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What year was Napoleon Bonaparte exiled to Elba?

In 1814.


What year did Napoleon get exiled to St Helena?

From 10 December 1815 until his death on 5 May 1821 he was exiled at Longwood House about 4 miles from Jamestown on St. Helena.


What nationality was Napoleon Bonaparte?

Napoleon was born in Corsica one year after it was acquired by France, so he was French.


What year was Napoleon Bonaparte's final defeat?

1815 (June 18)


When and where Napoleon Bonaparte live?

Napoleon Bonaparte, perhaps one of the most well-known historical figures was born on the island of Corsica in 1769, which at the time belonged to France. He spent his earlier years as a soldier, and later commander of the French army, where he spent time in campaigns all over Europe. After becoming emperor of France in 1799, he lived there for a time before setting out on campaign, where he traveled to such places as Egypt and Russia. Once he was defeated in 1813 at Leipzig he was exiled to the island of Elba in the Mediterranean. He escaped after a year of confinement and returned to France, but was then defeated in 1815 at the battle of Waterloo and exiled to the island of Saint Helena in the south Atlantic for the last six years of his life.


What year did Napoleon Bonaparte conquer Europe?

He became the First Consul in 1799.


What year day and month did Napoleon Bonaparte die?

5 May 1821


What Year was frozen food invented?

the canned food is invented in 1804 by Napoleon Di Bonaparte.


Who became emperor of France in the year 1800?

NAPOLEON BONAPARTE became the First Emperor of France in 1800.


Did Napoleon Bonaparte invent the last name?

Until 1796 Napoleon signed letters, orders and documents with his Italian surname: "di Buonaparte". Starting from that year he adopted the gallicized version of it : "Bonaparte" omitting also the noble particle "di".


When did Louis Napoleon the 3rd die?

Napoleon died on 5 May 1821 while in exile on St Helena. It is generally accepted that he died of stomach cancer, although some historians have suggested arsenic poisoning by his British captors.


In what year did Napoleon Bonaparte take over the Directory?

He was a part of a coup against the Directory on November 9, 1799.