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- Napoleon Bonaparte finds a mention in every history book. There was a time he ruled much of Continental Europe, but he died far away from home, isolated, and in exile. Was he a hero or was he Europe's most divisive ruler?
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Palki: who was nepoleon?
Oli: he was nepali 😏
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Imran Khan: He was our brother and we will fight for him.
Ending sentence was superb.. " Each one has ability to change history but need to decide the way to go".
Inspiring
The rest of her presentation was complete garbage though that the ending sentence came off as smug and judgmental.
Presentism is a disease. One we not heal from without great loss first.
As a french born Indian i read about Napoléon Bonaparte , i just love Napoléon & the English admire him till today , thanks Palki & WION for your interest & history on French history.
Do you still live in Pondicherry?
@@powerhousebikki no m in France
@@sirenorebello817 oh, Alright. Much love to the French People. Stay safe buddy.
Thank you for loving our Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. He was great French Military Commander.
Still remain Best Conquerer in Europe. Aka The Master of Europe and Great Strategic Military Genius.
You love a racist guy.
A guy that murder millions Africans. Also conquer other nations and murder innocent people so brutal.
Napoleon's life was no short of magic, rising from very humble background and then reaching to the apex of Caesar like life. Nobody is perfect but his life is an inspiration to many. Nothing is impossible in this world if you have steel-hard determination.
Napolean was the Emperor and you bastards do not deserve to call him anything!! Long live the Emperor!
@Castle 😂🤣🤣👍👍
Sounds like the story of Emperor Kapilendra Deva of Gajapati Dynasty. From rags to riches
Nobody is perfect???
Don't you know Shree Krishna?
@@nandanparalikar3043 Why bring Prabhu Shree Krushna to a comparison between humans?
Napoleon was more than a military leader, whose legacy is still felt today. If not for him, ancient Egyptian history would have never been revealed to the world.
That's a very interesting statement! How would one explain the presence of those large pyramidal structures in the middle of the city?
@@sumukhhegde7161 Interestingly, Muslims did not destroy Pyramids, threatened by it. Maybe they did not know that it had mummies buried in it until European archeologists started discovering it. If they had knew that it had mummies buried in it, they would have destroyed it as they destroyed bamiyan buddha in Afghanistan.
@@sivansuresh208 the Europeans did destroy temples and monuments. Our sun temple in konark is an example. Only when they found out that religion and spirituality are at the heart of the people of India and they found it prudent to not do such things again for "good business", did they stop. Regarding pyramids, who bored into the pyramids? Not the Egyptians.
@@sumukhhegde7161 and still this isn't in our books. We had kingdoms far greater then Mughal
They had trade.
I didn't like history in school but wow Palki you make it so🙏 interesting
You are stupid. Please don't watch news. Someone who could not enjoy history, should not watch news. You should watch celebrities relationships and breakups news and cry over it.
@@sivansuresh208 🤣👍👍👍👍History and geography my favorite subjects..
@Baboi • బాబోయ్ No! I still study history as my favorite pass time.
@@sivansuresh208 have you a lot of time to waste?
@@trollnehru8102 What are you doing here, Mr. Productivity?
Not many people know this, but when Napoleon was exiled and he came out of the prison, such was his power that not one man stood to defend his exit. The entire army just stood there, watching him leave, no voice raised. He was the greatest commander of modern history. What a life he had. Also not many know, but the first war that he fought with Russia was because of a woman. Tsar rejected his marriage proposal with his daughter because he said, Napolean was TOO SHORT in height. Napoleon on hearing this attacked Russia. A man with valour. An inspiration to me and thousands who read his life.
I don't understand what is wrong with today's generation, they try to judge people of history with ethics and morals of today. You have to understand, those were different time, society evolve over generation. Don't take it too hard.
Very true!
To know right and wrong one does not have to be at a certain time! Folks at the receiving end knew the difference between right and wrong.
You call it 'valour' when a man fights a country for a woman? That's toxic masculinity.
They say Talleyrand was behind his 'escape', so that he can again become emperor, lose and sent really far away for good. That army stood because it was all planned.
@@tarunnair742 the word you used "toxic masculinity" might not even invented back then, what he said is right that don't see history with 21st century glasses you might ended up being educated stupid !
