This is my most favorite Napoleon painting because it shows the after years of his rule. The calmness and sanctity of just him thinking, looking out into the vast ocean, of a time when he once ruled that vast ocean and land.
@@quantumplutonian6414 In reality, Trafalgar's only interest for Napoleon was to allow his troops to land in England. He needed ships to land, but the French ships (Trafalgar's) were blocked by Nelson's fleet. Thus, Napoleon asked the French captain several times to force the blockade, but alas, the bugger had fear in him, and this allowed Nelson, a very good admiral, to refine a plan isolating the French ships from their then divided fleet, and this allowed the battle to be won. Of course this was only a very meagre detail, because it was not only the French involved, but also the Spanish. We only saw a rather reduced bilateral vision of how it happened.
MS_publisher, these "frogs" fought and conquered the European continents for century's e en before napoleon, I believe they deserve more respect t than some frog boys who couldn't take some ocean
"My enemies are many, my equals are none. In the shade of olive trees, they said Italy could never be conquered. In the land of Pharaohs and Kings, they said Egypt could never be humbled. In the realm of forest and snow, they said Russia could never be tamed. Now they say nothing. They fear me, like a force of nature; a dealer in thunder and death. I say, _I am Napoleon. I am Emperor!_ Burn it!!!"
Christopher Manson yea dough he he didnt really conquer Russia but i mean 2 cities is as far as anyone is going so Guiness world record for Russian Conquering winner... Napoleon with the stunning not 1 but.... 2 cities great fackin job mate
nathan arghael I was merely teasing! After all, there are some defeats that are more triumphant than victories. The point is to be humble in victory and graceful in defeat. As for England retreating it's allies.... Safety comes first and sometimes taking a step backwards takes a lot more courage than advancing.
nathan arghael History is usually written down by the winners of the war. It doesn't necessarily mean the loser doesn't get to have their own books and ways of the war, though they're not as read as the victory books. Again agreed, it would truly be a shame if we lost our old rivalry which is really a friendly sort of one. Even though sometimes it makes me think we have much more in common with France than with Germany, however it all depends on your view/perspective. All in all there's no correct truth on with which country we have more similarities or differences, rivalries or friendships.
"On the 15th of May, 1796, General Bonaparte entered Milan, at the head of this young army, who had just crossed the bridge of Lodi, and taught the world that after so many ages Caesar and Alexander had a successor." "Le 15 mai 1796, le général Bonaparte fit son entrée dans Milan à la tête de cette jeune armée qui venait de passer le pont de Lodi, et d'apprendre au monde qu'après tant de siècles, César et Alexandre avaient un successeur." Stendhal, La Chartreuse de Parme.
"Some men live and die in the olive trees, some change the world...even in defeat." They couldn't have made a better quote to define Napoleon. Excellent work CA.
Spreaded metric systm, right-hand driving, revolutionary ideas (which eventually lead to the 1814 revolutions), brought civil codes (that are still used nowdays in many european countries), sow the seeds of German and Italian unifications, changed warfare....etc
@@coleleeson6427 Britain didn't do that because they wanted to be the nice guys tho, the simply didn't want a united Europe that they couldn't match. Britain's main goal about the Continent has always been about preventing any country from becoming too powerful, some times it was France, some times it was Germany.
"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.
@MR.C&A Video911Game English were traitors, they probably killed Napoleon during his exil, and before that, betrayed the political aylum after having accepted. They were hated by europeans for their perfidious tactics. So no, no one can spread a British propaganda when speaking of napoleonic wars.
Beautiful song. Really embodies all the impact, drama, and even the "poetry" (if I may say) of the Napoleonic times, or at least what they may evoke in one's mind. What Napoleon became, achieved, dreamt of, and what he would never accomplish. The picture on the music fits perfectly. I can imagine a Napoleon, exiled on Saint Helena, looking at the immensity of the sea while remembering the glory of the near past, yet at the same time contemplating a future he dreamt of, knowing he would never reach it.
Mr Badlands yeah his is the greatest tragedy and torture of all. Nearly ruling Europe and never achieving it. Having stood emperor of a great empire that was steps away from European control and then he’s sent to an island in the middle of nowhere.
Actually He was at first attracted by the idea of Corsica Independence, but his family choosed the French side and were therefor in the end, forced to escape Corsica. (Pascal Paoli etc ;) )
Something about this track, man... It makes me feel kinda weird hearing this track and the painting over it, a man who once ruled an entire empire, a man who was once feared by his rivals, a man who made history and changed the world, now stands on a small island as a prisoner and stripped from his power. Just goes to show that, one day, you might be at your highest point in life but in the next day your life could come tumbling down to the lowest point of your life. The tracks from Total War: Napoleon are amazing. (Edit: the best way I can attempt to conveying my emotions while listening to this video is a sense of disturbance, this song gives me goosebumps every-time I watch this video.)
