Nickname given to Napoleon by his royal troops?

•The battle of Culloden took place on the 16th of April 1746 and was in the south east of Inverness in Scotland. The two fighting sides were the Highland army (Jacobite Army) and the Royal Troops. Victory was given to the Royal Troops ...

•The battle of Culloden took place on the 16th of April 1746 and was in the south east of Inverness in Scotland. The two fighting sides were the Highland army (Jacobite Army) and the Royal Troops. Victory was given to the Royal Troops ...

The term 'wren' - was the nickname given to members of the Women's Royal Naval Service (WRNS) ...

The motto of Royal Australian Corps of Military Police is 'For the troops, with the troops'. ...

It is known as the Royal County.

LRH (Lord Royal Highness) his nickname are his initials.

Roc = how he goes out and rocks the stage :p Royal= his sweet and sensitive side :) ...

The revolution was a war fought by the bourgeoisie against the monarchy and the royal family. The Napoleonic wars were wars fought abroad by Napoleon and his troops to concur land. ...

An undisclosed number of royal marines are in the Royal Marine Corps. The Royal Marine Corps has an estimated 7600 troops as well as 700 in reserve. The exact number of troops in the Royal Marine Corps is roughly 8300, with additional recruits joining every year. ...

Napoleon was never king. He was not of the House of Bourbon, France's royal family. He had himself proclaimed Emperor in 1804. ...

The troops of the Royal Household.

the name Cavaliers was used by the Paliamentrians for the Parliamentrians for the Royal supporters of Charles l during the Civil War 1642 - 1651 ...

Napoleon commanded the Artillery at the siege of Toulon. The Royal Navy were repelled. It would be the start of a gret career..... ...

the charter, the royal, and the propietry government.

Maria Letizia was the mother of Napoleon I, so I think so!

Royal Air Force... Defend Britain and support the troops

Prince Pyotr Bagration the descendant of the Georgian royal family of the Bagrations ...

Napoleon moved to the Parisian École Royale Militaire (Royal Parisien Military School) in 1784 and graduated a year later as a second lieutenant in the artillery. ...

Initially fighting in more than one front and underestemating the Royal Navy. ...

RAAF stands for the Royal Australian Air Force.

A nickname used by Queen Victoria for her husband, Prince Albert.

Napoleon was not captured at Waterloo. At the port of Rochefort he negotiated with Captain Frederick Maitland of the HMS Bellerophon, Royal Navy from whom he demanded political Asylum. ...

The United Kingdom and the strongest element at its disposal was the Royal Navy. ...

When he was a young artillery officer he managed to drive the Royal Navy out of Toulon. Throughout his career the Royal Navy and the troops of the United Kingdom remained the greatest obstacle in his long and illustrious career. Wanting to invade Russia, he had not counted on the Russian winter, this is where he lost a great many of his supplies and more than half his troops, the Russians burned everything that they thought Napoleon would use, including fuel and...

Napoleon was craved for power and attacked multiple countries at the same time! When Napoleon wanted to invade Britain, he was soundly defeated by the Royal Navy on several occasions, such as the Battle of Trafalgar. ...