Battle of Patay, Battlefield in France
The Battle of Patay is considered a significant engagement during the Hundred Years' War.
On June 18, 1429, French forces broke the invincibility of the English longbowmen at Patay.
The victory by Joan of Arc's army at Patay led to the coronation of Charles VII as King of France.
Today, historical enthusiasts visit Patay to commemorate this turning point in French history.
The Battle of Patay represents a rare instance of a full field battle during the time period.
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