Abstract

The aim of this research paper is discuss the Napoleon's downfall. Napoleon was in the French army. The influence of Napoleon on France can be seen even today. The monuments in his honor are everywhere in Paris, the most noted is the Arc de Triomphe, located in the center of the city and erected to commemorate his victorious campaigns. The big mistake was Napoleon's invasion of Russia in the summer and fall of 1812. Napoleon's victories during the summer disaster in Berezina step when the cold and lack of supplies forced him to withdraw from Moscow. In the end, it was Napoleon's foreign policies that ultimately led to his downfall. He became ensnared in the political intrigues of Italy, which was then divided into rival nation-states, and in an ill-conceived attempt to install a French-controlled monarchy in Mexico under Austrian Archduke Maximilian. On 1 March 1815, he left secretly in the Golfe-Juan. On March 13 1815, he resumed the war. On June 18 1815, at Waterloo, he loses all his hopes. He was taken to St. Helena. Five years later, he died of stomach cancer.

Table of Contents

Introduction3

The Napoleonic Empire and the Crises4

The Influential Years of Napoleon6

The Fall of Napoleon's Empire And Ten Years Of Disorder In Europe8

Conclusion13

The First French Empire; Napoleon Bonaparte Rose Up The Ranks Because Of His Military Victories And Eventually Became An Imperial Leader Of A Continent. Why After 5 Years Did His Empire Crumble?

Introduction

The aim of this research paper is to discuss the Napoleon's empire downfall. In the European Empire, Napoleon would be the emperor of kings. Napoleon was in the French army. As the head of the army of Italy, he defeated the Austrians. Then he became one of the three leaders of the consulate during the coup of 19 Brumaire. Napoleon had the most power of the three consuls. The First French Empire, commonly known as the Napoleonic Empire, covering the period from the coronation of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte until his abdication in 1815. Officially, the term refers to the period between the ends of the Consulate to the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy. On the external front, Napoleon Bonaparte restores peace through military victories and diplomatic negotiations, neutralizing the enemies of France.

In this area, one of the highlights of the government was the peace agreement signed in 1802 with England, which ended years of conflict, increasing more prestige. In 1804, Napoleon Bonaparte, who two years earlier had become consul for life, was authorized through a plebiscite to assume the title of Emperor of the French (Gershoy, pp. 15).

On 15 August 1769, Napoleon was born in Ajaccio. In the wake of the 1791 revolution, he was lieutenant colonel of the Corsican National Guard. In 1793, the French-bred Napoleon broke with the Corsican independence movement, and moved with his family to the French mainland. There he was in the rank of captain, the besieging army allocated before Toulon, which had stood with the support of the English fleet against the Republic. Through a shrewd plan, ...