“Bonaparte was born in 1796,and then he became a general in 1793” Wait what?!?

@frankgesuele6298

4 жыл бұрын

Napoleon hated to waste time.

@danutka420

4 жыл бұрын

Napoleon was born in 1769....

@britishgrenadier2800

4 жыл бұрын

They mixed the 9 with a 6 1796 -> 1769, see? and the girl reading off the script didn’t pick up on it.

@cocotaveras8975

4 жыл бұрын

DaNutka Yes! He most certainly was!

@anithabraj530

3 жыл бұрын

Napoleon was born on 1745

No wonder this man was so great! He started his career 3 years before he was born!

@lsatep

4 жыл бұрын

Napoleon was NOT great and his greatness is a lie proffered by French and British historians. Geniuses do not die in prison, isolated, defeated and full of regrets like Napoleon. Geniuses don’t leave their countries occupied, defeated, and never able to recover from defeat the way Napoleon left France. Geniuses don’t turn a complicated situation like war with Britain, and make it even more complicated by waging war with everyone. A real genius takes the complicated and makes it simple. Napoleon did the complete opposite. Many times Napoleon, with a powerful army that could out-gun the enemy, would just barely win through sheer numbers while being a colossal drain on his soldiers and country. This ineffective strategy led to drain and defeat, and it was France that paid the price. In the end France suffered dearly because of Napoleon, and it is a shame that French and British historians have lied about the greatness of Napoleon in order to glorify their own history. A French historian wants you to think that Napoleon was a triumph for their own morale, but Napoleon is a story of tragedy that cost the lives of millions. A British historian wants you to believe that Napoleon was a genius instead of a madman. Wouldn't you rather defeat a genius than a crazy madman. These are the lies that these historians want you to believe. But the facts are out there. Read about Napoleons disasters of Egypt, Spain and Russia, and it is a complete LIE that Napoleon ever conquered these places. Read about Napoleon getting swindled by the fledgling United States in the Louisiana Purchase. Read about how Paris was occupied in 1814, and how France was tired of Napoleon. Don't let these historians make up your mind for you.

@SebastianPlaysGamez

4 жыл бұрын

lsatep do more research and go back and pay attention to history

@Astrotase

4 жыл бұрын

@@lsatep you idiot

@CEDRICKINGMSG

4 жыл бұрын

I was wondering if anyone else caught that too!!!!!

@artturiaarni1684

3 жыл бұрын

@@lsatep so you are saying that nobody deserves the title great and that Alexander should have known his kingdom would collapse same with Charlemagne and that Gustavus Adolphus shouldnt have lead the cavarly charge at Lutzen and that Catherine should have prepared his son to become a monarch and that Alfred should have known that the danes would come back and conquer most of his kingdom and that Hannibal should have sieged Rome. so you are saying if someone did even the smallest of mistakes they dont deserve the title great. Nobody is perfect. Also he did way better job than you ever will.

He was born in 1796, and was 24 years old in 1792, wow how time flies.

he didnt change peoples names randomly to show his power, he changed the names of women he had an intimate connection with, to make them even more special to him.

@thewayofthemasseuse2697

5 жыл бұрын

Nils Wennström soumds like he just didn't wanna look like a ho

@anithabraj530

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly , they just want to show him as a tyrant

The best historical character!!! Such a charismatic tactician and individual

@leonardodavid2842

6 жыл бұрын

well i'd argue alexander (the one) was a much more incredible man, seriously he became conquered the greek eastern known world before 30 and never lost a battle in his life. Caesar is very interesting to, much more than napoleon in my opinion (whom I find a mixture of the worst trates of Italians and french).