Not at all. In his youth he was considered pale, almost sickly, and he was quite not of imposing stature, even bordering scrawny. However being the literally most powerful man in the world does bring its share of bitches
@@50shekels Well hey, a lot of people don't necessarily find bigger, more imposing guys attractive? I certainly don't. But I'm sure his portrait artists did their best to flatter him!
Il y a 200 ans jour pour jour, l'empereur s'éteignait, après avoir changé à jamais, de ses propres mains, le monde entier. The same day, 200 years ago, our emperor died, after having changed the whole world, forever.
My enemies are many. My equals are none. In the shade of olive trees they said Italy could never be conquered. In the land of Pharaohs and kings they said Egypt could never be humbled. In the realm of forests and snow, they said Russia could never be tamed. Now they say nothing. They fear me, like a force of nature a dealer in thunder and death. I say, I am Napoleon! I am emperor! Burn it!
Maybe if the scots greys wouldnt have charged knowing that few would live to see their families again, if the old guard hadnt fought untill the last man, if Napoleon had won... they wouldnt be remembered as the valiant men they were. Thats the sad nature of glory, you have to fall in order to show the people how high you were able to get.
its crazy how many people napoleon killed just to fuel his ego he could have built the greatest france in history but he choose to restructure it into a dictatorship and then sent it to war killing thousands even if he won, his empire would be overstretched and rot to the bone his entire ambition was going to fall appart either way so he did all that just to make a name for himself that's a monster, his achievement is built on so many graves
And still is ;) NIECH ZYJE CESARZ ! mouvementbonapartiste.wordpress.com/2019/09/07/des-idees-napoleoniennes-ch-iv-7e-partie-on-napoleonic-ideas-chapter-four-part-seven/
It makes me think of that moment he raced up the stairs, put his hat on and raced back out, but everyone just looked at him with a sad and silent expression. Everyone, including him knew it was over.
It's ironic isn't it that Napoleon dreamed and tried to unite europe in a one big republic but almost every other nations fought against him at that time, and finally they defeated him and his army after many many big, bloody, brutal battles. But in the end today in the 21th century the europe itself is united and is now a country with lots of united nations witch is called the european union. Napoleon dreamed the european union way back in the beginning of the 19th century, but the european union that Napoleon dreamed was far more powerfull and glorious than the present european union today.
Pourquoi autant vénérer un homme qui a surtout propagé la guerre et la souffrance ? On devrait plutôt garder de lui les avancées industrielles, et administratives...
@@anaworfis Ce sont les coalisés guidés par les Britanniques qui ont propagés la guerre et la souffrance, Napoléon a fait en sorte qu'ils ne le fassent pas en France, Rothschild qui a bâti sa fortune sur la défaite finale de la France vous remercie pour votre message.
Anaworfis les agresseurs étaient les coalisés voulant rétablir la monarchie en Europe, Napoléon à certes déclaré plusieurs guerres mais ces guerres ont forgés le monde comme il est aujourd'hui et cela personne ne peut le nier , il avait aussi de grandes idées et de très bonnes réformes qui étaient révolutionnaire pour l'époque . Vive l'empereur et vive la france 🇫🇷
Napoléon is the last great conqueror the world has ever seen in the mould of Alexander and Ceasar. To think that these two live 2000 years and ago and this one died barely 200 years ago makes it incredibile i think. The world will probably never see a great leader of a country lead his country to countless conquests
A victory at Waterloo would've secured a favorable bargaining position for Napoleon to secure peace/recovery time and solidify his claim to the imperial throne in the eyes of the european powers to be and restore the military superpower that was France at the time for future campaigns. The fear was always that he'd spread the idealogies of the french revolution to the wider European populace. Monarchies dont like that.. however it may have been, i doubt it wouldve resulted in much different outcome in the end.. just more war.
@@Weird782 No, not really. He was up against all of Europe again, and if he had beaten the British an Prussians at Waterloo he would then have to face the Russians and Austrians and about everybody else while the former two would just have regrouped and charged in again. By the hundred days, France was bleed out and would have had trouble meeting the numbers arrayed against her and would have eventually been overrun
Napoleon did what he had to do for his country, even if it meant the suffering of others. He was a man ahead of his time, but in my country people suffered a lot because of him.
El emperador lástima como murió. En el olvidó de una isla igual como mueren los grandes personajes q lo dan todo por su país soñando lo imposible de alcanzar igual q Bolívar
TheWhiteFaction A bold statement, but I find myself agreeing with you. It would certainly have been a glorious sight to behold, an enlightened empire driven by the ideals of the French revolution, liberty and equality for all. To think of what this would have done to the world balance of today... It's hard not to be nostalgic if you're a Frenchman. Which I am. :D
ColonelSmoke A lot of people think of Napoleon as a tyrant, alongside Hitler and Stalin (the ignorant ones at least *cough*America*cough*) however, he abolished Slavery about 50-60 years before America had a civil war over States Rights and Slavery (It's both, I don't feel like having an argument about the Civil War on a Napoleon video). Vive l'Empereur! (I am probably butchering the French very horribly. Oh well.)
