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Joachim Murat (în italiană Gioacchino Murat; n. 25 martie 1767 , Labastide-Murat – d. 13 octombrie 1815 , Pizzo ) a fost mare duce de Clèves și Berg, mareșal al Imperiului Francez și rege al Regatului celor Două Sicilii din 1808 la 1815 .
Die Italiener verehren Murat und Napoleon bis heute. Äußerlich fiel Murat durch sein exzentrisches Gebaren auf. "Er trug", so wird er beschrieben, "stets prunkvolle oder bizarre Kleidung nach ...
Joachim Murat’s path to the throne of Naples was not unusual for the French Revolutionary era. Born in 1767 and originally destined for the church, Murat ran off from his home near Cahors, Gascony to join the army at the age of twenty. In the years that followed, he served as one of Napoleon’s top officers, rising through the ranks just as ...
Joachim Murat je rođen 25. ožujka 1767. u mjestu Labastide-Murat. Njegovi roditelji, Pierre Murat-Jordy i Jeanne Loubières, željeli su da se posveti crkvi tako da su mu u djetinjstvu osigurali strogo crkveno obrazovanje te ga s deset godina poslali u vjersku školu.
Joachim-Napoléon Murat (* 25. marec 1767, Labastide-Fortuniere, Francúzsko – † 13. október 1815, Pizzo, Taliansko), kráľ Neapola a Sicílie, veľkovojvoda z Bergu a Kleve, maršal Francúzska. Život. Narodil sa v Labastide-Fortuniere v Gaskonsku. Otec bol krčmár Pierre Murat-Jordy a matka Jeanne Loubières.
Joachim Murat, (born March 25, 1767, La Bastide-Fortunière, France—died Oct. 13, 1815, Pizzo, Calabria), French soldier and king of Naples (1808–15). He served in Italy and Egypt as a daring cavalry commander, and later he aided Napoleon in his coup d’état (1799) and married Napoleon’s sister Caroline Bonaparte.
Expelled from the seminary for bad behaviour, Joachim Murat joined a cavalry regiment from which he was forced to resign after two years. Working as a grocer's assistant, he solicited the help of several regional politicians who helped him to rejoin his regiment in 1791. Writing to his brother, he outlined his efforts to ensure his rapid promotion. For Murat, this meant vehemently voicing ...
