No, he never had complete control of the European Continent.
Napoleon promoted the idea of a French Empire but there was simply to much European resistance.
He was a part of the 1799 coup against the lawful government of France called the Directory.
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Napoleon Bonaparte of France conquered much of Europe in the 1800's, but he did not conquer all of it.
No, he never had complete control of the European Continent.
Napoleon promoted the idea of a French Empire but there was simply to much European resistance.
He was a part of the 1799 coup against the lawful government of France called the Directory.
He became the First Consul in 1799.
He wanted to conquer it all and become supreme ruler.
He wanted to conquer it all and become supreme ruler.
No, he never even controlled Europe, but he gave it a valiant effort.
He failed to conquer Europe but his Napoleonic Code had noteworthy success.
Napoleon Bonaparte began his conquest of Europe in the early 19th century, starting with his military campaigns in Italy in the late 1790s. By 1804, he had established himself as Emperor of the French and began expanding his empire through a series of wars and treaties. Napoleon's conquest of Europe reached its peak in 1812 with the height of the French Empire, but by 1815, he was defeated at the Battle of Waterloo, marking the end of his reign and his ambitions for European domination. Overall, Napoleon's conquest of Europe took approximately 15 years from the start of his military campaigns to his final defeat.
True,
Napléon did not wish to conquer Europe. His only wish was to defend the French Republic against the royalists of Europe. In his quest, he established an empire, although his goal was not to conquer all of Europe.