@marlene97280

4 жыл бұрын

Except slavery

@paulanthony5274

4 жыл бұрын

Lord Nelson the best

@jodu626

4 жыл бұрын

Bayoneting hundreds of prisoners then leaving his men to rot in Egypt and then Russia. Man is a muderer. Amazing field General tho

@jodu626

4 жыл бұрын

The Truth he left his own men to die twice because of his own incompetence . Yes very European

After receiving my commission as a Field Artillery 2nd Lieutenant, I started reading about Napoleon's life, and ambitions. He wanted to be a man of letters; meaning he wanted to be a writer at first. Not an Artillery Officer, Emperor nor Conqueror. I found this to be interesting, I also wanted to be a writer, but ended up being an Artillery Officer. I wonder if one of his many mistress was a Spanish noble lady; during the peninsula campaign. Hmm... interesting.

WRONG! FACT CHECK: Ok, lets get this Straight... 1. He was born in 1796 2. He became a general in 1793 3. In 1796 he became french Commander 4. He Conquered the Egyptian Army in 3 weeks. So he was -3 years old when he became a General in 1793? So when he was born he was French Commander. So the Egyptian Army was Conquered by a New Born? Wow! these are 15 Things I did not Know..thx

@ianmci

6 жыл бұрын

Hahah I know right! I said woah he was -3 when he became the a French Commander!

@dragosg23

5 жыл бұрын

He was born on 15 august 1769

@ajen1270

5 жыл бұрын

boy youre also wrong. he was born on 15 august 1769 not 1796....

@Roy-mk9zl

5 жыл бұрын

1769

@GodismyJudge47

5 жыл бұрын

Among his greatest but lesser known achievements, he also traveled back in time after inventing a time machine?

In this Video Napoleon's Year of birth Mentioned as 1796, It's wrong.

@erwinwoodedge4885

7 жыл бұрын

Nepolian? What about Napoleon. Three spelling errors in one word! Quite an achievement.

@akashkommawar2313

7 жыл бұрын

Erwin Woodedge I AGREE, THANKS FOR pointing out. Corrected.

@mayettetanio856

6 жыл бұрын

AKASH KOMMAWAR I know It was a stupid mistake....made by these guys...

@joefruin4479

6 жыл бұрын

AKASH KOMMAWAR I noticed the year immediately, I almost threw my phone 40 seconds in.

@yobani1487

6 жыл бұрын

AKASH KOMMAWAR yeah i know it crazy like ww2 start 1839 not 1939

7:12 Napoleon Bonaparte ( Napoleon I) wasn't afraid of cats. This myth comes from the confusion with his nephew Charles-Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte (Napoleon III) who had a ailurophobia (a persistent and irrational fear of cats ).

@RogerinKC

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe he was afraid of cats and didn't know it...

@tuckercarlson3127

5 жыл бұрын

you will never know

@tuckercarlson3127

5 жыл бұрын

ansd me

@leonardodavid2842

4 жыл бұрын

Haha... list of thing to add in the idiot resume 😂

@anithabraj530

3 жыл бұрын

Napoleon was actually scared of cockroaches while Napoleon ii was scared of ants , Napoleon III was scared of cats

I Didn't know one thing... Was I really born in 1796 :)?

@aorum3589

6 жыл бұрын

Napoléon Bonaparte It Also seems that you're afraid of cats

@klentsandoval6228

6 жыл бұрын

the fuk I thought you died

@justinian-the-great

6 жыл бұрын

Napoléon Bonaparte Apparently you became general 3 years before your birth!

@engagementengagement8836

5 жыл бұрын

Napoléon Bonaparte cringe

@karanjotsadhra9954

5 жыл бұрын

So you got your ass kicked by Haitians in 1803 and u was a midget 😂😂

I think Napoleon is an example of a smart man being forced by his circumstances to do great things, as Admiral Halsey observed about all 'great' men. Most of the generals Napoleon faced were desk jockeys hoping to reach retirement, not desperate men facing death and destruction of their homeland if they lost. It makes a difference.

Le petit caporal does not literally mean "the lovely corporal" either, but petit/little is used as a term of endearment.

