Chapter 17 Chapter 10, Volume 1
Born August 15, 1769 in Ajaccio, Corsica.
On December 15, 1778, he left his hometown for France.
Entered Orton High School on January 1, 1779.
Entered the Brienne Military School on May 13.
On October 19, 1784, he entered the Paris Military Academy.
His father died on February 24, 1785.
On September 1, he was appointed Second Lieutenant of the Artillery Regiment of Valence-la-Ferre.
Left Paris on October 30 for Valence.
Returned to Corsica on September 15, 1786.
Returned to Paris from Corsica on September 12, 1787.
From January to May 1788, he returned to Corsica.
Served in Ozon in June.
On July 14, 1789, the people of Paris captured the Bastille, and the French Revolution began.
Return to Corsica in September.
From Corsica to France at the end of January 1791.
Promoted to lieutenant on April 1.
On July 16, he served as an officer of the Fourth Valence Artillery Regiment.
Returned to Corsica on September 1.
On April 1, 1792, he was elected lieutenant colonel of the Ajaccio National Guard.
May 28 to Paris.
Returned to Corsica on October 15.
In February 1793, he participated in the expedition to Maddalena Island.
On March 3, he broke with Poly.
On June 1 the family left Corsica for Toulon.
On September 16, he took over the artillery command of the siege of Toulon.
Promoted to major on October 18.
Toulon was captured on December 19.
Promoted to brigadier general on December 22.
On February 6, 1794, he took over command of the artillery of the Italian Legion.
On August 9, he was arrested on charges of treason.
He was acquitted on August 20.
From May to August 1795, he resigned because he refused to accept the infantry position and lived in Paris.
On August 20, he worked in the National Salvation Committee's Topographical Surveying and Mapping Bureau.
On October 5, he was ordered to suppress the rebellion on the 13th of the Oppression Month.
On October 26, he was promoted to major general and served as commander of the French Internal Defense Forces.
On March 2, 1796, he was appointed commander-in-chief of the Italian Army.
Married Josephine de Beauharne on March 9.
March 26 formally took over the Italian Legion.
Defeated the Austrians at Montenotte on April 12.
On April 13, the army was defeated in Miletzimo.
On April 15, the Austrian army was defeated at Daigo.
On April 21, the Sa army was defeated at Mandovi.
On April 28, an armistice agreement was signed with the Kingdom of Sardinia in Kailasco.
On May 10 the Austrians were defeated at Lodi.
Entered Milan on May 14.
Defeated the Austrians at Lonato on August 3.
Defeated the Austrians at Stiviere on August 5.
Defeated the Austrians at Roveredo on September 4.
November 15-17 defeated the Austrian army at Arcola.
On January 14, 1797, he defeated the Austrian army at Livoli.
On April 18, the preliminary terms of the peace treaty were signed with Austria in Leopen.
On October 17, the Campo Formio Peace Treaty was signed.
Return to Paris on December 6.
On March 5, 1798, he was appointed commander-in-chief of the Eastern Expeditionary Force.
On May 19, he left Toulon for an expedition to Egypt.
Occupy Malta on June 10.
Landed at Alexandria on July 1.
Battle of the Pyramids July 21.
Cairo was captured on July 24.
On August 1, the French fleet was wiped out in the Gulf of Aboukir.
The expedition to Syria began on February 10, 1799.
Captured Jaffa on March 7.
From March 28th to April 1st, the siege of Aker City failed.
Returned to Cairo on May 17.
Annihilation of the Turkish army at Abu Kirr on July 25.
On August 22, the army was handed over to Kleber, and his cronies ventured back to France.
Landed at Fregus on October 9.
On November 9th, a coup d'état was launched and the ruling government was established.
December 12 was elected as the first ruling.
On May 6, 1800, he left Paris to command the second Italian campaign at the front.
On May 20, the Reserve Corps crossed the Great St. Bernard Pass in the Alps.
June 9 Battle of Monte Bello.
June 14 Battle of Marengo.
On July 28, France and Austria signed a draft peace treaty.
On November 5, the war between France and Austria resumed.
On December 3 Moreau defeated the Austrians at Hohenlinden.
Murder of Napoleon in the Rue Saint-Niches, December 24.
On February 9, 1801, the Treaty of Luneville was signed with Austria.
On March 29, the Treaty of Florence was concluded with Naples.
In April, a British invasion base was established in Brunn.
On July 15, he signed a political-religious agreement with the Pope.
On October 1, the preliminary terms of the London Peace Treaty were signed with the United Kingdom.
On October 8, an agreement was signed with Russia.
On March 25, 1802, Britain and France signed the Treaty of Amiens.
On August 2, he was appointed as the permanent governor.
On March 11, 1803, he ordered the establishment of two fleets to invade Britain.
On May 16 the Peace of Amiens was abolished.
May 18 Britain declares war on France.
On February 13, 1804, the conspiracy of the royalists to assassinate Napoleon failed.
On March 20, he shot and killed the Duke of Danggan.
The Napoleonic Code was promulgated on March 24.
On May 18, the Yen Old House declared Napoleon emperor.
On May 19, 18 generals were appointed as Marshals of the Empire.
Coronation at Notre-Dame de Paris on December 2.
On April 11, 1805, the Anglo-Russian alliance was concluded.
Crowned King of Italy on May 26.
On June 4, Genoa was annexed.
On June 7, Eugene Boarne was appointed Vice King of Italy.
Prepared to cross the English Channel at Bullen Barracks on August 3.
On August 9, Austria, Britain and Russia formed the third anti-French alliance.