TheWhiteFaction I've always been of the opinion that his defeat was a disaster for Europe on the long run. What a grand sight it would have been, a united and successful napoleonic empire... Instead we had two world wars, and a vassalized, self-hating, so-called European Union. I'd much rather call it a union for the alienation of all european nations.
Goodbye my children! I am leaving Do not grieve over my fate I would like to press all of you close to my heart. Let me at least embrace your banner. (Kisses regimental flag) Farewell once again! Let this last kiss enter into all your hearts.
@@HauteGameFR it’s literally “I do not have an equal”, I suppose we could also say “I have no equal”, but yeah you’re right, I think it’s called chiasmus or something where you have those corresponding words at the end of a sentence, “my equals are none” sounds the best
@@HauteGameFR oh right lmao haha, I completely forgot, there’s just a bunch of French comments here and to kill time I was going through translating them
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"There's nothing we can do."
This is my most favorite Napoleon painting because it shows the after years of his rule. The calmness and sanctity of just him thinking, looking out into the vast ocean, of a time when he once ruled that vast ocean and land.
The First French Empire was impotent at sea. The 'vast ocean' was ruled by Britain.
Yeah he never owned the ocean. He tried, but after trafalgar it was a lost cause
@@quantumplutonian6414 In reality, Trafalgar's only interest for Napoleon was to allow his troops to land in England. He needed ships to land, but the French ships (Trafalgar's) were blocked by Nelson's fleet. Thus, Napoleon asked the French captain several times to force the blockade, but alas, the bugger had fear in him, and this allowed Nelson, a very good admiral, to refine a plan isolating the French ships from their then divided fleet, and this allowed the battle to be won.
Of course this was only a very meagre detail, because it was not only the French involved, but also the Spanish. We only saw a rather reduced bilateral vision of how it happened.
The frogs have never "ruled the ocean"
MS_publisher, these "frogs" fought and conquered the European continents for century's e en before napoleon, I believe they deserve more respect t than some frog boys who couldn't take some ocean
"My enemies are many, my equals are none.
In the shade of olive trees, they said Italy could never be conquered.
In the land of Pharaohs and Kings, they said Egypt could never be humbled.
In the realm of forest and snow, they said Russia could never be tamed.
Now they say nothing. They fear me, like a force of nature; a dealer in thunder and death.
I say, _I am Napoleon. I am Emperor!_
Burn it!!!"
Christopher Manson yea dough he he didnt really conquer Russia but i mean 2 cities is as far as anyone is going so Guiness world record for Russian Conquering winner... Napoleon with the stunning not 1 but.... 2 cities great fackin job mate
^
if i can conquer moscow and st petersburg, Russia is mine
+Christopher Manson Sounds nice, If only they could ever beat us in a battle...
nathan arghael I was merely teasing! After all, there are some defeats that are more triumphant than victories. The point is to be humble in victory and graceful in defeat. As for England retreating it's allies.... Safety comes first and sometimes taking a step backwards takes a lot more courage than advancing.
nathan arghael History is usually written down by the winners of the war. It doesn't necessarily mean the loser doesn't get to have their own books and ways of the war, though they're not as read as the victory books. Again agreed, it would truly be a shame if we lost our old rivalry which is really a friendly sort of one. Even though sometimes it makes me think we have much more in common with France than with Germany, however it all depends on your view/perspective. All in all there's no correct truth on with which country we have more similarities or differences, rivalries or friendships.
"On the 15th of May, 1796, General Bonaparte entered Milan, at the head of this young army, who had just crossed the bridge of Lodi, and taught the world that after so many ages Caesar and Alexander had a successor."
"Le 15 mai 1796, le général Bonaparte fit son entrée dans Milan à la tête de cette jeune armée qui venait de passer le pont de Lodi, et d'apprendre au monde qu'après tant de siècles, César et Alexandre avaient un successeur."
Stendhal, La Chartreuse de Parme.
Justinian I the great, Basil II bulgarslayer , marcus Aurelius , Diocletian , Suleiman magnificent
@@IamSome1 ..
Magnifique!
@@IamSome1 Marcus Vipsanuvs Agrippa, Trajan, Aurelian, Galienus, Julius Agricola, Vespacianus, Septimius Severus and...
@@Hispano1 Majorian, Titus, Domitian
"Some men live and die in the olive trees, some change the world...even in defeat."
They couldn't have made a better quote to define Napoleon. Excellent work CA.
