Napoleon ( French Empire )

Napoleon was born in French in the island of Corsica on August 15 1769. His family was of Italian origin.  After His Graduation Napoleon Enlisted in the French army in September 1785 as a second Lieutenant.

Full Name: Napoleon Bona Paat.

Birth: 15 August 1769.

Education: Graduation.

History of Campaigns:

1.In 1795 He controlled Violence and chaos in Paris.

2.In 1796 He defeated The Austrian forces in Italy.

3.In 1798 He led and army to Egypt.

4.In 1799 He was made first council.

5.In 1804 He was made Emperor. 

6.in 1805 The French army Defeated Austria at ULM.

Napoleon enters Vienna, after which Napoleon defeated the joint  forces of Russia and Austria at Australits. At sea , the British navy defeated the french Navy.

7.In 1806, Napoleon Defeats Prussia at jena.

8.In 1807,  Napoleon Defeats Russia at Friedland.

1808 conflict in Spain. 

9.In 1809 Napoleon Defeats Austria again.

Unsuccessful Russian campaign in  1812. 

10.In 1813 Napoleon is defeated at Leipzig.

11.In  1815 Napoleon suffers another defeat at waterloo.

After 2 months of planning and preparation in Paris, the French fleet sailed from southern French part of Toulon. it was the first time since the seventh Crusade that an army had crossed the Mediterranean sea to attack Egypt. After a gap of five Hundred and fifty years, the Farangistans Finally dared to attack Egypt.

On June 9 1798, Napoleon Bona parts fleet on his way to Egypt reached Malta, A small island in the Mediterranean sea, Under the crusader prganization. Hositaller,  a crusader organization. Grand Master  of the organization Ferdinand surrendered, Napoleon Bona Parts captured an important navel base with the loss of only three of his French soldiers killed.

Napoleon and his army landed at the port of egypt on July 1 1798. The French Army immediately started the battle of Shabrakhet against the ruling military class of Egypt. The battle of the pyramids was fought on july 21 1798, 24 km away from the pyramids built by the pharaphs and won by the French. Both groups were equal in number. General Bonapaat's French forces of 25000 soldiers fought against the  Egyptian cavalry. About 2 thousand Egyptian youths were killed in this battle. in Comparison, only nineteen French soldiers were killed. This raised the morale of the French Army. Napoleon became the ruler of all Egypt after one big battle.

In early 1799, Napoleon moved an army to the Syrian city of Damascus, a province of the Ottoman Empire. Bonaparte led a contingent of 13,000 French soldiers in the capture of the Palestinian coastal cities of Arish, Gaza. Bonaparte discovered that many of the Muslim defenders of the city at the siege of Jaffa were former prisoners of war. The French had released all of them from their captivity before the siege of Jaffa. So to save bullets, Napoleon ordered the garrison's 1,400 Muslim prisoners to be executed with sharp knives (sariniza) attached to guns or by drowning in seawater. After the siege of Jaffa ended, the French killed every man and woman in the city over the course of three days.

Bonaparte staged a military revolution in November 1799 and overthrew the democratic government of France and became the 'first ruler' himself.

it was then realized that Napoleon was not only a great man militarily, but also unexampled in legislation. He removed the corruption of the government and established law and order, reformed the financial system of the courts, provided for the universalization of education and organized the regularization of French laws.

After the peace of 1802, Napoleon turned his attention to the reconstruction of France. He sold North America to the United States and tried to restore slavery in the French islands. However, while he succeeded in restoring eastern slavery, Napoleon failed in his efforts to subjugate the colony, and the colony once proudly regarded in France as the "Pearl of the West Indies" was renamed Haiti in 1804. was freed from Napoleon's ambitions made him the first emperor of the French in 1804. Disagreements with the British meant that the French faced a third dissension by 1805. Napoleon broke this alliance with decisive victories in the Ulm campaign. And Austerlitz won a historic victory over the Austrian arbiter in the battle that ended the Holy Roman arbitrariness.

Napoleon formed the French alliance and wanted to reestablish the Franco-Mysore alliance with Tipu Sultan of Muslim India by providing French-trained troops during the Anglo-Mysore Wars, with the continued aim of giving him control over the British in India. Have a way to attack. Napoleon quickly defeated the Prussians at the Battles of Jena and Auverstedt, then marched his Grand Army deep into Eastern Europe and annihilated the Russian army at the Battle of Friedland in June 1807. Tulsit marked the height of French rule. In 1809, Austria and Britain again challenged the French during the War of the Fifth Coalition, but Napoleon consolidated his hold on Europe after winning the Battle of Wagram Cook in July.

Napoleon is one of the historical figures of Europe. He was an expert general and politician.

Napoleon played an important role during the French Revolution movement from 1789 to 1799.

In 1789, the first democratic government was established in France after the French Revolution. However, Napoleon overthrew him in 1799 and later became Emperor of France himself in 1804.

He severely crushed the efforts to establish democracy in France.

Napoleon was a skilled warlord. He fought more than 70 battles from 1793 to 1815, out of which he suffered defeat in only eight. Forces made France a superior power in Europe.

Along with the war successes, he also implemented many reforms in the form of the 'Napoleonic Code', many of which are still part of the French system and normal life today. 

Metric system in education, secondary school system and merit system in government jobs were introduced by Napoleon.

Death: Napoleon was died on 5 May 1821 due to Stomach cancer.

On the 200th anniversary of Napoleon's death, France is once again divided over whether to celebrate or forget the occasion as a great monument to history.