Joan the Lame

Joan the Lame, also known as Joan of France, was a historical figure from the 15th century, famous for being the daughter of King Charles VI of France. She faced significant challenges, including political instability and personal hardships, especially due to her health issues, which led to her being called "the Lame." Despite her struggles, she played a role in the complex dynastic politics of her time. Joan's story highlights the struggles of royal women and the impact of health and political alliance on personal and national identity during the tumultuous medieval period in France.