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MORT DE L'EMPEREUR

May 5th: 204 years since the Death of the Emperor

Napoléon Bonaparte died at 5:49 p.m. on May 5, 1821, at Longwood on the island of Saint Helena. The next day, an autopsy was performed. On May 7, a first version of his death mask was made, and on May 9, he was buried with both French and British witnesses present.

Vive l’Empereur !

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Roman bow. 1st Century BC

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Roman Calendar - May 1, Laribius

Celebration of Lares Praestites - protecting spirits of the the city - who had a temple on Via Sacra. According to Pliny the Elder their worship was instituted during the reign of Servius Tullius.

Coin:

*Lucius Caesius' denar (112-111 BCE) depicting Lares Praestites. The dog is probaly a symbol of watchfulness. Or it may refer to a tradition that a dog was the ordinary sacrifice offered to the Lares. (source: A dictionary of Greek and Roman Mythology)

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wtf!!! napalex yuri ive been wanting to draw them for a while but i forgorrrrrrrrrrr

without the filter ting

ignore her hand its fugly and i just realized that now 😢

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the death of Murat

Cries uncontrollably💔💔💔😭😭🙏🏻😭🙏🏻🙏🏻😭💔😭💔😭💔😭

Also...

Tiddies

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Drawing myself(or sona) is a great way to boost my confidence I believe

Anyways practice

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Fire of Moscow 1812

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All of Napoleon’s Grandsons and Great-Grandsons Who fought and or Died in the (Great War) World War I

1. Daniel Napoléon Jean Fernand Mesnard (1896 - 1917)

Daniel Napoléon Jean Fernand Mesnard was born in 1896 in Serignan (Hérault). He is the son of Armand Mesnard and Charlotte Fany Léon , daughter of Count Charles Léon and granddaughter of Napoleon I and Louise Catherine Eléonore Denueule Delaplaigne. During WW1 Daniel became a corporal in the 17th Chasseurs Regiment. He died for France on the 17th of July 1917, at the age of 20, at Fort Pompelle, killed at the head of a machine gun section near Reims (Marne). He was buried on April 22, 1921. He rests with his great-grandmother, Louise Catherine Eléonore Denueule Delaplaigne. He was unmarried and without issue

2. Captain Louis Napoléon (Count) Mathéus (1878-1915)

Son of Count Frédéric Mathéus, and his wife Eugénie Colonna-Walewska and Great Grandson of Napoléon and Marie Walewska.

Louis was a Captain in the 29th Regiment of Dragoons, He died in action, marking him as a "Mort pour la France" (died for France), he was aged 37 years old. He was married and does have descendants.

3.Lieutenant Colonel Charles (Count) Colonna-Walewski (1848 - 1916)

Charles as Lieutenant Colonel

Charles-Zanobi-Rodolphe, was born the second son of Count Alexandre Colonna-Walewski, and Countess Marianne di Ricci in Firenze, Toscana, Italy. And grandson of Napoléon and Marie Walewska .

Young Charles around the period of the Franco Prussian war

He took service in the active army (1870-1871), in the Foreign Legion (1871-1873) and then in the infantry and served Emperor Napoléon III during the Franco Prussian war of 1870. He would have his first military career, completed in 1897 at the rank of battalion commander, in the National Guard. He was an officer of race and man of the world, he served as a model for Marcel Proust for his prince of Borodino in "In Search of Lost Time" He would serve as squadron chief of the 35th and ended his career with the rank of lieutenant-colonel of the 131st Line Infantry Regiment.

At the outbreak of the First World War , aged 66, he asked to go to the front. He was quickly assigned to command a territorial infantry regiment in the war zone. He was killed in combat on October 2, 1916 in Villers-Cotterêts, at the age of 68.

4. André Alexandre Maurice (Count) Colonna-Walewski (1871 - 1954)

Was the son of Alexandre Colonna Walewski II (half brother of Charles) and his wife Jeanne Sala, Therefore the great grandson of Napoléon I and Marie Walewska, and their son via the tragedienne Rachel Félix.

Graduating as an officer from the Saint -Maixent Infantry School , he prepared for a military career. He participated twice in the Great War in the 66th Infantry regiment, and Walewski who was the Co-founder in 1905 of the "Autoplace" taxis, (more commonly called "G7” a company in existence today in France) because of their registration, he was one of the organizers of the "Taxis de la Marne" operation strategy . He then engaged, despite his age, and was wounded in combat and was decorated several times during the conflict.

His wife was Marie Molinos, daughter of a rich industrialist Léon Isidore Molinos. The current French Walewski’s are descendent from his two sons Antoine and Roger.

5. Fernand (count)Léon (1861 -1918)

Napoleons grandson Fernand ,Son of Count Léon served in the 19th Infantry Regiment he would die in the final year of the war. He was married but had no children.

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Bonaparte, Walewski family’s in the 50s/60s

Bonaparte Family

Louis, Prince Napoléon and his wife Alix, Princess Napoléon and their children: Prince Charles Napoléon, Princess Catherine, Princess Laure, Prince Jérôme

Walewski Family

The 5th Count Alexandre Colonna Walewski III and his siblings Florian Colonna-Walewski and sister Isabella Colonna-Walewska

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“toussaint louverture. chief of the black insurgents of santo domingo.”

artist and date are unknown.

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Napoleon room at Schönbrunn

The room in which Napoleon II aka the Duke of Reichstadt died in. A bust shows him on his deathbed in the corner . Today supposedly the bed in which he died and the stuffed and mounted remains of his beloved pet, a crested lark,

Can anyone confirm if this is the exact bed he died in? Cause wasn’t he like 6ft tall , that’s a small bed for 21 year old. lol

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My Lady Jane (2024) | s01e06 | 43/?

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Then dancing began, I, dancing a Quadrille with the Emperor, Albert opposite, with the Empress. This was followed by a Reel, in which Vicky danced very nicely, then a Valse which the Emperor asked her to dance with him, & which frightened her very much, &c — Really to think of a Gd Daughter of George IIIrd, dancing with the nephew of our great enemy, the Empr Napoleon now my most firm Ally, in the Waterloo Gallery, — is incredible! And this Ally was only 6 years ago, an exile in England, poor, & not at all thought of! The Emperor led me in to supper & Albert, the Empress. Her manner is the most perfect thing I ever saw, so gentle, graceful & kind, & so modest & retiring. All was over by ½ p. 12. Vicky behaved extremely well, making beautiful curtseys & was much praised by the Emperor & Empress, about whom she raves.

Queen Victoria’s Diary, 10th June 1853, 4th September 1859.

Victoria writes about dancing with Napoleon III and notes the irony.

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I’ll give you this theory .. maybe it’s cause she German lol.

Louis XVI- Marie Antoinette

Napoleon- Marie Louise

Nicolas II of Russia -Alexandra Feodorovna

All dethroned and or a revolution lol.

Throughout Marie Louise’s childhood,

napoleon periodically invaded her country and

curbstomped its armies like it was his job and

also like the country had killed his father and napoleon had sworn revenge and

also like napoleon just thought invading Austria was his hobby and so he would do that whenever he’s kinda stressed

(He fought Austria a lot, is my point)

And then she gets married off to Napoleon, against her will

And while she’s empress, her new country is invaded. By everyone.

Every time Marie Louise is around, the country gets invaded

At what point does she take it personally?

At what point does she accept that her person must magnetically pulls armies to invade the frontiers of her current nation?