Napoleon was so great in battle that the Allies took the decision never to fight him one on one; that's how and why Wellington fought him at Wateoo because he had 60,000 Prussians to back him up. Wellington would not have engaged Napoleon alone at Waterloo.

@brianticas2068

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. It took like six countries to beat him.

This really belittled such an amazing figure in history.....

So Napoleon was -3 when he became a French Commander! Wow!

No. 16. The Bonaparte family was descended from Greeks that had settled in Corsica. Napoleon grew up in a Greek speaking household. The name, Napoleon is Greek derived from ... neapolis (new city) and leon (lion) hence, Lion of the new city.

Thank you so much, the background helped me like no one else's videos did, and who can explain to me something, really is talented or has a great video

is this the same voice from WatchMojo?

@devyph6310

3 жыл бұрын

dunno

This lady got The dates wrong. She said he was born in 1796 but become a general at the age of 24 in 1793. This tell me she don't know what she is talking about

@anithabraj530

3 жыл бұрын

He became an artillery officer at the age of 24 and at the age of 30 he was made general

The presenter finally correctly pronounced the name of the small island where Napoleon was exiled. During the first part of the video, she mispronounced the island as Saint HELLena, but later on, when she was describing the wine that he liked on the island where he was deposed, she actually pronounced it correctly. According to the locals who are known as Saints, they pronounce their Homeland as Santa LEENa, or as we would say in the US, Saint HellENa, and not Saint HELLena..

Video starts at 2.47 You're welcome

I NEEDED TO SEE THIS TONIGHT.. RIGHT NOW

Alux you said Napoleon was born in 1796 and became General in 1793. CORRECT it he was born in 1769

@anithabraj530

3 жыл бұрын

That's what

@irenehartlmayr8369

2 жыл бұрын

@@anithabraj530???? What do you mean?

Uniforms from much earlier than Napoleon had buttons on their sleeves, including uniforms, from privates to generals.

love your videos I am truly inspired soon see you guy makes video on me

Please do 15 thing you didn't know about Shaka Zulu

@jorollenola8320

6 жыл бұрын

Xolani Mavuso I'd love to see that it it's unlikely Alux will do that.

@johann.9271

5 жыл бұрын

Sgidi ka Senzangakhona was "Shaka" Zulu's real name. Son of chief Senzangakhona, brother of Dingane ka Senzangakhona. Both brutal killers. Dingane murdered Sgidi to take control of the tribe. The Zulu "kingdom" was a scattered, unorganised clan - never a "kingdom". Much less a civilisation. Sgidi was 'curious'. There are accounts of him cutting pregnant women's bellies open just to see where children came from. Another account tells how he cut out some of his impi's (foot soldiers with assegai's and cow's hide shields) eyes. Just to see if they could live and if so, how useful they can be. When he figured out that cutting people's eyes out made them blind, he had them killed. Hardly the romanticized "king" everyone thought he was. In fact, his own people hated him and his brother Dingane so much, they conspired with the Dutch and the Swazis to have Dingane exiled and murdered. In fact, the Zulus terrorised every group of people they came into contact with while they migrated. The original inhabitants of their "kingdom", the Khoisan, were murdered to extinction in the area. A genocide. Zulu history is vicious, impulsive, violent and very, very awful. I am a South African - I know the real history of the violent and aggressive Zulus. Don't believe me? Google - I implore you.

Did Napoleon really drink cognac? Everything I’ve read says he liked Chambertin wine and for the most part drank it diluted. Think Courvoisier pulled a brilliant marketing move on this one!

