Trial began on charges of treason and conspiring against the state.
Marie Antoinette's trial before the Revolutionary Tribunal began on October 14, 1793. Charges against her included treason and conspiring against the newly established French Republic. The trial was heavily politically charged, reflecting the height of revolutionary fervor. This period showcased the use of Antoinette as a scapegoat for political failings, cementing her as an emblem of the old regime's excesses and an eventual victim of its downfall.