Napoleon II

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Napoleon II, also known as the Duke of Reichstadt, was the short-lived heir to Napoleon Bonaparte’s empire who spent most of his life in exile at the Austrian court.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French prince
heir apparent
human
nobleman
alsoKnownAs Duke of Reichstadt
King of Rome
L’Aiglon
Napoléon François Charles Joseph Bonaparte
surface form: Napoleon François Charles Joseph Bonaparte

Duke of Reichstadt
surface form: Napoleon, Duke of Reichstadt

Napoleon II
surface form: Napoléon II
associatedWith Bonapartist legitimist claims in France
birthDate 1811-03-20
birthPlace Tuileries Palace
surface form: Tuileries Palace, Paris, France
burialPlace Les Invalides, Paris
surface form: Les Invalides, Paris, France
causeOfDeath tuberculosis
countryOfCitizenship Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Austrian Empire

First French Empire
surface form: French Empire
deathDate 1832-07-22
deathPlace Schönbrunn Palace
surface form: Palais Schönbrunn, Vienna, Austrian Empire
education Austrian military education at the Viennese court
ethnicGroup Austrian
French
father Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte
surface form: Napoleon I
fullName Napoléon François Charles Joseph Bonaparte
givenName Charles
François
Joseph
Napoléon François Charles Joseph Bonaparte
surface form: Napoléon
grandfather Francis I of Austria
grandmother Maria Theresa of Naples and Sicily
house House of Bonaparte
House of Habsburg
surface form: House of Habsburg-Lorraine
languageSpoken French
German
mother Marie Louise, Duchess of Parma
surface form: Marie Louise of Austria

Marie Louise, Duchess of Parma
nobleTitleGrantedBy Francis I of Austria
notableWork no known published works
positionHeld heir apparent to the French Empire
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Austrian imperial court
Schönbrunn Palace
surface form: Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna
spentMostOfLifeIn exile in Austria
succeeded Napoleon I (as heir)
successor Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte
surface form: Napoleon III (as Bonapartist claimant)
title Duke of Reichstadt
Emperor of the French (disputed)
King of Rome
uncle Francis I of Austria
surface form: Ferdinand I of Austria

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Napoleon Bonaparte child Napoleon II
House of Bonaparte hasDynasticTitle Napoleon II
this entity surface form: Prince Imperial of France
House of Bonaparte hasNotableMember Napoleon II
this entity surface form: Charles-Louis Napoléon Bonaparte
Les Invalides, Paris burialPlaceOf Napoleon II
subject surface form: Les Invalides
Charles Léon sibling Napoleon II
Napoleon II alsoKnownAs Napoleon II
this entity surface form: Napoléon II
Duke of Reichstadt holder Napoleon II
Duke of Reichstadt alsoKnownAs Napoleon II
subject surface form: Napoleon II
this entity surface form: Napoleon, Duke of Reichstadt
Duke of Reichstadt title Napoleon II
subject surface form: Napoleon II
this entity surface form: Prince Imperial of the French
Bonaparte dynasty hasMember Napoleon II
Bonaparte notableMember Napoleon II
King of Rome refersTo Napoleon II
King of Rome holder Napoleon II
King of Rome createdFor Napoleon II
L’Aiglon refersTo Napoleon II
L’Aiglon mainSubject Napoleon II
subject surface form: play "L’Aiglon" by Edmond Rostand
Joseph givenNameOf Napoleon II
Joseph alsoKnownAs Napoleon II
subject surface form: Napoleon II
this entity surface form: Napoléon II
Joseph child Napoleon II
subject surface form: Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoléon François Charles Joseph Bonaparte alsoKnownAs Napoleon II
this entity surface form: Napoléon II
Napoleon I (as heir) hasHeir Napoleon II
Napoleon I (as heir) hasIssue Napoleon II
Reichstadt associatedWith Napoleon II
Reichstadt associatedTitleHolder Napoleon II
this entity surface form: Napoleon II, Duke of Reichstadt
Église du Dôme burialPlaceOf Napoleon II
The Eaglet alsoKnownAs Napoleon II
The Eaglet alsoKnownAs Napoleon II
this entity surface form: Napoléon II
The Eaglet styledAs Napoleon II
play "L’Aiglon" by Edmond Rostand mainCharacter Napoleon II
subject surface form: L’Aiglon
play "L’Aiglon" by Edmond Rostand subject Napoleon II
subject surface form: L’Aiglon