Why did the tragedy of Napoleon's life come from?

Napoleon is the pride of the French people and the sorrow of French history books. He was a military genius on par with Alexander and Caesar. He fought more than a hundred times in his life, and was invincible in most of them. He was once hailed as the most victorious general of all time. When he was most proud, he once said: "There is no word 'no' in my dictionary."

But the tragedy of Napoleon's life lies in saying this sentence. Why did Napoleon's lifelong comedy lie in saying this sentence? Napoleon was narcissistic in his successes and narcissistic in his defeats.

Napoleon, who is as famous for his military talent as Alexander and Caesar, is an extremely arrogant and even narcissistic person. Whether in love or in peace, he has a kind of inner height. Narcissism.

Arrogance made Napoleon constantly challenge fate. On October 9, 1799, Napoleon led 500 elite soldiers from Egypt to France. He arrived in Paris on the 16th and was welcomed by thousands of people. This further strengthened his desire for destiny and success. On November 9 of the same year, Napoleon launched the Coup of Brumaire, disbanding the Directorate of the Republic of France and handing power to the three temporary rulers headed by himself.

In order to further conquer Europe, Napoleon personally led a 600,000-strong army to conquer Russia in June 1812. He was convinced that the peace would end within 1812.

However, five weeks later, Napoleon had to order the withdrawal. Unexpectedly, what awaited him was a more terrifying thing than Kutuzov - in the middle of the Russian winter, Napoleon's 600,000-strong army completely disintegrated. He led only 27,000 remaining soldiers in defeat and returned to Paris.

Faced with Temujin, another figure who had conquered the "world", Napoleon sighed to himself. Napoleon himself said: "I am not as good as Genghis Khan. His four tiger sons all strive to serve their father. I don't have such good luck."

How tall is this little man who conquered Europe?

In some sources, it has been recorded that Napoleon was 5 feet 2 inches tall. Therefore, some people used this statement to prove that Napoleon was really short. However, the actual 5 feet 2 inches is a legal unit, not an imperial unit. Conversion Now you can know that Napoleon is not particularly short. If we follow the common saying, Napoleon was about 1.68 meters tall.

In fact, at that time, the average height of men was around 1.7 meters, and Napoleon was not particularly short.

The surrender of Europe increased the territory of the French Empire several times, but after Napoleon's death, he himself became a few inches shorter.

A man should be shorter after death, but Napoleon Bonaparte was a few inches shorter after his death. If the dry little thing now kept in a New York hospital is correct, then the short emperor Napoleon must have been missing an important part when he was buried in Paris. Although the tempering of time has reduced his "that word" to the size of a little finger, it is not that long in the first place.

“His genitals were small and clearly atrophied,” a doctor who attended Napoleon’s autopsy in 1821 later wrote. “Before his death there was news that he had been impotent for a long time. ." Napoleon's autopsy was performed on the remote South Atlantic island of St. Helena.

The "magic talent" of "magic and unconstrained" always has an unsolvable slippery knot: dispersion.

It is recognized throughout the world that the French have a great strength that is unique in the world: thinking. Thoughts will bring freedom and romance to a country, but everything in the world waxes and wanes. Anyone who is free and brilliant often lacks organizational discipline.

This disease results in a lack of "faculty" to influence the world, but it is insufficient to control Europe and even the world. In modern history, although France has established the second largest empire in the world after the United Kingdom, the French army's combat effectiveness is far less robust than the British army in terms of strength. When the Qing Empire was trapped and still fighting, it was still possible to rely on the bravery and foolhardiness of its veteran generals to achieve a great victory over the French army at Zhennanguan Pass. This shows how invincible the French's fighting power was.

This may be the reason for the destruction of the French Empire and the rapid defeat of France during World War II. Napoleon alone cannot get close to it.

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It turns out that things are not that simple

The couple next door seemed to be fighting for some reason last night , constant slaps and women’s cries and screams.

After hearing this, I realized the seriousness of the matter and hurried over to knock on the door to try to persuade him.

The moment I opened the door, I found a disheveled woman looking at me with frightened eyes.

There was also an unknown man behind her who was getting dressed in a panic in the living room.

I realized that things were not that simple.