Note: i am not defending Nepolean here!
Napoleon was the last great leader to hold total political power and frontline military genius, in the mold of Alexander and Caesar. He was a brilliant tactician and many social reforms he passed are still used today in modern societies. He is my favorite military leader and person from history.
Epic History TV
Napoléon is even quoted in the polish anthem, which I also like a lot ! their anthem is empowering
Wion news is so peaceful...i hope most media shows news peacefully and positively in future
Palki ji please do Charlemagne next time. Another great French Emperor of the medieval period! 🙏
If macron makes a speech about him, then Palki will do
@@KunalKeshav-dq6ty ha to buri baat kya hai isme?
@@uselesshero.official and Kya context hoga Charlemagne ke upar baat karne ke liye Indian media mein?
Napoleon Bonaparte is remembered because he is the one who captured Vatican City and Threat Pope to declare Church & State law is separated!
@@KunalKeshav-dq6ty context yehi hoga ki puraane zamane ki savyata aur itihaas hum aur jan payenge. European history bohot gaur se pdahai nhi jata hai hume. Charlemagne's Frankia was a solace to the dark ages of early medieval period. Many historians actually suggest that it was trough Charlemagne, that Europe saw the first glimpses of the Renaissance.
Leaders like Alexander , Gehgis Khan , Nepoleon , Ashoka, Akbar ,Maharana Pratap , Shivaji Maharaj , Maharana kumbha , Bajirao these people are leaders to be looked upto who almost single handedly wrote the destiny of history and are remembered with a sence of respect
Gengis khan is respected by whom...?
@@AmandeepSingh-cv5qz Just because you hate somebody doesnt mean they arent respectable.
And yes.
The "politically incorrect" people like Julius Caeser, Timurlane, Winston Churchill, Stalin and a certain Austrian painter also are there in the list.
Hateable and respectable at the same time.
You can respect and hate someone at the same time. Though most people don't understand the difference between these 2.
All those people you mention are just warmongers and bloodthirsty beasts. What about the nonviolence doctrine preached by Sidhartha Gotama, and opted by M.K. Gandhi.
@Dark_Platinum Even I would have it might have just slipped my mind.
@@TheRamesh55ist Why not the beauty of history is that every style of leadership is embaraced. Soo Yes even Mahatma Gandhi , Gautam budha , Vardaman Mahavir and many more
You did not mention that the Caribbean country Haiti brutally defeated Napoleon's army and ended slavery in that country. Haiti shares the Caribbean island of Hispanola with the Dominican Republic.
That`s merely a footnote in his history barely had an impact on France. It was however the only sucessful slave revolt in history if i`m not mistaken
@@bobbyjohnson1086 Yes, it had an impact on France because France forced Haiti to pay $21 billion for loss of income from slavery. France got $21 billion richer.
@@mr.wilfredambrosina6883 Are you a Haitian nationalist? You are really overstating it's significance in the context of the napoleonic era plus it was only a 6 minute video🤣
@@bobbyjohnson1086 Why be proud of slavery?
@@MrALenCar321 who's proud of it?
Who was Napoleon: A military and political genius who did more reforms than any other ruler of that time.
He was a mafioso who inflicted a lot of pain to my country.
Beautiful and short description of history .Thank you
Wow you such a good reporter for the history and so much more from Britain and this is the best news channel 🌺🙏🙏
Napoleon achieved great things in a negative sense. He lived in an era when European powers were constantly at war with each other. His rule was a calamity for Europe but the French loved him and made him a national hero. No one else agrees. He was a complex character and this little clip gives it very short shrift.
Really njoy ur shows .... Very informative....
Was surprised to see the headline. Good piece -- informative -- Thank you!
That was a very nice mini-documentary. Thank you Palki. ❤&✌🏻... to all life!
Napoleon Bonaparte used to say impossible word should be removed from dictionary 😎😎
This is called attitude.
Looking forward to see this kind of info from you palki.
Emperor Napoleon is the epitome of ambition, determination, intelligence and grit.
