Yes, Napoleon Bonaparte effectively kidnapped Pope Pius VII in 1809. After tensions between the French government and the papacy over the pope's refusal to endorse Napoleon's policies, the French emperor ordered Pius VII to be arrested. The pope was taken from Rome and held under guard in various locations in France until 1814, when he was eventually released.
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Napoleon crowned himself Emperor. This was already planned, and Pope Pius VII agreed.
He insisted on the presence of the Pope, but the Pope did not crown him. Napoleon put the crown on his own head.
You must be thinking of "Holy Crap", when Peter kidnaps the Pope
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Imprisoning the pope.
Napoleon's crowning was significant because it showed that he had more power than the pope and the church. Napoleon took the crown from the Pope's hands and put it on himself. He did this to declare his power.
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So that he would not appear subservient to the Pope.
Emperor. The pope was going to crown him, but Napoleon took the crown away and crowned himself Emperor.