Constitution of France
The Tribunate is abolished leaving Napoleon in total power
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The Tribunate is abolished leaving Napoleon in total power
Begins the invasion of Portugal
after the refusal of the Prince Regent, John VI of Portugal, to join the Continental System, Napoleon sent an army into Spain under General Jean-Andoche Junot with the task of invading Portugal
after the refusal of the Prince Regent, John VI of Portugal, to join the Continental System, Napoleon sent an army into Spain under General Jean-Andoche Junot with the task of invading Portugal
Junot captures Lisbon
Junot captures Lisbon
Commands a division at Ostrolenka
Siezes Portugal on Napoleon's orders & marches into Lisbon
Appointed Commander of the 5th Corps
Appointed Commander of the 5th Corps
Death of Antoine Philippe
Dismissed by Napolen but kept on as Vice Grand Elector
Shared rigging and spar dimensions simplified provisioning of important components across vessels. Its wider importance lay in lowering variation between warship types.
Appointed General of Division
Appointed General of Division
Appointed General
Appointed General by Napoleon after capturing Lisbon
Napoleon's rearrangement of German territories placed Magdeburg within the Kingdom of Westphalia after Prussia's military defeat.
Created Duc dAbrantes by Napoleon
Created Duc dAbrantes by Napoleon after capturing Lisbon
Created Duke of Dalmatie
Talleyrand-Perigord resigns as minister of foreign affairs over his opposition to the Francon Alliance
Talleyrand-Perigord resigns as minister of foreign affairs over his opposition to the Francon Alliance
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