Hundred Years War Timeline 1431

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1431	3 January	Custody of Jehanne d'Arc is transferred to Bishop Cauchon.
1431	9 January	The trial of Jehanne d'Arc opens in Rouen
1431	21 February	The first public sessions of the trial of Jehanne d'Arc occur.
1431	18 April	Jehanne d'Arc is admonished to recant her errors.
1431	19 April	The condemnation of Jehanne d'Arc of the University of Paris is read.
1431	23 April	The trial of Jehanne d'Arc concludes.
1431	24 May	Jehanne d'Arc is threatened with execution and under that threat recants. She is sentenced to life in prison.
1431	28 May	Jehanne d'Arc rejects her recantation, and accepts a sentence of death.
1431	29 May	Clerical justice turns Jehanne d'Arc over to the secular authorities.
1431	30 May	Jehanne d'Arc is executed.
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1435	July	The Cardinal of Santa Croche, legate from the Pope, and the Cardinal of Cyprus, sent by the Council of Basil arrive in Arras for the peace conference. Also attending it the Bishop of Alba, as a representative of the Duke of Milan, and one Master Nicholas, as a representative of the King of Poland.
1435		Yvon de Puys, with some 400 men-at-arms, raids into Rethel, plundering the countryside. He is attacked by the Batard de Humieres, who defeats him and forces him to retreat.
1435	16 July	Louis de Luxembourg, count of St. Pol, of Conversan, of Braine, and lord of Anghein, marries Joan of Bar, only daughter of sir Robert de Bar, countess of Marle and of Soissons, lady of Dunkirk, of Varneston, 'and of many other valuable places'.
1435	July	An English embassy, consisting of the Archbishop of York, the Earl of Suffolk, the Bishop of St. David's, Sir John Ratcliffe, Keeper of the Privy Seal, Lord Hungerford and a Master Raoul le Sage, along with some theologians, arrives at Arras for the peace conference.
1435	28 July	The Duke of Burgundy, attended by a magnificent retuinue, arrives at the peace conference in Arras. He is met a league from the city by the English ambassadors and the attendants of the Cardinals, and escorted into the city to pay his compliments to the Cardinals of Santa Croce and Cyprus, and then retires to his hôtel at La Cour-le-Comte.
1435	31 July	A French Embassy arrives in Arras for the peace conference. It consists of the Duc de Bourbon, the Comte de Richemont, Constable of France, the Comte de Vendôme, the Archbishop of of Rheims, Chancellor of France, the Sire de Lafayette, Marshal of France, Adam de Chambray, first president of the Parlement, and 'many other able men'.
1435	3 August	The Duchesse de Bourgogne arrives in Arras for the peace conference. The French and English ambassadors, in a combined show of gallantry, ride out of the city to meet her. The French nobles escort her (and the Comtesse de Namur, who is accompanying her) back to the city, while the English return immediately to their lodgings.
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1437		Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, is named Lieutenant-General of France.
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