Life of Napoleon

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Year of Birth

Year of Death

Original name

Father's name

Mother's (maiden) name

Born on this island

Born in capital of ^

Was inspired in his early years by this Corsican patriot

Hated this country in his early years

Emigrated to France at this age

Began his military education in this city

Ended his military education in this city

Specialized in this branch of the military

His first major combat event

Gained fame for this event in which he defeated royalist forces on the streets of Paris using artillery

Began an expedition to this country in order to aid French foreign interests

Fought a battle against the Mamluks near some certain famous landmarks

Retreated back to France after this naval loss

Became First Consul of France after this coup in which The Directory was overthrown

Fought this battle against the Austrians after his march across the Alps

His coronation as Emperor of the French was in this year

Battle in which Napoleon captured an entire Austrian army through strategic maneuvering

Naval battle in which the invasion of Britain was foiled and a famous British admiral was killed

Battle in which Napoleon crushed a combined coalition consisting of the Russian Empire and the Holy Roman Empire. Widely considered to be his greatest victory

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After ^, The Holy Roman Empire was dissolved and replaced with this polity.

Battles in which the French defeated the Prussian army and captured Berlin

Battle in which Napoleon defeated the Russian Empire and ended The War of the Fourth Coalition

Treaties signed with Tsar Alexander I on a raft after ^

Battle in which Napoleon defeated the Austrians and ended The War of the Fifth Coalition

War in which the Spanish and Portuguese peoples overthrew Napoleon's instated King

Napoleon launched a disastrous invasion of this country after it's leader nullified a certain treaty

Also known as the "Battle of Nations", it was the largest battle fought in Europe until the beginning of WWI

Napoleon abdicated as Emperor and was exiled to this island after ^

Napoleon dramatically escaped from ^ and returned as Emperor of the French in a period known as...

Napoleon was finally defeated in this battle in which he faced a combined force of British and Prussian troops

Napoleon was permanently exiled to this island in the Atlantic Ocean where he would later die

First wife of Napoleon. He divorced her after he realized that she could not produce an heir for him

Second wife of Napoleon. Daughter of his rival, Francis I of Austria.

Napoleon's only son. Died at a young age and left no children. Was briefly Emperor before the complete end of the First French Empire

Legendary British naval commander who died in 1805 at the site of his greatest military victory. Has a column named for him.

Irish army commander who would later become Prime Minister of England. One of the greatest defensive military commanders of all time. Known as the Duke of Wellington.

Prussian commander at the battle of Napoleon's final defeat. Became famous for his contribution to the defeat of Napoleon as well as his hatred of the French Emperor.

Oldest brother of Napoleon. Was instated as King of France before being overthrown.

Younger brother of Napoleon who resisted his older brother on a political level. Cooperated with him in his later years. Seen as one of Napoleon's ablest siblings.

Talented Marshal of France who was also a personal friend of Napoleon. Died at the Battle of Aspern-Essling. Napoleon found him a "pygmy" and left him a "giant."

Marshal who Napoleon claimed was the Empire's greatest military leader, second to him. Called the "Dear Child of Victory"

Marshal who was a military genius in his own right. Was famous for his loyalty to Napoleon and the discipline of his troops. Dubbed "The Iron Marshal."