Why Medieval Paris Was A Ranked Lobby For Killers | Boring History for Sleep

Why Medieval Paris Was A Ranked Lobby For Killers | Boring History for Sleep We are live on Spotify Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/show/0mfM0Csl7Ste2OUsWTD07j YouTube: / @Snoritorian Facebook: / https://www.facebook.com/Snoritorian/ Instagram: / https://www.instagram.com/snoritorian/ TikTok: / https://www.tiktok.com/@snoritorian X(former Twitter): https://x.com/Snoritorian Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0mfM0Csl7Ste2OUsWTD07j Books to read/buyer for health and fitness in eBook and Paperback versions via Amazon 1\. The 3-Dial Diet: https://a.co/d/05YXTb95 2\. The Hidden Fat: https://a.co/d/030K21rL 3\. Eat, Pause, Repeat: https://a.co/d/076v1Juo For saving, investment and finance read/buyer in eBook and Paperback versions via Amazon 1\. NARRATIVE-PROOF: How to Save and Invest When Everyone Is Telling You a Different Story About Money : https://a.co/d/07ccGxgy Listen to the Audiobook via @BlackOrangeHQ For Video/Visual Clips via @BlackOrangeClips Medieval Paris was one of the most violent cities in history, but who got punished for murder depended entirely on your rank in a brutal social hierarchy. From commoners hanged at the gibbet of Montfaucon to students claiming clerical privilege, from knights winning royal pardons to a prince confessing to murdering the King's brother and receiving a formal pardon instead of punishment, the law was the same on paper but the outcomes were completely different. This deep dive explores the real crime records, police investigations, and court cases of medieval Paris, covering the 1407 assassination of Louis of Orléans, the last judicial duel in Paris, poet-criminal François Villon, the Armagnac-Burgundian civil war, and the eventual English occupation of the city. Drawing on historical sources including the Registre criminel du Châtelet, letters of remission, and the Journal of a Bourgeois of Paris, this video separates documented history from popular myth about medieval Parisian crime and justice. 00:00 - Murder of Orléans 05:14 - The City Map 08:38 - Medieval Police System 17:54 - Bronze Tier Commoners 25:04 - Silver Tier Students 45:07 - The Poet Villon 56:07 - Diamond Tier Princes 01:08:16 - The Main Event 01:25:09 - Civil War & Server Crash 01:57:13 - Final Standings #MedievalHistory #MedievalParis #HistoryDocumentary #DarkHistory #TrueCrimeHistory Tags: medieval Paris, medieval crime, medieval true crime, louis of Orleans assassination, john the fearless, Charles vi mad king, Bal des Ardents, medieval justice, Armagnac Burgundian civil war, Francois Villon, Montfaucon gibbet, the last duel true story, hundred years war, medieval history documentary, middle ages explained Keywords: Louis of Orleans assassination in medieval Paris where medieval crime and punishment were brutish John the fearless and Charles vi glass king during medieval true crime in the middle ages explained SOURCES AND FURTHER READING ================================================== The 1407 murder and investigation \- Wikipedia, "Assassination of Louis I, Duke of Orléans": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination\_of\_Louis\_I,\_Duke\_of\_Orl%C3%A9ans \- The Freelance History Writer, "A woman witnesses the murder of the Duke of Orléans": https://thefreelancehistorywriter.com/2017/07/14/a-woman-witnesses-the-murder-of-the-duke-of-orleans/ \- France Today, "A detective in medieval Paris": https://francetoday.com/learn/history/a\_detective\_in\_medieval\_paris/ \- Zócalo Public Square, "Meet the Philip Marlowe of 15th-century Paris" (Eric Jager): https://www.zocalopublicsquare.org/meet-the-philip-marlowe-of-15th-century-paris/ \- French Wikipedia, "Guillaume de Tignonville": https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guillaume\_de\_Tignonville \- Book: Eric Jager, Blood Royal: A True Tale of Crime and Detection in Medieval Paris (2014) Charles VI and the Bal des Ardents \- Wikipedia, "Bal des Ardents": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bal\_des\_Ardents