@lsatep

4 жыл бұрын

Napoleon was NOT a good general and his greatness is a lie proffered by French and British historians. Geniuses do not die in prison, isolated, defeated and full of regrets like Napoleon. Geniuses don’t leave their countries occupied, defeated, and never able to recover from defeat the way Napoleon left France. Geniuses don’t turn a complicated situation like war with Britain, and make it even more complicated by waging war with everyone. A real genius takes the complicated and makes it simple. Napoleon did the complete opposite. Many times Napoleon, with a powerful army that could out-gun the enemy, would just barely win through sheer numbers while being a colossal drain on his soldiers and country. This ineffective strategy led to drain and defeat, and it was France that paid the price. In the end France suffered dearly because of Napoleon, and it is a shame that French and British historians have lied about the greatness of Napoleon in order to glorify their own history. A French historian wants you to think that Napoleon was a triumph for their own morale, but Napoleon is a story of tragedy that cost the lives of millions. A British historian wants you to believe that Napoleon was a genius instead of a madman. Wouldn't you rather defeat a genius than a crazy madman. These are the lies that these historians want you to believe. But the facts are out there. Read about Napoleons disasters of Egypt, Spain and Russia, and it is a complete LIE that Napoleon ever conquered these places. Read about Napoleon getting swindled by the fledgling United States in the Louisiana Purchase. Read about how Paris was occupied in 1814, and how France was tired of Napoleon. Don't let these historians make up your mind for you.

@puliturchannel7225

4 жыл бұрын

@@lsatep Come on Imhotep, what are you on about, with these multiple copy pasted comments of a person who's been dead 200 years?

Its very inspirational Thank you

It was actually Napoleon the third (his nephew) that was afraid of cats.

@mohitnair6003

6 жыл бұрын

You are right

@anithabraj530

3 жыл бұрын

He is not Napoleon Bonaparte s nephew , he was Napoleon ii 's nephew

@irenehartlmayr8369

2 жыл бұрын

@@anithabraj530 That is rubbish! N III was the nephew of N I , son of his brother Louis!

I think that fact with cats is pretty funny :D

i dont think napolean was born in 1796 beacuse around 1805 he was emperor of France . i think he was born in 1769

i WAS relating to number 13, but the ending of that one surprised me, 10 minutes of sleep for a full body restore?!thats crazy, i could get 3-4 hours of sleep and fully recharge, but 10 minutes?! wow

@meeeka

6 жыл бұрын

steph g It has to do with self-hypnosis. I’ve met contemporary military men who maintain the same.

Napoleon was a pretty good guy. He introduced and invented the metric system and the civil code. Before the rich guys and the guys at the church didn't had to pay takes. 3% of the French population where the rich guys and the people from the church, but they owned 75% of the land and well over 80% of all the money. The rich got richer and poor got poorer. Napoleon chanced this and limited the power of kings. His brother Louis Napoleon was king of Batavian Republic aka the Dutch satalite state of French and we really liked his brother. He even took lessons Dutch so he could talk to his people in their language and really cared about us. If Napoleon wanted to rise the taxes so he could affort war his brother would't let him becauze he knew that the his people would get hungry. One time a schip in the harbour blew up and there was a big explosion and Napoleon's brother was one of the first to arrive on the sight and he helped to carry the wounded. And an other time the dam broke and again he was one the first to arrive on the spot and again he was helping. Nowadays it's pretty normal to travel to place where something sad had happend in your country if you are the leader, but back in those days most king didn't gave a shit as long as they where well fed.

@leonardodavid2842

6 жыл бұрын

Oh I see so if hitler made taxes higer for the wealthy and lower for the middle class he would have been a good guy. BTW i am not saying that Napoleon is nearly as bed as Hitler (not even bed. Just not good, like most people. He was just smart.).

@osculocentric

5 жыл бұрын

Napoleon also supported a lot scientists and intellectuals.

@tomvandervaart2044

5 жыл бұрын

I definitely agree he was a great man but he was also a very brutal person

That Chicken a la Marengo looks delicious, must make it for myself.

