Battle of Paris (1814)

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The Battle of Paris (1814) was the decisive engagement in which the Sixth Coalition captured the French capital, forcing Napoleon Bonaparte’s first abdication and effectively ending his rule.

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instanceOf Napoleonic Wars battle
battle
battle of the War of the Sixth Coalition
alsoKnownAs Battle of Paris NERFINISHED
belligerent Austrian Empire NERFINISHED
French Empire NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Bavaria NERFINISHED
Prussia
surface form: Kingdom of Prussia

Kingdom of Württemberg NERFINISHED
Russian Empire
other states of the Sixth Coalition
campaign 1814 campaign in northeastern France
CoalitionCommander Crown Prince Frederick William of Württemberg NERFINISHED
Crown Prince Ludwig of Bavaria NERFINISHED
Field Marshal Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher NERFINISHED
Prince Karl Philipp of Schwarzenberg NERFINISHED
Tsar Alexander I of Russia NERFINISHED
coalitionStrength approximately 100000–120000 troops
consequence end of Napoleon I’s first reign
first abdication of Napoleon I NERFINISHED
country France
date 1814-03-30
defensivePositions heights and fortifications around Paris, including Montmartre
endDate 1814-03-31
followedBy Treaty of Fontainebleau (1814) NERFINISHED
first abdication of Napoleon I NERFINISHED
occupation of Paris by Coalition forces
FrenchCommander Joseph Bonaparte NERFINISHED
Marshal Auguste de Marmont NERFINISHED
Marshal Édouard Mortier NERFINISHED
FrenchStrength approximately 30000–40000 troops
historicalSignificance marked the collapse of Napoleonic rule in France in 1814
opened the way for the Bourbon Restoration
locationNow Île-de-France region, France NERFINISHED
notableFeature first capture of Paris by foreign armies since the 15th century
last major battle on French soil before Napoleon’s first abdication
notableParticipant Napoleon I (indirectly, as overall French emperor and commander-in-chief) NERFINISHED
opponent Sixth Coalition NERFINISHED
partOf Napoleonic Wars
War of the Sixth Coalition NERFINISHED
place Paris NERFINISHED
precededBy Battle of Arcis-sur-Aube NERFINISHED
Six Days’ Campaign NERFINISHED
result capture of Paris by the Sixth Coalition
decisive Coalition victory
surrender capitulation of Paris authorities to Coalition forces
tactic Coalition flanking movements and frontal assaults on Paris defenses

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French campaign of 1814 hasBattle Battle of Paris (1814)
Napoleon I abdication in 1814 follows Battle of Paris (1814)
Treaty of Paris (1814) precededBy Battle of Paris (1814)
this entity surface form: Allied occupation of Paris in 1814