Napoleon Bonaparte — what did Napoleon Bonaparte do at each age?

ナポレオン・ボナパルト | Historical Figure | Born 1769

Timeline

• Age 10 (1779): Entered military school in France
• Age 16 (1785): Commissioned as artillery officer
• Age 24 (1793): Promoted to brigadier general after Siege of Toulon
• Age 26 (1795): Became general of French army
• Age 26 (1795): Saved the National Convention, became prominent
• Age 27 (1796): Led Italian Campaign, defeated Austrian forces
• Age 30 (1799): Became First Consul
• Age 30 (1799): Became First Consul in coup detat
• Age 35 (1804): Crowned Emperor of France
• Age 35 (1804): Crowned Emperor of the French
• Age 36 (1805): Won Battle of Austerlitz
• Age 43 (1812): Invaded Russia, disastrous retreat
• Age 45 (1814): Abdicated and exiled to Elba
• Age 46 (1815): Exiled to Saint Helena
• Age 46 (1815): Returned for Hundred Days, defeated at Waterloo

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