Clue 1 · source detail
Fictional guide illustration · not evidence
The trial record describes a white banner.
Attribute this to the record; do not imply the banner itself survives.
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Jeanne the Lamb’s Banner Realm
Inspired by Joan of Arc (1412–1431) · Banners, maps and careful claims · Grades 4–6 (proposed)
Mascots lead the story. The record does the teaching. No invented quotes. Contested claims labeled. Receipts included.
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Case file · preview activity
What does the 1431 trial record say about Joan’s banner?
Read this as a description recorded in a trial, not a photograph. The fictional Jeanne stays separate from Joan of Arc; battles are not depicted.
Clue 2 · source detail
Fictional guide illustration · not evidence
The record describes lilies and the words Jhesus Maria.
Treat these as details of a reported description.
Clue 3 · source detail
Fictional guide illustration · not evidence
A written account is not the banner itself.
Name what a trial description can tell us and what it cannot show directly.
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Write or discuss an explanation in your own words. Then compare it with the sourced case note below. This preview doesn’t save responses.
What a careful answer can say: The 1431 trial record describes a white banner sown with lilies and bearing the words Jhesus Maria. This is a record of a description, not a surviving image of the banner.
What the evidence cannot settle: The document cannot show the banner’s exact appearance like a photograph, and this preview does not settle every detail of how it was made. The 1431 death wording remains under owner review and is not included here.
Open the source receipts
- International Joan of Arc Society, translated 1431 trial record; The Siege of Orléans museum.
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- • Battles appear only as maps, banners, weather, and outcomes: no blades, no war imagery.
- • The one-sentence 1431 wording still needs a final review.
- • Recorded statements are described, never quoted.
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