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Joan of Arc: General or Pawn?

Was Joan of Arc a real military commander—or just a symbolic figure? Was Joan of Arc a real military commander — or just a symbolic figure? Today, we explore Joan of Arc’s battlefield leadership during the Siege of Orléans and her role in the Hundred Years’ War. Did she lead troops and shape strategy — or was she simply used as a symbol of divine favor? We’ll examine historical records, military tactics, and eyewitness accounts to answer: Was Joan one of history’s first female soldiers? Did she influence the war more than the longbow or plate armor? Can morale outweigh strategy and firepower? Join us as we separate fact from fable and uncover whether Joan of Arc was truly a general — or just a pawn of French royal politics. 📍 Topics covered: Joan’s arrival at Chinon and meeting with the Dauphin Her role in lifting the Siege of Orléans Analysis of her leadership style and battlefield presence What medieval sources and eyewitnesses really said Strategic and psychological impacts of her involvement 0:00 Intro 0:51 Journey to Chinon 3:28 Dauphin's Meeting and Sign 8:05 Joan's Role, Commander or Figurehead? 10:47 The Siege of Orleans 14:44 Assault on the Augustinian Bastion 17:50 Assault on the Tourelles 🔎 Featuring references to: The Hundred Years’ War, the Siege of Orléans, Charles VII, French and English military structure, medieval warfare tactics, and the use of inspirational leadership in battle. 🎯 Perfect for fans of: Medieval history, military leadership analysis, female warriors in history, battlefield tactics, and historical myth-busting. 📌 Watch next: [Link to Part 1] – “The Rise of Joan of Arc: Fact vs. Fable” 📢 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to help us bring more deep-dive military history to your feed. #joanofarc #siegewarfare #militaryhistory #medievalwarfare #hundredyearswar #womeninhistory #womenincombat