Exile of Napoleon Bonaparte

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historical event political exile

The Exile of Napoleon Bonaparte refers to his final banishment by the British to the remote South Atlantic island of Saint Helena, where he lived under close supervision until his death in 1821.

Aliases (1)

Napoleon's exile to Saint Helena ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historical event → political exile →
arrivalDate	1815-10-15 →
arrivalPoint	Jamestown, Saint Helena →
burialPlaceAtTime	Valley of the Geraniums, Saint Helena →
departurePoint	Plymouth, England →
endTime	1821-05-05 →
follows	Abdication of Napoleon in 1815 → Battle of Waterloo →
hasAllegedCauseOfDeath	stomach cancer →
hasAlternativeDeathTheory	arsenic poisoning →
hasAssociatedPerson	Bertrand family → Dr. Barry O’Meara → Dr. Francesco Antommarchi → Emmanuel de Las Cases → Gaspard Gourgaud NERFINISHED → Montholon family →
hasAssociatedWork	Napoleon’s memoirs dictated to Emmanuel de Las Cases →
hasCause	Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo → Napoleon’s second abdication →
hasCondition	limited visitors → restricted correspondence → strict surveillance →
hasInternationalContext	European balance of power after 1815 →
hasLanguageContext	French history →
hasLegalStatus	prisoner of war → state prisoner →
hasLocation	Saint Helena → South Atlantic Ocean →
hasPerpetrator	United Kingdom NERFINISHED →
hasPreviousExile	First exile of Napoleon to Elba →
hasResidence	Longwood House →
hasSubject	Napoleon Bonaparte NERFINISHED →
historicalPeriod	post-Napoleonic era →
imposedBy	British government → Prince Regent George (future George IV) →
includesEvent	Napoleon’s death on Saint Helena → Napoleon’s declining health → Napoleon’s dictation of his memoirs →
laterRelatedEvent	Entombment at Les Invalides, Paris → Return of Napoleon’s remains to France in 1840 →
monitoredBy	British garrison on Saint Helena → Royal Navy patrols →
partOf	Napoleonic Wars aftermath →
resultsIn	Death of Napoleon Bonaparte → End of Napoleonic political influence in Europe →
startTime	1815-10-15 →
supervisedBy	Sir Hudson Lowe →
transportedBy	HMS Northumberland NERFINISHED →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Les Cent-Jours ("Napoleon's exile to Saint Helena") →	followedByEvent
Longwood House →	significantEvent