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18. Mai 2018 · The French marshal Joachim Murat (1767-1815), brother-in-law of Napoleon I, served in the wars of the French Revolution and Empire. He was king of Naples from 1808 to 1815. Joachim Murat was born at La Bastide-Fortumière (Lot) on March 25, 1767. He was the second son of an inn-keeper who intended the boy to make his career in the Church.
Joachim Murat se narodil 25. března 1767 jako jeden ze synů hostinského ve vesnici La Bastide-Fortuniere v jihofrancouzském departementu Lot. Původně nastoupil kněžskou dráhu, ale asi ve 20 letech věku se přiřadil k jezdeckému regimentu v Toulouse. Z počátků jeho vojenské kariéry jsou připomínány jisté problémy v kázeňské oblasti, a také množství jím svedených ...
When Joachim Murat asked the painter Antoine-Jean Gros to make this very large portrait in 1811 (the painting measures 3m43 by 2m80!), he had already been the King of Naples for three years (1808) and wanted the picture to demonstrate his triumphal success. To illustrate the kingdom, the painter chose to show the famous volcano Vesuvius, with a billow of smoke floating up into the sky ...
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. Joachim Murat (25. mars 1767 – 13. október 1815) var franskur marskálkur og flotaforingi í þjónustu Napóleons Bónaparte á tíma franska keisaraveldisins. Fyrir þjónustu sína gaf Napóleon Murat furstatign árið 1804, gerði hann að stórhertoga af Berg árið 1805 og síðan að konungi konungsríkisins Napólí ...
Joachim Murat's in einer deutschen Biographie Erwähnung zu thun. Seine späteren Geschicke, seine neapolitanische Regenten- und Kriegslausbahn bis zu dem Verrath an seinem Wohlthäter und sein Hinrichtungstod im Castell von Pizzo, am 13. October 1815, gehören nicht in diesen Rahmen.
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 ...