Some one told to the Duke of Wellington "you are the greatest commander alive sir..." The great general answered "...not yet..." (Only when the mythic Gral Bonapart passed away The Duke of Wellington accepted he was the greates general)

@vista1417

4 жыл бұрын

Napoleon was unlucky on 18.06.1815 - If Prussian Blucher didn't entered the battle with his cavalry about 3-4 PM no way Arthur Wellesey could have won no wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Although Blucher was beaten in battle of Ligny 2 days before he regrouped and tailed Napoleon to Waterloo otherwise sure Wellesley knew what the score would have been despite the fact that he had a good defensive position and Napoleon's heath was not good and woke up @12'ish noon that day already after General Ney's 2 Cavalry Charges were successfully defended by Infantry squares....Pity £urope would have been different today and principals of French Revolution would have genuinely survived and stretched to United Kingdom and ofcourse to USA rather than piece meal to both .... *Main problem was his going after Frederick to Moscow in 1812 even with todays technology no way it was possible especially then*. 700 000 soldiers making up Grand Armee of all sorts (like a medium size city moving ) herds of caws one million bottles of wine moving to East

please do a video on saladin too....

you guys provided knowlege for my test

hey Alux make video on Shakespeare ..!!

it should have mentioned that Napoleon expeditionary force in Egypt also founded "The Rosetta Stone"

I subscribe to your channel and love the confidence in your voice but how can you say that Napoleon was born in 1796 ?

We're off to a good start, "Napoleon was born in 1796" apparently. He was born 27 years after he was actually born. Good job. Dare I even watch the rest of these interesting "facts!"

Napoleon was a womanizer, completely ignores the fact that Josephine cheated on him many times while he was away fighting, only after this was he known to have any affair. Love how it’s always the mans fault that the women can’t keep their legs closed!

@brianticas2068

Жыл бұрын

Feminism

13th, Nice video Alux :) Very interesting topic :D But the question is do you remember me?

Napoleon - Since he reacquired the Louisiana Territory in 1800 and sold it to the United States in 1803 that means he was the ruler of "Americans" for about 3 years. Not "United States citizens" but they were still "Americans". Fascinating.

The greatest man who have ever lived

@jesussaves3376

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Could u plzz do a video on Genghis Khan...

Bonaparte was born in 1796 later became a general idea 1793 at the age of 24 🤦🏻‍♂️ wow ! And once again he became commander in French army 1796 👏🏻

*Which Grandparent Wins? Napoleon put his grandson Alexander the Great "son of Frederick the Great" in America and was killed 4th of July, 1776. Catherine the Great put her grandson Alexander the Great "son of Peter the Great" in Russia. (Bourbon vs. Hohenzollern)*

Oh, and Napoleon actually loved cats as long as they were not black.

make a video about top royal trains like maharaja express

Beautiful paintings

In Animal Farm by George Orwell there is a pig called Napoleon!

0:36, so he was born on 1796 and became a general in 1793 (0:45).

Marie Louise of "HANSBURG???? Habsburg love... The royal House of Habsburg just happen to be the oldest continuous European royal family in history.

@justarandomfrenchdude9091

5 жыл бұрын

Naaah, that would be house capet who still enjoys the position of monarch in Spain & Luxembourg

Exciting Stuff !!

09:29 “Napoleon slapped very rarely”

He also emancipated jews and protestants equally to catholics, and transfered the evolutions of the revolution in the many countries he conquered. He put an end to selfdom, feodality and promoted equality of justice etc

Therapist: you need to relax Elvis Bonaparte isn’t real he’s not gonna hurt you Elvis Bonaparte: 0:02

What about Napoleon the pig in Animal Farm?

do a 15 things you didn't know about Neuralink video

Did you know that he was born in Glasgow. His real name was Angus Mc ravished . Yes it's true, the wee General was a Scotsman . That's how good the info on this video is. You just make it up as you go along.

@NinjoTerror

5 жыл бұрын

Napoleone di Buonaparte was italian. Lmao.

I read in history about napoleon about his war techniques. I would like if you make videos on Ashoka. Chanakya, Akbar. As you channel is a great source of giving a perspective of successful person insight life.

