Siege of Orléans

The siege of Orléans marked a turning point of the Hundred Years' War between France and England. The siege took place at the pinnacle of English power during the later stages of the war, but was repulsed by French forces inspired by the arrival of Joan of Arc.

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Which happened first?

• Siege of Orléans began 1 year before Battle of Patay
• Siege of Orléans began 6 years after Siege of Thessalonica
• Siege of Orléans began 6 years after Siege of Constantinople
• Siege of Orléans began 13 years after Battle of Agincourt
• Siege of Orléans began 13 years after Conquest of Ceuta

Timeline

1. Battle of AgincourtOctober 25, 1415
2. Conquest of CeutaAugust 21, 1415
3. Siege of ConstantinopleJune 1422 – August 1422
4. Siege of ThessalonicaJune 1422 – March 29, 1430
5. Siege of Orléans (this page)October 21, 1428 – May 17, 1429
6. Battle of PatayJune 18, 1429

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