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| 1428 |
| | | A peasant girl, Joan of Arc, hears the voices of saints urging her to relieve the siege of Orléans | |
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| 1429 |
| | | Joan of Arc wins her way into the presence of Charles VII at Chinon and persuades him, eventually, to trust her | |
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| 1429 |
| | | Joan of Arc leads French forces in the successful relief of Orléans | |
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| 1429 |
| | | Joan of Arc stands nearby while Charles VII is anointed at Reims, then kneels before him and for the first time calls him her king | |
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| 1430 |
| | | Joan of Arc is captured in a skirmish with the Burgundians, who subsequently hand her over to the English | |
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| 1431 |
| | | Joan of Arc, tried by the Inquisition on behalf of the English in Rouen, is burned at the stake as a relapsed heretic | |
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| 1437 |
| | | Charles VII enters Paris, marking conclusively the end of the French civil war | |
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| 1450 |
| | | The French bring two small cannon on to the battlefield at Formigny, where they have a significant effect in achieving the French victory | |
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| 1453 |
| | | The French win a convincing victory at Castillon, recovering the last stronghold (except Calais) held by the English in France | |
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| 1453 |
| | | Charles VII's full recovery of Aquitaine and Normandy effectively brings to an end the Hundred Years' War | |
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