Les Cent-Jours

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historical period political event

Les Cent-Jours refers to the brief 1815 period when Napoleon Bonaparte returned from exile, regained power in France, and ultimately fell after the Battle of Waterloo.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historical period → political event →
associatedDynasty	Bonaparte dynasty →
associatedRuler	Napoleon I →
associatedTreaty	Second Treaty of Paris →
capital	Paris →
chronologicalContext	1815 in Europe →
country	France →
durationInDays	111 →
endDate	1815-07-08 →
endedBy	Allied occupation of Paris in July 1815 → Napoleon's second abdication on 1815-06-22 →
followedBy	Second Bourbon Restoration →
followedByEvent	Napoleon's exile to Saint Helena → Napoleon's second abdication →
follows	First Bourbon Restoration →
governmentForm	French Empire →
hasCause	Napoleon's escape from Elba →
hasEffect	Congress of Vienna settlement consolidation → Occupation of France by Allied powers →
hasName	Hundred Days → Les Cent-Jours →
headOfGovernment	Napoleon I →
headOfState	Napoleon I →
historicalSignificance	final attempt of Napoleon to retain power in France →
keyBattle	Battle of Ligny → Battle of Quatre-Bras → Battle of Waterloo → Battle of Wavre →
languageOfTerm	French →
leaderOpposed	Louis XVIII of France →
location	Metropolitan France →
mainProtagonist	Napoleon Bonaparte →
notableDocument	Acte additionnel aux constitutions de l’Empire →
opponent	Austrian Empire → Kingdom of Hanover → Kingdom of Prussia → Kingdom of the Netherlands → Russian Empire → Seventh Coalition → United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland →
partOf	Napoleonic Wars →
precededByEvent	Napoleon's exile to Elba →
result	Defeat of Napoleon → End of the Napoleonic Wars → Restoration of Louis XVIII →
startDate	1815-03-20 →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Hundred Days →	alsoKnownAs
Les Cent-Jours →	hasName