Napoleon Bonaparte

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Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military general who rose to become Emperor of the French, dominating European affairs in the early 19th century through his political and military leadership.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf emperor
head of state
human
military leader
monarch
revolutionary leader
allegiance French First Empire
linked to: Napoleonic era

French First Republic
alsoKnownAs Napoleon Bonaparte I
linked to: Napoleon Bonaparte

Napoleon I
linked to: Napoleon Bonaparte
battle Battle of Austerlitz
Battle of Borodino
Battle of Jena–Auerstedt
Battle of Leipzig
Battle of Marengo
Battle of Wagram
Battle of Waterloo
birthDate 1769-08-15
birthPlace Ajaccio
Corsica
Kingdom of France
linked to: France
burialPlace Les Invalides, Paris
cameToPowerThrough Coup of 18 Brumaire
causeOfDeath stomach illness (disputed, possibly stomach cancer)
child Alexandre Colonna-Walewski
Charles Léon
Napoleon II
coronationDate 1804-12-02
coronationPlace Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris
countryOfCitizenship France
deathDate 1821-05-05
deathPlace Longwood House
Saint Helena
education Brienne-le-Château military school
École Militaire
era French Revolutionary and Napoleonic era
ethnicGroup Corsicans
exiledTo Elba
Saint Helena
familyName Bonaparte
linked to: Napoleon Bonaparte
father Carlo Buonaparte
fullName Napoleon Bonaparte
givenName Napoleon
linked to: Napoleon Bonaparte
ideology French nationalism
authoritarianism
implemented Concordat of 1801
Continental System
influenced European legal systems
modern civil law codes
knownFor Napoleonic Wars
continental dominance in early 19th century Europe
establishing the First French Empire
reforming French legal and administrative systems
languageSpoken French
Italian
leaderDuring Napoleonic Wars
militaryBranch French Army
militaryRank General
militaryStrategy corps system
mass conscription
rapid maneuver warfare
mother Letizia Ramolino
nobleFamily House of Bonaparte
notableWork Napoleonic Code
occupation military officer
politician
statesman
periodOfRule First French Empire
positionHeld Consul for Life
Emperor of the French
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First Consul of the French Republic
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King of Italy
Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine
predecessor French Consulate
reignEnd 1814-04-06
1815-06-22
reignStart 1804-12-02
religion Roman Catholicism
returnedToPowerDuring Hundred Days
sibling Caroline Bonaparte
Elisa Bonaparte
Joseph Bonaparte
Jérôme Bonaparte
Louis Bonaparte
Lucien Bonaparte
Pauline Bonaparte
spouse Joséphine de Beauharnais
Marie Louise, Duchess of Parma
successor Louis XVIII of France

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Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur createdBy Napoleon Bonaparte
Jean-Baptiste Joseph Fourier wasCompanionOf Napoleon Bonaparte
Légion d'honneur establishedBy Napoleon Bonaparte
Légion d'honneur founder Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte fullName Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte givenName Napoleon
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Napoleon Bonaparte familyName Bonaparte
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Napoleon Bonaparte alsoKnownAs Napoleon I
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Napoleon Bonaparte alsoKnownAs Napoleon Bonaparte I
linked to: Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte positionHeld Emperor of the French
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Napoleon Bonaparte positionHeld First Consul of the French Republic
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French Revolutionary Wars commandedBy Napoleon Bonaparte
Jacques-Louis David employer Napoleon I of France
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Jacques-Louis David closeTo Napoleon I of France
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French Revolution notableLeader Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon's Egyptian campaign leader Napoleon Bonaparte
Corsicans notablePerson Napoleon Bonaparte
House of Bonaparte foundedBy Napoleon Bonaparte
House of Bonaparte namedAfter Napoleon Bonaparte
House of Bonaparte hasDynasticTitle Emperor of the French
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House of Bonaparte hasNotableMember Napoleon I of France
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Consul for Life officeHolder Napoleon Bonaparte
Consul for Life precededBy First Consul
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Consul for Life officeCreatedFor Napoleon Bonaparte
Consul for Life significantFigure Napoleon Bonaparte
Coup of 18 Brumaire ledBy Napoleon Bonaparte
Coup of 18 Brumaire keyFigure Napoleon Bonaparte
Concordat of 1801 negotiatedBy Napoleon Bonaparte
Concordat of 1801 category Napoleon I of France
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Napoleonic Wars significantCommander Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleonic Code promulgatedBy Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleonic Code commissionedBy Napoleon Bonaparte
French Consulate headOfState Napoleon Bonaparte
French Consulate headOfGovernment Napoleon Bonaparte
French Consulate firstConsul Napoleon Bonaparte
French Consulate leaderTitle First Consul
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French Consulate keyFigure Napoleon Bonaparte
Siege of Toulon commander Napoleon Bonaparte
King of Italy notableHolder Napoleon I
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Hundred Days mainParticipant Napoleon Bonaparte
Hundred Days keyLeaderOnFrenchSide Napoleon I of France
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Grand Chancery of the Légion d'honneur foundedBy Napoleon I of France
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Arc de Triomphe commissionedBy Napoleon I
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