Thanks for the history lesson. ☺👏
"The ideas that underpin our modern world-meritocracy, equality before the law, property rights, religious toleration, modern secular education, sound finances, and so on-were championed, consolidated, codified and geographically extended by Napoleon. To them he added a rational and efficient local administration, an end to rural banditry, the encouragement of science and the arts, the abolition of feudalism and the greatest codification of laws since the fall of the Roman Empire." -Andrew Roberts, British historian.
His support to slavery was influenced by powerful lobby in France who benefited from slavery in west indies.His force was defeated by Haiti(mostly because of yellow fever).Napoleon: Man behind the myth is a masterpiece book.
Is that right?
Don’t forget Poland, they helped Haiti secure their independence
Who is the author of book?
@@shivamtomar Adam Zamoyski
@@Crazycreeper349 no they didn't
"Each one of us can change the history"
Grt quote Ma'am
Great piece. Keep it coming Thanks
Thank God.... something different at last🙏👍🙂
We must appreciate the way she explained it
Simple and direct. I’m now an expert on Napoleon.
Thanks Palki
The way palki explains made me listen history interesting than my teachers did in school 👏👏
Artillery is the God of War
- Napoleon
I recommend the series about Napoleon by epic history on TH-cam. Truly the most remarkable human being with an incredible story. Also he spoke Italian not Spanish 🤦
I have also watched whole series and new video also on Wellington last camping in Spain.
which video can you please post the link
@@RAMIC-tv1ye look up epic history Napoleon on yt the first video is the seige of toulon
"In December 1804, in the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris, Napoleon Bonaparte crowned himself Emperor of French. Europe has never seen such a sudden and dramatic rise to powe, from an impoverished Corsican nobility to millitary dictator of france in little more than 10 years."
His Intro Is Is Simple Napoleon Bonapart We all know he is the most significant human who ever lived What a Man love it
Great job you are a great journalists
For most of his reign, Nepoleane was master of Europe - emposing treaties on defeated nations, overthrowing old regimes, redrawing frotline and making new kings. He was the last figure in history who combined total political power with frontline military genius in the mould of Alexender and Ceaser. He ruled the contient at that time when British Empire was on its peak. But no one could challnge his suprimacy. All the colitions made against him collapsed one by one. His greatest achievement is that within 15 years of his reign he made France immortal in the history of the world. France never saw such a legend again. When Germany defeated France during WW2 in just 6 weeks, France might have realized that one day a frech leader used to control Germany with his left hand.
Today, WION has more subscribers than CGTN. Proud to be an Indian 🇮🇳
@NILAY SHAH ok 6 day old bot 😁😁😁
I m French and I support wion and I appreciate this journalist love from France 🇫🇷
Wow what an amazing analysis of Napoleon Bonaparte & his political career!!
Excellent wording, thanks madam
I would like to add,
His Code paved the way for modern civil and criminal procedure codes. He pioneered what is now Archaeology by investigating Egyptian pyramids. His lineage continued for 100 years in Europe.
His act of placing his throne on his head with his own hands while Pope was standing beside him changed the course of history of Europe. It was customary for Pope to declare a king emperor by placing the throne on the emperor's head. But napoleon said that French throne was in the dust and I lifted with my own hands.
History may be misread by some, but Fact is fact independent of one's observation.
Mohammed & his companions will hide in their cave if they encountered Napoleon Bonaparte lol 😝😁👌
if the whole world encountered fatih sultan mehmet the conquerer even their caves would not save them. think this way. stupid comment.
@@ozioz6285 literally who
@@ozioz6285 never heard of him sorry
@@rickmorty5745 Conquered Constantinople at the age of 21
@@zuhairtaimoor7779 at that byzantine was very week lol
And ottomans have large army
please do more videos about historical figures like these
Excellent narrative style.
she said he lost 5000 soldiers with his russian invasion, he entered russia with 500 000 and after defeat only 50 000 made it back the the duchy of warsaw.
He destroyed the Russian army. Only after reaching Moscow he realised that there is nothing to be gained in moscow
@@Ak-ue2yq because the russians burnt it to the ground so he went home
@@MrPsiclone666 I think that’s about right!