On August 24, the Buren Barracks was disbanded, and the Imperial Army marched to Central Europe.
On September 25 the Imperial Army crossed the Rhine.
October 20 Ulm victory.
On October 21, the British fleet annihilated the French fleet at Trafalgar Cape.
Entered Vienna on November 14.
December 2 Battle of Austerlitz.
On December 26, the Peace of Pressburg was signed.
On March 30, 1806, Joseph Bonaparte was named King of Naples.
On June 5, Louis Bonaparte was named King of the Netherlands.
On July 12, he served as the protector of the Rhineland League.
On August 6, the Holy Roman Empire of the German nation was dissolved.
On October 1, Prussia issued an ultimatum to Napoleon.
On October 7th the French invaded Prussia and Saxony.
October 14 Battle of Jena and Auerstadt.
Entered Berlin on October 27.
On November 21, the Edict of Berlin was issued, announcing a continental blockade of Britain.
Entered Warsaw on December 19.
February 8, 1807 Battle of Eylau.
On June 14, the Russian army was defeated in Friedland.
From June 25th to July 9th with Tsar Alexander I in Tilsit
meeting.
On July 9, France, Russia, and Prussia signed a peace treaty.
On August 18, Jerome Bonaparte was named King of Westphalia.
On October 27, a secret treaty was signed with the King of Spain.
On November 30, Juno led his army to occupy Lisbon.
On March 24, 1808, Murat entered Madrid.
On June 6th Joseph Bonaparte was made King of Spain and Murat was the
King of Poles.
On July 22, Du Pont surrendered to the Spanish partisans at Bailan.
On August 1, Wellington led the British army to land in Portugal.
September 27-October 14 and Tsar Alexander I in Ireland
Ford meeting.
On November 5, he went to Spain to supervise the war.
Entered Madrid on December 4th.
On January 24, 1809, he left Spain for Paris.
On April 9, the Austrian army entered Bavaria.
Entered Vienna on May 13.
Battle of Essling on May 22.
July 5-6 Battle of Wagram.
On July 7, the Pope was placed under house arrest.
On October 14, France and Austria signed the Sean Brunn Peace Treaty.
Dec. 14 announced her divorce from Josephine.
On April 2, 1810, he married Princess Maria Luisa of Austria.
On July 9, it was announced that the Netherlands was incorporated into France.
On August 21, Marshal Bernadotte was established as Crown Prince of Sweden.
On March 20, 1811, his son King of Rome was born.
On December 4, preparations for the war against Russia began.
On February 24, 1812, France and Prussia signed an alliance.
On March 14, France and Austria signed an alliance.
On April 27, the Tsar issued an ultimatum to the French army to withdraw from Prussia.
On June 22, war was declared on Russia.
On June 24, the French army crossed the Niemen River.
Entered Vilna on June 28.
July 22 Wellington beat Marmont in Spain.
Entered Smolensk on August 18.
September 5-7 Battle of Borodino.
Entered Moscow on September 14.
Withdrew from Moscow on October 19.
On October 23, the Marais coup took place in Paris.
On November 28, the French army crossed the Berezina River.
On December 5, he left the army and returned home.
On December 13, the French army crossed the Niemen River.
Arrived in Paris on December 18.
March 16, 1813 Prussia declared war on France.
May 2 Battle of Lutzen.
Battle of Bautzen on May 20.
On June 4, an armistice agreement was signed with the coalition forces.
On June 21, Wellington defeated the French army in Victoria, Spain.
July 4-August 10 Prague Conference.
On August 12, Austria declared war on France.
On August 17, the war started again.
August 26 Battle of Dresden.
October 16-19 Leipzig battle.
Withdraw from Leipzig to Mainz on November 2.
On January 11, 1814, King Murat of Naples made a separate peace with Austria.
On January 25, he left Paris to go to Chalon to command the army.
On January 27, he defeated Pujiang York in Saint Dier.
Beat Blücher at Briennes on January 29.
Orsufeyev's Russian division was wiped out at Champaubert on February 10.
On February 12, the Saken army was defeated at Montmiray.
Defeat Blücher's army at Vauchamps on February 14.
Defeated Schwarzenberg's army at Montero on February 18.
On March 31, the anti-French coalition forces entered Paris.
On April 2, the Old House announced Napoleon's abdication.
On April 6 Napoleon announced his abdication.
On April 11, the Treaty of Fontainebleau was signed.
Farewell to the Guards at Fontainebleau on April 20.
On April 26, Louis XVIII announced his accession to the throne.
On May 3, Louis XVIII entered Paris.
On May 4 Napoleon arrived at Elba.
On May 29, his ex-wife Josephine died.
May 30 First Peace Treaty of Paris.
The Vienna Conference was held on November 1.
Fleeing from Elba on February 26, 1815.
Landed at the port of Juan on March 1.
Entered Paris on March 20 and began the Hundred Days Rule.
April 4 Wellington from Vienna to Brussels.
Supplementary provisions of the Imperial Constitution were promulgated on April 23.
On June 12, he left Paris for the Belgian front.
June 16 Battle of Linney.
June 18th Battle of Waterloo.
Return to Paris on June 21.
On June 22, he abdicated for the second time.
On July 7, the anti-French coalition forces entered Paris.
On July 8, Louis XVIII ascended the throne for the second time.
On October 16 Napoleon arrived at St. Helena.
On November 20, the Second Paris Peace Treaty established the Quadruple Alliance.
Died on St. Helena on May 5, 1821.
On December 15, 1840, the remains were transported back to Paris for burial.