How on earth you guys have made video about almost anything that comes to my mind...

Plz do video on Narendra modi

Lane changes was surprising 4 me

Napoleon conducted his first Italian Campaign in 1796; this success had helped him leapfrog from a military commander to become "First Council of France."

loads of facts wrong and mispronunciations - poor show loads of good facts missed out too

Dear Alux.com, The narrator made a mistake. she said Napoleon was born on August 15 1796. she went ahead to say Napoleon became a general in 1793 at 24 years old. With this, Napoleon was already a general before he was conceived! Hope you can see the error. With kind regards, Kay

First line of the video states he was born 1796 then became General on 1793. Didn't realise he invented time travel. Who knew Bill and Ted's excellent adventure was a docudrama?

The pig in the book "Animal Farm" is named Napoleon...

I thought they would at least mention that Napoleon actually died in an explosion. They said he was...blown-apart. ( sorry )

Check the dates please , How he became a general in 1793 at age of 24 although he was born in 1796?????? Check other dates also. Dear Alux. Com don't do this kinda mistakes again please!

Napoleon Bonaparte was not born in 1796, he was born in 1769.

It was Napoleon III who didn't like cats not Napoleon Bonaparte.

I hate the fact that they say he was stopped in Russia. Napoleon beat russia ass many times man.

Next video on otto von bismarck pleases

“Conquered Moscow” except no one was in Moscow to conquered considering the city had been evacuated

@lsatep

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly, Napoleon was NOT a genius and his greatness is a lie proffered by French and British historians. Geniuses do not die in prison, isolated, defeated and full of regrets like Napoleon. Geniuses don’t leave their countries occupied, defeated, and never able to recover from defeat the way Napoleon left France. Geniuses don’t turn a complicated situation like war with Britain, and make it even more complicated by waging war with everyone. A real genius takes the complicated and makes it simple. Napoleon did the complete opposite. Many times Napoleon, with a powerful army that could out-gun the enemy, would just barely win through sheer numbers while being a colossal drain on his soldiers and country. This ineffective strategy led to drain and defeat, and it was France that paid the price. In the end France suffered dearly because of Napoleon, and it is a shame that French and British historians have lied about the greatness of Napoleon in order to glorify their own history. A French historian wants you to think that Napoleon was a triumph for their own morale, but Napoleon is a story of tragedy that cost the lives of millions. A British historian wants you to believe that Napoleon was a genius instead of a madman. Wouldn't you rather defeat a genius than a crazy madman. These are the lies that these historians want you to believe. But the facts are out there. Read about Napoleons disasters of Egypt, Spain and Russia, and it is a complete LIE that Napoleon ever conquered these places. Read about Napoleon getting swindled by the fledgling United States in the Louisiana Purchase. Read about how Paris was occupied in 1814, and how France was tired of Napoleon. Don't let these historians make up your mind for you.

@panismith1544

4 жыл бұрын

Personally - I would of burnt it. (Moscow) that is..a true Tyrant!!!!

@mountaintiger2767

3 жыл бұрын

@@lsatep you sir are nothing but a dumb fuck

he wasnt forced to me he was exiled

Napoleon was born 3 years before he was born!

I read his biography...he wasn't a womanizer from the start...he loved Josephine so much that he was heartbroken to find her cheating on him behind his back while he was busy fighting in the battlefields ...when he was told about it he left her and turned stone cold and that's how he started having multiple affairs...because why not! Why should women have all the fun ! Right ?

He was defeated my the Haitian in 1803

@tammanthashaw9299

6 жыл бұрын

Yes he was, they wipe his men out

Can u do a "15 things you didn't know about Louis Vuitton"

@alux

7 жыл бұрын

It's on the list :)

You left out the part where Napoleon Bonaparte was defeated in January 1 1803 by Toussaint-Louverture.

Napoleon slept very little. That what interest me.