@@MrPsiclone666 read some history
He did not destroyed russian army
She said Napoleon lost 5000 soldiers bcz of disease and weather, that doesn't include soldiers who died in the war itself
In 1813 Invasion of Russia, Napolean lost almost 600,000 men. His "Grande Armée" of 612,000 was the largest army assembled till then in Europe and only about 10000 soldiers made it back. It was a disaster of epic proportions.
Please correct your statement - where you say only 5000 died
True! And in fact what killed Napoleons army in Russia was an unexpected very early winter. Most of his men died frozen to death.
@Norman Tejeda Well actually both! Napoleon I decides to march on Russia in June. Nearly 700,000 soldiers, who constitute the largest army ever deployed, are mobilized for the Russian campaign, against 500,000 Russian soldiers. On September 14, Napoleon entered Moscow. But Tsar Alexander I refused to surrender. The Russians burn the city, leaving the soldiers unprotected to spend the winter. On October 18, Napoleon then ordered the retreat from Russia. General Mikhail Koutouzov took advantage of this departure to attack the Grand Army from all sides. On December 14, all of Napoleon's soldiers left Russian territory. In total, between battles, cold and disease, 200,000 soldiers of the Grand Army died during the Russian campaign.
The strategy of the Russian corps is clear and defined by General Barclay de Tolly: retreat, advance the invincible army into Russian lands and avoid combat at all costs. A few battles take place, Russian pride resurfacing: Smolensk, Moskowa. So many French victories, whatever Tolstoy says. When Napoleon arrived in Moscow in September, he was accompanied by 110,000 men. 100,000 were left behind. Others ? They have already disappeared starving dead, harassed by the Cossacks. The torrential rains in July slowed the advance of cars full of food and encouraged the spread of dysentery. Paradoxically, the terrible winter was preceded by a murderous summer: half of Napoleon's army is gone!
So you are right but for some reason the French mainly remember the cold winter: Victor Hugo: « Il neigeait. On était vaincu par sa conquête / pour la première fois l’aigle baissait la tête. » ("It was snowing. We were overcome by its conquest / for the first time the eagle lowered its head.")
Worth knowing; The “Greatest Army” in the world brings together Poles, Austrians, Italians, Prussians and Dutch. The French "grognards" only represent 40% of the convoy, mostly inexperienced soldiers since the bulk of the troops are in Spain to subdue the guerrillas.
@Norman Tejeda How do you know so much about Napoleon Ier !? You don't seem to be French and yet... 👌
@Norman Tejeda I gladly grant you that admiration has no nationality and will have a interested look at Epic History TV. Thanks and take care.
Remember only Mongols and Finnish can defeat the Russians during winter
Interesting...tq
Napolean Bonaparte was in many ways the founder of progressive politics in europe as well as the whole world. A leader who loved to read and educate himself all the time. his influence on europe and the world are still present today
you cant be hero to everyone at the same time, i think nelopeon's legacy is remembered by french people a poitive attitude, for his heroic bravery, unparalleled strategy's in warfare and is a popular french icon who made france superpower in europe and around the world.
Man with a decorated life.
Thank you for sharing.
He is great in his time.
Palki,
Refreshing as always.
Great Nepolean 👍
Napoleon is one of my greatest idols. Truly a great man. Unlike all other European leaders of the west.
The communication quality of news and language inputs is exquisite and unpararaalled....there are my honest appreciation..very good sick of all artificial ,doctored news.
All news channel in India is sickening ,artifical,doctored, self serving ..but your channel has the whole World but not India as you cannot be truthful ..
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@04:06 not give thousand. I think it is about 400,000-500,000 troops during the retreat.
500.000
Fantastic
His home language was Italian since his family was Italian from Sarzana a small town next to Genoa. They emigrated to Corsica few months prior his birth.
Great I would like one on "Otto von Bismarck"
I am very inspired by chhatrapati shivaji and napolean
Napolean was a racist, being an Indian u should not support him.
@Nickill JoshuA not all true
Woww. you are damn good in briefing anything mam
Very, well done!
If Palki was our history prof damn history will be my fav subject.
He lost 500,000 soldiers not 5000. He mindful of the information when you read. Makes me question other information.
