madness.

[@jennklein1917]

How can she hear voices that don't exist? Why as a French person would god be on her 'side', when the British are also Christians like France? She is what we call today, delusional, very interesting case!

[@Hadrada.]

We are told she communicated with angles but I’ve heard thats not true she said she communicated with fairy’s

[@sirsidfosse1313]

"by far the most extraordinary person the human race has ever produced" Mark Twain.

[@frederiquecouture3924]

Money 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑💰💰💰.

[@sheepdog1102]

Just like the Catholic Church to burn a saint 😮

[@RayB1656]

She was not a ''saint'' yet in 1431 ; she became a saint only in 1920 , after WWI the request was made by the Paris Roman Catholic Church, in 1879 !!

[@danalden1112]

Both! Doesn’t have to be either/or.

[@Stella77_7]

The Cathic church ALWAYS pointed the finger of witch & lunacy at a strong able women. They could not have her go down in history as a Heretic figure as a woman.

[@MikeHunt-fo3ow]

well its ran by the pope they been corrupt for for a thousand years

[@ash9280]

She wasn't killed by ''The Catholic Church'' but a corrupt bishop working for the English.

[@MegaAnimeforlife]

I guess Joan could be considered the first protestant 100 years before Luther.

[@albertangeloro5832]

of course she was a madwoman. i am surprised anyone took her seriously. why would God give a shit about England & France's problems and if he did all he had to do was his old parting of the sea-like trick. poof its done, he is God after all.

[@user-nj5bd8ly1y]

Greta Thumburg incident

[@66bayouboy]

💯 I'm glad someone agrees with what I think .

[@albertangeloro5832]

we are in the minority people need to believe this bullshit.

[@truefact844]

Was she not a moorish woman with a girlfriend? Or is that the Disney version…

[@philippekogler]

hahaha....do not give them ideas!

[@ikevanrosendaal7560]

religion madness the same thing really😂

[@sayagarapan1686]

Both. I think she was inspired but went too far beyond what God intended for her role.

[@RayB1656]

God, if he exists, doesn't take sides ! Only mankind does ! Jehanne la Pucelle had 4 missions. She was successful with 2. This was a Medieval political story and she was sadly ''removed'' by the same people who she trusted. She was captured very easily in Compiègne, it was an entrapment set-up!