Napoleon Chronology

Born on August 15, 1769 in Ajaccio, Corsica.

On December 15, 1778, he left his hometown and went to France.

He entered Orton Middle School on January 1, 1779.

He entered the Brienna Military School on May 13.

He entered the Paris Military Academy on October 19, 1784.

He lost his father on February 24, 1785.

On September 1, he was appointed as the second lieutenant of the artillery regiment of Valentine's Artillery Regiment.

Leaving Paris on October 30, he went to Valence.

Return to Corsica on September 15, 1786.

On September 12, 1787, he returned to Paris from Corsica.

Return to Corsica from January to May 1788.

He went to Osun in June to serve.

On July 14, 1789, the people of Paris conquered the Bastille and the French Revolution began.

Return to Corsica in September.

At the end of January 1791, he traveled from Corsica to France.

Promoted to lieutenant on April 1.

On July 16, he was appointed as an officer of the Fourth Artillery Regiment of Valence.

Return to Corsica on September 1.

On April 1, 1792, he was elected as Lieutenant Colonel of the National Self-Defense Army.

Go to Paris on May 28.

Return to Corsica on October 15.

In February 1793, he participated in the Madalena Island Expedition.

Break with Poly on March 3.

On June 1, the whole family went from Corsica to Toulon.

On September 16, he took over as the commander of the artillery siege to Toulon.

He was promoted to major on October 18.

Toulon was conquered on December 19.

Promoted to brigade general on December 22.

On February 6, 1794, he took over as command of the Italian Legion artillery.

He was arrested on August 9 on suspicion of treason.

He was acquitted on August 20.

From May to August 1795, he resigned from his post because he refused to accept the position of infantry and lived in Paris.

On August 20, he served in the Topographic Surveying and Mapping Bureau of the National Salvation Committee.

On October 5, he was ordered to suppress the rebellion on October 13.

On October 26, he was promoted to major general and served as commander of the French domestic defense force.

On March 2, 1796, he was the commander-in-chief of the Italian Legion.

He married Josephine de Boarne on March 9.

On March 26, it officially took over the Italian Legion.

On April 12, he defeated the Austrian army in Montennott.

On April 13, he defeated Sa Jun at Milezimo.

On April 15, he defeated the Austrian army in Dego.

On April 21, he defeated Sa Jun in Mondovi.

On April 28, an armistice agreement was signed with the Kingdom of Sardinia in Kerasco.

On May 10, the Austrian army was defeated in Lodi.

Enter Milan on May 14.

On August 3, he defeated the Austrian army in Lonato.

On August 5, he defeated the Austrian army at Steviere.

Defeated the Austrian army in Roveredo on September 4.

The Austrian army was defeated in Alcola from November 15 to 17.

On January 14, 1797, he defeated the Austrian army in Livori.

The preliminary terms of the peace treaty signed with Austria in Reoben on April 18.

The Campoformio Peace Treaty was signed on October 17.

Return to Paris on December 6.

On March 5, 1798, he was appointed commander-in-chief of the Eastern Expeditionary Force.

He left Toulon on May 19 and made an expedition to Egypt.

Occupy Malta on June 10.

Landed in Alexandria on July 1.

The Battle of the Pyramids on July 21.

Occupy Cairo on July 24.

On August 1, the French fleet was wiped out in the Bay of Abukiir.

An expedition to Syria began on February 10, 1799.

Conquered Jaffa on March 7.

The siege of Aker City failed from March 28 to April 1.

Return to Cairo on May 17.

The Turkish army was annihilated in Abukir on July 25.

On August 22, he handed over the army to Claybel and led his confidants to risk back to France.

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2 Napoleon Chronology

Log in at Fregus on October 9.

On November 9, a Wuyue Coup was launched to establish a ruling government.

He was elected as the first in power on December 12.

He left Paris on May 6, 1800 and headed to the front to command the Second Italian Battle.

On May 20, he led the reserve army to cross the Great St. Bernard Pass in the Alps.

Battle of Mundibello on June 9.

Battle of Malenco on June 14.

On July 28, France and Austria signed a peace treaty.

On November 5, the war between France and the Austrians began again.

On December 3, Morrow defeated the Austrian army at Hornlinden.

The murder of Napoleon on St. Nikes Street on December 24.

On February 9, 1801, the Lunevier peace treaty was signed with Austria.

On March 29, a Florence peace treaty was concluded with Naples.

In April, a base for invasion of the UK was established in Brun.

On July 15, a political and educational agreement was signed with the Pope.

The preliminary terms of the London Peace Treaty with the United Kingdom were signed on October 1.

An agreement was signed with Russia on October 8.

On March 25, 1802, Britain and France signed the Amiens Peace Treaty.
To be continued...