A bit of correction he had about 650000 soldiers and lost about 500000 soldiers. And beleive it or not, most soldiers died of winter. The russian caualties were 3 times greater. Napoleon lost 120000 soldier in combat, Russians about 300000
This many?
@@nightwolfjr.6184 Most soldiers died during the summer advance, from dysentery and typhus. Disease killed the army. But the winter did kill what was left.
Good narration.
Napoleon is my Hero.🙏👍
He spread the ideas of the French revolution throughout Europe.
The idea that all men are born equal, removing serfdom (which was also a type of slavery) throughout Europe, allowing women to inherit property, spreading the metric system,...
Napoleon did bring war and destruction, but the ideas he spread have lasted until today. Many of the laws that are still in place today were brought trough the Code Napoleon.
The US was earlier.
@@linusschmutz3985 The US was a small player and had little to no influence in world affairs. They wouldn't have been able to influence any large nation.
@@HansLandaNaranja the US had more influence than you think the US was the first Colonie resisting the British empire the US constitution influenced the french revolution and the revolution of 1848. The United States battled the brits down with the help of the french army in the battle of Yorktown. The US even fought oversea wars against the barbary pirates in North Africa at that time. Not for nothing Napoleon made the day washington died a national holiday.
The 13 colonies were by far the biggest colonies of the British empire in 1776. In africa they had nearly non colonies at that time same in Australia and India Asia. It was a major loss for the brits in the battle against France.
@@linusschmutz3985 The US was just some faraway colony that had very little influence. Europe pretty much ruled the world and the US only got its independence because of France. Without France it would've remained a colony.
Colonies switching hands happened quite often.
The American war of independence was very small scale if you compare it to any war in Europe of that era.
The USA only became a power in the 20th century and only a world power after WWII, because there was no one left standing.
@1:08 I think he spoke Italian and French with heavy accent.
Nop! Not Italian (since Italia did not exist at the time. Italia was born in 1870). He spoke Sarde which was the language spoken in the Sarde kingdom => Sardinia+Corsica+south of today's French/Italian Alps. All 3, Italian, French and Sarde come from Classic Latin but actually French and Italian are much closer to each other than Sarde is.
@@MCSTNDTCAFAG oh! Thanks for the information.
@@kuralpozhilann4355 You are very welcome Kural. Take care and peace.
A great man. A very great man!
Mrs Palki Uphadhya Sharma loves my country France 🇫🇷 & i love her country too India🇮🇳 thanks to WION .
French emperor whose soldiers were devastated by Russian soldiers
russian cold
Yep Russian cold! A very early winter made them Freeze to death. This is actually why his soldiers were deserting.
Russia destroyed Nazi Germans as well.
Are you still in the Russian realm? Wake up
@@MCSTNDTCAFAG good luck NATO. 👍
Napoleon Bonaparte reminds me of
Erwin Smith from Attack on Titan,
a great commander with a White Horse.
Great video.
A great man!
Greatest french emperor Napoleon Bonaparte will return
Yeah and his name is emanual macron also known as the antichrist!
Everyone should read ‘The age of Napoleon’ by Will Durant. One of the greatest biographies you will ever read !
I like to add in Andrew Roberts 'Napoleon the Great' as an alternative
Of all my years reading history
I have learned one thing
" Do not judge history".
Napoleon bonaparte was the greatest military general in history. He was also a Great Statesman he ended Feudal, seperated Church from system, introduced the metric measurement still in use today and Universal Education and legalized divorce also ended Austrian dominance ended Spanish empire while keeping England out of mainland and Kept french Revolution alive
Greatest French emperor.
For Napoleon's army there shall be no alps .
A genius whos tactics and strategy are still studied in all the great military institutions thru out the world
Waeva...you speak so well and you are Beautiful yah. I now talk about you everywhere 😉 not who was Nepolean Bonaparte. 😬
You guys are doing good. No Nonsense types. Thank you.
lol Napoleon cracked down on the power of the Catholic church. Good thing.
Napoleon's legacy is not here, the Catholic Church still stands
@@link2442 Napoleons legacy is not here? Napoleonic code still the basis for a lot of law. He sold Louisinia to America and indirectly caused Latin American independence
Soooooo? He sounded like most of the kings in that era. Why this special segment?
