Joan of Arc participates in victory at the Battle of Patay.
On June 18, 1429, Joan of Arc participated in the Battle of Patay, where the French forces achieved an overwhelming victory against the English army. This battle effectively reversed the English advances in the region, boosting French morale and paving the way for the successful campaign to bring Charles VII to Reims for his coronation. Joan’s presence at Patay was a testament to her strategic influence and her role in empowering the French troops, reinforcing her legacy as a groundbreaking female military leader.