Who were the leaders of the countries involved in the Napoleonic wars?

Answer 1

Almost all of Europe and the parts of the rest of the world that were part of the European Empires: Specifically, the most important/largest countries involved included the French, British, Ottoman, Austrian and Russian Empires, Prussia, Spain, Portugal, the United Kingdom of the Netherlands, Italy, and the United States from 1812

Answer 2

Austria; Russia; Prussia; Spain; Great Britain; Portugal; Bavaria; All at one time or another fight against Napoleon & France. Notable battles include Austerlitz, Jena/Auerstadt, Borodino, Leipzig & Waterloo. 1796 to 1815 just about covers it.

Pretty much every state in Europe was involved at some point on one side or the other. In addition, Colonial possessions of European powers and the newly independent United States were all involved to some degree.

Answer 3

As General Commander of the Army of Italy, he fought against Austria and Piedmont from April 11,1796 through October 17,1797.

As General commander of the French Army of Egypt , he fought against Turkey and Great Britain,

from May 19,1798 through October 9, 1799 (the Egypt and Syria campaign).

As First Consul she fought against the Second coalition, set up by Austria, Russia and Great Britain, from 1799 to 1800.

As Emperor: In 1803 -1806, the Third Coalition - set up by Austria, Portugal, Russia and UK.

In 1806 - 1807, the Fourth Coalition - set up by Prussia, Russia, Saxony, Sweden and UK.

In 1809, the Fifth Coalition set up by the Austrian Empire and UK.

In1812-1814, the Sixth Coalition - set up by Austria, Prussia, UK, Portugal, Sweden, Spain and several German States.

In 1815 , the Seventh Coalition - set up by UK, Russia and Prussia, Austria.