Why are you so arrogant? Yesterday was 200 years since his passing & he had no equal in that era. One of the absolute greats!
Probably the greatest military genius that have ever lived, he was incredible important to history, code civil, etc.
@@bobbyjohnson1086 did i diss him? The question was if he was somehow this white supremacist. I am only asking why point that out about him when thats the era he was in.
Winners wrote history. Be it ww2 or about napolean. Just take the info with a grain of salt.
@@Gouthamedara This was the first I ever heard Napoleon associated with white supremacy. I guess Caesar's conquest of Gaul was also white supremacy or something.
@@ninjacats1647 me too. Its like britishers telling its colonies in ww2 that germany will enslave the world 🤦🏽♂️. No self awareness whatsoever lol.
Interesting
A good and informative piece, but please get your graphics to sync with your narration, it says he was born in 1767. I was wondering if the graphics wrong or ur script all the while when you were mentioning age...cheers...
Do you know who was Rana Pratap and Chandragupt Maurya?
Yes I know Rana pratab lost to akbar 🤣😂
@THE PARADOXICAL I feel sorry for you aswell munna
@@muslimking3869 that coward never came face to face with Maharana Pratap.
@@user-yr1cs1pw6h that's always loosers say
@@muslimking3869 then tell me what do you want to say on king Suheldev.
Vive la France❗🇫🇷💯✌
Anchor is wonderful
@palkisu you always come out with such interesting topics which are so relevant today , History cannot be denied jus used to correct mistakes anyway the victors always write the history
I read it Napoleon BLOWNapart..
In Waterloo
@@Krishnendu792 water in a loo🤭🤭🤭
@@abhishektandon8373 Water in Soo-Soo?
he blew all europe apart with his Grand Army.
According to History
Pakistan , srilanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, Afganistan, mayanmar was part of India ..... That was a real India Akhand Bharat ....
Sorry but ur wrong. Nepal was never a part of India🤷♀️
@@ananya255 But i read somewhere that nepal (king or pm or prez ) asked nehru to make nepal a state of india , but nehru rejeced.
@@thelegendary674 Well that still doesn't make Nepal a part of India
Why don't we also face the fact that Madrasas in India are getting funds from Pakistan, Turkey China to spread terrorism? Do we, the citizens of India have the courage to call out the Madrasas about their teachings of Gajwa E Hind? Why don't we urge govt to ban Madrasas completely? Which other minorities have a totally different education system in the name of religion which does nothing but brainwash little kids.
We wouldn't raise our voice. Cz we are too happy to be seen as seculars.
@@ananya255 Nepal was. Our Lord Sita and Lord Buddha who was a avatar of Vishnu was born in Nepal. And Nepal is and will forever remain our celebrated and seminal part of Bharat and a perennial entity of Hindutva.
Brave to speak up
Sharma jee you rock, Your view's are good
Napoleon: "when china wakes up, the world will shake"
I’ll correct the end of your intro: He was defeated by Wellingtons forces at Waterloo which included the then Prussians army. Prior to this the French Napoleonic forces were defeated by the British with a little help from the Portuguese and of course the Spanish forces on the peninsula, we know it as Portugal and Spain today. Wellingtons forces also kicked his ass and took back Toulouse before we learned that Wellington had defeated Napoleon already at Waterloo. So Napoleon was forced into exile because the British Duke of Wellingtons force and allies made it so. I like your channel but please don’t be over selective and leave out convenient historical fact. Just saying.
Napoleon Brothers were King of Spain, Netherlands and Italy. No jokes
He defeated napoloen once,but defeated his brother and marshalls several times
No offense but the British only beat Napoleon in one Battle and it was Waterloo, and because Blucher was arriving, otherwise they were lost. And on the Iberic Peninsula? Common the Brits got their ass kicked countless times there. It was the guerilla tactics and the overwhelming hostile population that finally led the French to pull back.
I had a good history lesson
Napoleon died in Elba where he was exiled & it is in Atlantic & not in Mediterranean Palki, be more precise with data ... In his childhood he was not ridiculed for his Corsican Spannis but for his Corsican French which had a heavy Italian accent.