Soon after their victory at Leipzig the allies offered Napoleon peace under which France boundaries would be the Rhine and the Alps. Napoleon ignored the offer and the allies began a coordinated campaign that made its way through France. Napoleon was defeated in a series of battles each bringing the allies closer to Paris. On March 31, 1814 a victorious allied army entered Paris, and French foreign minister Talleyrand influenced the Senate to declare that Napoleon had forfeited the throne. On April 11th he abdicated the throne to the allies who gave him the island of Elba as his own sovereign principality with an annual income of 2,000,000 francs.
YES. Napoleon III of France was forced to give up the territory of Alsace-Lorraine (in German - Elsass-Lohringen) to the new German Empire.
NO. Napoleon III was forced to give up the territory of Alsace-Lorraine (in German - Elsass-Lohringen) to the new German Empire. He was also personally deposed by the Third Republic of France.
This phrase or the similar one below are attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte."Let France have good mothers, and she will have good sons."Probably said by Napoleon Bonaparte. (Josiah Hotchkiss Gilbert, Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers)
Give up a throne
The whole territory of Louisiana (around 12 states) was owned by the Spanish, but Napoleon persuaded the Spanish to give it back to France in 1802. The Us bought the territory from Napoleon in 1803.
Napoleon III of France was forced to give up the territory of ALSACE-LORRAINE (in German - Elsass-Lohringen) to the new German Empire.
Belshazzar did not give up the throne of Babylon. It was taken from him when he was killed when Cyrus the Persian conqured the Babylonian Empire (Chaldean's)
King Henry VII did not "give up the throne." His reign ended when he died on 21 April 1509.
When someone is asked to renounce a throne, he or she is being asked to give up his or her throne. In other words, the person is being asked to disown the throne.
Napoleon III of France was forced to give up the territory of ALSACE-LORRAINE (in German - Elsass-Lohringen) to the new German Empire.
the hens had to give up their eggs because they rebelled against Napoleon but napoleon came back and threatened to starve them