Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte

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French person President of France emperor head of state human monarch of France politician

Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte was a French statesman who rose from the presidency of the Second Republic to become Emperor Napoleon III, ruling France from 1852 to 1870.

Aliases (7)

Napoleon III ×28
Napoleon III of France ×2
Louis Napoléon Bonaparte ×1
Louis-Napoleon ×1
Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte ×1
Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte as Emperor Napoleon III ×1
Napoleon III (as Bonapartist claimant) ×1

Statements (52)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	French person → President of France → emperor → head of state → human → monarch of France → politician →
alsoKnownAs	Louis-Napoleon → Napoleon III →
birthDate	1808-04-20 →
birthPlace	France → Paris →
burialPlace	St Michael's Abbey, Farnborough →
cameToPowerBy	coup d'état of 2 December 1851 →
capturedAt	Battle of Sedan →
causeOfDeath	complications from surgery →
child	Napoléon Eugène, Prince Imperial →
countryOfCitizenship	France →
deathDate	1873-01-09 →
deathPlace	Chislehurst → England → Kent → United Kingdom →
dynasty	House of Bonaparte →
endTime	presidency 1852-01-14 → reign as emperor 1870-09-04 →
familyName	Bonaparte →
father	Louis Bonaparte →
givenName	Charles → Louis → Napoléon →
headOfGovernment	France →
headOfState	France →
languageSpoken	French → German → Italian →
memberOfPoliticalParty	Bonapartist movement →
monarchOf	French Empire →
mother	Hortense de Beauharnais →
notableWork	Des idées napoléoniennes → L'Extinction du paupérisme →
participatedIn	Franco-Prussian War →
positionHeld	Co-Prince of Andorra → Emperor of the French → President of the French Second Republic →
precededBy	French Second Republic →
religion	Roman Catholic Church →
spouse	Eugénie de Montijo →
startTime	presidency 1848-12-20 → reign as emperor 1852-12-02 →
succeededBy	French Third Republic →
uncle	Napoleon I →

Referenced by (39)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Louis Bonaparte ("Louis Napoléon Bonaparte") → Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte ("Napoleon III") → Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte ("Louis-Napoleon") →	alsoKnownAs
French Empire ("Napoleon III") → French Second Republic → Second French Empire ("Napoleon III") →	headOfState
Jérôme Bonaparte ("Napoleon III") → Plon-Plon (Prince Napoléon-Jérôme Bonaparte) ("Napoleon III") → Victor, Prince Napoléon ("Napoleon III of France") →	relative
Hortense de Beauharnais ("Napoleon III") → Louis Bonaparte ("Napoleon III") →	child
House of Bonaparte ("Napoleon III") → Philhellenes ("Napoleon III") →	hasNotableMember
Emperor of the French ("Napoleon III") → Emperor of the French ("Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte") →	officeHolder
Alexandre Colonna-Walewski ("Napoleon III") → François Certain Canrobert ("Napoleon III") →	servedUnder
Second Empire ("Napoleon III") →	associatedWith
L’Empire, c’est la paix ("Napoleon III") →	author
Palais Garnier ("Napoleon III") →	commissionedBy
Plon-Plon (Prince Napoléon-Jérôme Bonaparte) ("Napoleon III") →	cousin
Second French Empire ("Napoleon III") →	emperor
Hector Lefuel ("Napoleon III") →	employer
Médaille militaire →	establishedBy
President of the French Republic →	firstHolder
French Second Republic →	firstPresident
Joséphine de Beauharnais ("Napoleon III") →	grandchild
Charles Léon ("Napoleon III") →	hasRelative
French Second Republic ("Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte as Emperor Napoleon III") →	headOfStateAfterCoup
Crimean War ("Napoleon III") →	involvedPerson
Emperor of the French ("Napoleon III") →	lastHolder
Second French Empire ("Napoleon III") →	monarch
Tuileries Palace ("Napoleon III") →	notableResident
Franco-Prussian War ("Napoleon III") →	opponent
Second French Empire ("Napoleon III") →	overthrownRuler
Treaty of Saigon (1862) ("Napoleon III") →	party
Treaty of Turin (1860) ("Napoleon III") →	signatory
Italian Risorgimento ("Napoleon III of France") →	significantFigure
Napoleon II ("Napoleon III (as Bonapartist claimant)") →	successor