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Napoleon II (Napoléon François Joseph Charles Bonaparte; 20 March 1811 – 22 July 1832) was the disputed Emperor of the French for a few weeks in 1815. He was the son of Emperor Napoleon I and Empress Marie Louise , daughter of Emperor Francis I of Austria .
Napoleon had five children. He adopted two, then he had two kids with his mistresses and, finally, one with his wife. Find out which of Napoleon’s children had their act together -and which did not: 1. Eugene de Beauharnais: reliability. Napoleon adopted Eugene in 1806. Portrait of Eugene by Andrea Appiani, 1810.
6. Juni 2023 · Napoleon's son, François Charles Joseph Bonaparte, was born in 1811 as the King of Rome, but separated from his father and exiled in Austria. He died of tuberculosis at 21, never fulfilling his potential or his father's legacy.
20. Sept. 2022 · Eugen von Mühlfeld was Napoleon’s son with his mistress, Emilie Kraus (Image: Wikimedia Commons) In 1805, Napoleon took a young Slovenian girl, Emilie Kraus, as his mistress. Since...
Learn about the life and fate of Napoleon's only legitimate child, who was born in 1811 and became the King of Rome, the Prince of Parma and the Duke of Reichstadt. Discover how Napoleon cherished and fussed over his son, and how he was denied his father's legacy after his death.
On this day the only legitimate descendant of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, his son Napoleon II, born by the Austrian Archduchess Maria Luisa, died. Napoleon II was born in 1811, and his father was awarded the title of “King of Rome” (Roi de Rome).
4. Okt. 2023 · Napoleon Bonaparte's son was named Napoleon Bonaparte. He ruled twice—disputed—as Napoleon II. He ruled for two days, aged three, and between 22nd June and 7th July, aged four years old. He was feared by European leaders who asked: Like father, like son? Would Napoleon II dominate Europe one day?