I think you’ll find Napoleon was born in 1769 not 1796

Maybe the British still ride on the left bc their still butt hurt at him ( napoleon) 😜😂

I like his chicken, meal I love his code of law he left even after his defeat, When I was a child I was told that the Romans pillaged Egypt, breaking African features off of the monuments.

@leonardodavid2842

6 жыл бұрын

?

Is it just me that can see a resemblance between Napoleon and Phil Collins?

The fact that he was so scared of cats that his residence had to be scanned to make sure there are no cats was is pretty suprising

Napoleon is one of the 'great' figures who shaped Western history and civilization. His works on law are still hugely influential in Europe today. But Napoleon was, despite his virtues, a detestable authoritarian... He respected neither freedom of the press nor the need of his soldiers to sleep between battles. As for personal character, when he returned from defeat in Russia... He issued coins and proclamations of victory(of which he'd many...) and in this way escaped public rebuke. The truth is that the core of his great military, his valiant and veteran officers etc. was largely broken in Russia... A war-like contempt for Russia has been a fatal mistake of Napoleon, Hitler, McCarthy etc..

@brianticas2068

Жыл бұрын

He whooped Russia's ass many times.

0:30 yo he was born in 1769

1796, come on it's 1769

Napoleon was 170 cm tall. Аverage height at that time was 164 cm

first of all he was a general at 26 not 24. Second the portrait at 1:10 is of Napoleon's step son Prince Eugene Beauharnais not the Emperor himself.

There are so many things wrong with this video. 1. Napoleon wasn't born in 1796. If that was true then he would've been eight years old when he crowned himself emperor in 1804. He was actually born in 1769. 2. It wasn't the "cold Russian winter" that made Napoleon retreat from Moscow. It was actually because the Russians had evacuated the city before he got there and set it on fire to prevent him from forcing them into surrender. At that point he had no hope of meeting them in open battle and he was running dangerously low on supplies, so he had no choice but to retreat. The winter only set in after his retreat had already begun. 3. Napoleon didn't escape from Elba because he thought they were going to move him to Saint Helena; the Congress of Vienna only decided to put him there after his escape. He'd actually been paying close attention to the political situation in France while he was on Elba, and because of that he knew that the French people would most likely welcome him back as Louis XVIII was extremely unpopular. When the fleet guarding the island left he decided to escape. It had nothing to with anything the Congress of Vienna was planning. 4. It's Duke of Wellington, not Duke Wellington. That's just his title; his real name was Arthur Wellesley. 4. The whole "chicken a la marengo" story is most likely a myth. 5. Napoleon didn't exactly change Josephine's name. Josephine's actual name is Marie-Josephe-Rose, but Napoleon preferred to call her Josephine which is a diminutive form of "Josephe", her middle name, rather than Rose which was what she usually went by. Also, it was not uncommon for men at the time to have mistresses. Josephine herself had been cheating on Napoleon long before he ever started cheating on her. 6. Napoleon didn't have a phobia of cats. It was actually Napoleon III, his nephew, who was afraid of cats. Josephine even owned several cats which she kept at their home in Malmaison. 7. I have no idea where you got the fact about the buttons. French uniforms have had buttons on their sleeves since the early 18th century. 8. The last fact is completely false, too. Carriages didn't have a designated side of the road they had to drive on. This didn't become a thing until the advent of cars almost a century later. Please make sure you actually do your research before posting any more videos like this.

@pp3k3jamail

4 жыл бұрын

How you going to say number 4 is most likely a myth? you don't know if it's true or not so shut up

Napoleon's dad Name is Napoleon Jr.

I knew about 10 things.

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He used artillery not cavalry , he was an artillery officer during the battle of Toulon . Once after Toulon , he destroyed a royalsist group . Then he was promoted . He died out of stomach ulcer . His penis was cut when he died

the art To make a success is To be sometimes audacious sometimes careful.Napoleon

@riendutout9993

7 жыл бұрын

audacious=bold