This Medieval Female Pirate Was A Total Badass...

In the Middle Ages fighting females were uncommon. Joan of Arc being a rare exception. But she was not the only woman to strap on armour and wield a sword. In this video we will travel back to the 14th century to meet a vengeful noblewoman who became a pirate and reigned down terror on the King of France. Welcome to Medieval Madness

0:00 Introduction
1:47 The War of the Two Jeannes
3:18 Jeanne Number Three
6:45 A Woman Scorned
9:22 Retirement
10:09 Legacy

Narrated by James Wade
Written by Lisa E Rawcliffe
Edited by James Wade & Adam Longster

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[LucienSabre]

This is a story that deserves to be adapted into a movie, as it sounds more epic than Joan of Arc’s - and unlike a Joan’s, it has somewhat of a happy ending. :)

[mackdog]

Good for her! There comes a time when you have to quit taking and start dishing it out. It's always good to see a success story.

[estibalis]

Its crazy how much Jeanne did, being a woman in those times was extremely limiting. BTW im watching the documentary on Magellan and DAMN! seeing Lucy Lawless in armor really did it for me.

[magellantv]

What an inspiration! Thank you so much for this incredible video 👏

[klarabarunovic]

Does anyone else has this thought that what if some of these people that we're mindlessly watching videos about were actually our ancestors?

[mistaman]

My favorite historian 🤗.. Keep up the great work my friend
. Keep history interesting & a bit odd 👍

[anav]

Thank you for this informative and entertaining video

[saxo]

very interesting, thank you for dedicating a video to this :D

[leafiddick]

Are you going to do a video about Grace O’Malley, the Irish pirate queen?

[kaarlimakela]

She made it through the Black Death period too.

[yayhandles]

Kinda reminds me of the story of Olga of Kiev. 🤔

[billyjoesmo]

Thank you for the story of my favorite pirate❤

[brucepaul]

There was no such thing as a formal warship in that era. The most probable explanation is that merchant cog ships were converted for the purpose.

[kaarlimakela]

A lady suggested her epic story should be a movie, maybe a miniseries for my taste but maybe there are movies and series ...
In French. 😊

[janiscrammond]

Another fantastic video, akways something new.

[brucepaul]

Look up Nolwenn Leroy. That is the typical look of Breton people. Dark hair, blue-green eyes and pale skin because of the constant sea mist.

[brucepaul]

There is no images, paintings or paintings of Olivier the 4th, Jeannes husband. You are using images of her son, Olivier the 5th.

[laurenletsche]

what is the name of the pirate channel on youtube

[ianmcbride]

Grace O'Malley, now your talking.... Argh ☠️

[SofaKingShit]

Perhaps this would be an even better channel without the music. Relax and trust your ample narrative ability around this interesting subject matter be enough to grab folks attention.