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BIRTH
He was born in Ajaccio, Corsica, to Carlo Maria Bonaparte and Maria Letizia Ramolino. -
FRECH REVOLUTION
Napoleon is 20 years old and becomes a follower of Corsica's independence ideas. He begins to come up with a plan to free Corsica from French rule. -
CAMPAIGN OF ITALY
Napoleon occupies Milan and receives full powers over the Army of Italy from the Directory. Italy is conquered with the weapons and values of the Revolution. After Milan, reach Venice -
CAMPAIGN OF EGYPT
The Directorate entrusted him with the task of occupying Egypt to counter English access to India. From Toulon, with an army of 40,000 men takes Malta and then arrives in Egypt. In the Battle of the Pyramids in July, he defeated the Turks and became master of Egypt. -
THE CORONATION
At the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris Napoleon is crowned emperor of the French
Napoleon wears the laurel wreath, Charlemagne's sceptre in his hand, the purple cape reminiscent of the Byzantine Empire. -
BATTLE OF LEIPZIG
Also known as the Battle of the Nations, it lasts 4 days and is Napoleon's clash against Austria, Prussia, the British and Germans. Determines Napoleon's defeat -
EXILE TO ELBA ISLAND
After his defeat at the Battle of Leipzig, Napoleon was exiled to the island of Elba. -
BATTLE OF WATERLOO
It's the ultimate battle of Napoleon's career. Napoleon seems close to victory, but the resistance of the British enemy and the mass arrival of the Prussians causes the end of the battle in favor of the coalitions. -
DEATH
Napoleon Bonaparte died on 5 May 1821 on the island of St. Helena.