Napoleon's Return to France

Since both fights have failed, they can pull Napoleon to the place they want. Unfortunately for Napoleon, two days of rain has made this particular area very muddy. When Grouchy closely followed Bruchelle, the army of Napoleon split. If they only know that he should stay on Napoleonic, they will win Waterloo instead of causing a lot of bloodshed to Rabel Union Ridge. Waterloo did not start until 11:35 am because the ground is muddy and cannon can not be installed.

After Napoleon returned to France, the Allied Union - Austrians, British, Prussian, and Russian - believed the Emperor of France to be enemies and they began preparing for the war. Napoleon fostered a new army and planned to strike first strike by defeating allied troops one by one before they started joint attack against him. In June 1815, his troops invaded Belgium where British and Prussian troops were stationed. On June 16, the Napoleonic army repulsed Prussia at the Battle of Rini. But two days later on June 18, at the battle of Waterloo near Brussels, the French were suppressed by British troops with the help of Prussia.

The return of Napoleon to France urged the French army to return to use. He joined his army in Nice in June 1793 and invested his political support behind Jacobin, a progressive and popular party after the French Revolution. Jacobin became a dictator in a short time and was called domination of terrorism. Fortunately for Napoleon, he lost support to the leadership of Jacobin, avoided being generously donated by the government who defended the anti-revolutionary fighter aircraft in 1795. Therefore, he was appointed military commander. It will be a reliable military adviser to the Interior Ministry and the government. In 1796, the Italian army of the French dispatch country of that time was under the command of Napoleon. A young commander sworded 30,000 morally malnourished men and won Austria. In the process, the Italian army expanded the French border significantly.

Napoleon, born in Corsica, was one of the greatest military strategists in history and soared to the French Revolutionary Army in the late 1790s. By 1799, France did a war with the majority of Europe, and Napoleon took over the governance of the French government, and from the collapse protected his country, returned from the Egypt campaign. After becoming the first consul in February 1800, he broke Austria by reorganizing the army. In 1802 he established Napoleon law, a new French law system, in 1804 he crowned the French Emperor at the Notre Dame Cathedral. By 1807 Napoleon dominated the empire extending from the northern Elbe, Italy in the south, from the Pyrenees Mountains to the coast of Dalmatia.