In the shade of olive tree*
Spreaded metric systm, right-hand driving, revolutionary ideas (which eventually lead to the 1814 revolutions), brought civil codes (that are still used nowdays in many european countries), sow the seeds of German and Italian unifications, changed warfare....etc
LeHappiste Made Britain the dominant sea power etc
Make britain the most hated nation in europe still Nazi
The British were the bad guys in the napoleonic wars.
Change my mind
@@paolostival6972 Napoleon tries to subdue everyone and take vast swathes territory unjustified, allied and enemy alike, Britain wanted not that.
@@coleleeson6427 Britain didn't do that because they wanted to be the nice guys tho, the simply didn't want a united Europe that they couldn't match. Britain's main goal about the Continent has always been about preventing any country from becoming too powerful, some times it was France, some times it was Germany.
"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.
@M.r A.C Videogame
The fact that an Englishman would extend such praise to Napoleon helps to illustrate just how important the Napoleonic reforms are.
@MR.C&A Video911Game English were traitors, they probably killed Napoleon during his exil, and before that, betrayed the political aylum after having accepted. They were hated by europeans for their perfidious tactics.
So no, no one can spread a British propaganda when speaking of napoleonic wars.
Floyd I’m English and Napoleon is the most important man of the last five hundred (maybe toward thousand) years
Ah yes, Napoleon: A Life, by Andrew Roberts. That was a fantastic book!
Thats a historians opinion not a fact, the institutions napoleon destroyed would say otherwise
"If I have played my part well, clap your hands, and dismiss me with applause from the stage..."
There's nothing we can do
Beautiful song. Really embodies all the impact, drama, and even the "poetry" (if I may say) of the Napoleonic times, or at least what they may evoke in one's mind. What Napoleon became, achieved, dreamt of, and what he would never accomplish. The picture on the music fits perfectly. I can imagine a Napoleon, exiled on Saint Helena, looking at the immensity of the sea while remembering the glory of the near past, yet at the same time contemplating a future he dreamt of, knowing he would never reach it.
Mr Badlands yeah his is the greatest tragedy and torture of all. Nearly ruling Europe and never achieving it. Having stood emperor of a great empire that was steps away from European control and then he’s sent to an island in the middle of nowhere.
The situation was similar for the German Emporer or Adolf Hitler. Just not with the island.
It invokes a sense of greatness a man can achive, only it too be taken away and reminded if we get too greedy that the same will happen to us.
@@greyerskullz ..
And he only started about as a Corsican Nationalist officer from a lowly noble family.
Actually He was at first attracted by the idea of Corsica Independence, but his family choosed the French side and were therefor in the end, forced to escape Corsica. (Pascal Paoli etc ;) )
@@thomasschied7553 👍👍👍
Sometimes, a man changes the world, even in defeat.
That painting is beautiful.
One man...... only one. Won and lost an Empire in a lifetime
Third reich?
@@guillermogarcialopez8980 Well, Donitz that officially finished the Reich, Napoleon was alive and there when his empire fell apart.
Something about this track, man...
It makes me feel kinda weird hearing this track and the painting over it, a man who once ruled an entire empire, a man who was once feared by his rivals, a man who made history and changed the world, now stands on a small island as a prisoner and stripped from his power. Just goes to show that, one day, you might be at your highest point in life but in the next day your life could come tumbling down to the lowest point of your life. The tracks from Total War: Napoleon are amazing.
(Edit: the best way I can attempt to conveying my emotions while listening to this video is a sense of disturbance, this song gives me goosebumps every-time I watch this video.)
Napoleon Total War soundtracks are based a lot of Mozart’s Requiem. This song in particular bears much resemblance to Lacrimosa
@@alphonsenguyen3737I agree and requiems are written for dead people so that’s interesting
1:51 When you order to charge in Holdfast as French captain.
"some men live and die in the shade of olive tree's.
some chance the world, even in defeat."
There is truly nothing we can do. It's napover. Now I shall rest on St.Helena.
I say I'am Napoleon....
I'am Emperor!
*puts on hat*
BURN IT!
Je suis Napoleon...
Je suis empereur!
Napoleon was not only a complete badass and peerless general, dude was also super hot in his younger days.
Haha wat
When he cut his hair, his head just looked too big for his body. Then he became obese.
Not at all. In his youth he was considered pale, almost sickly, and he was quite not of imposing stature, even bordering scrawny. However being the literally most powerful man in the world does bring its share of bitches
@@50shekels Well hey, a lot of people don't necessarily find bigger, more imposing guys attractive? I certainly don't. But I'm sure his portrait artists did their best to flatter him!
@@louthegiantcookie I’m just telling you what they thought of him
Il y a 200 ans jour pour jour, l'empereur s'éteignait, après avoir changé à jamais, de ses propres mains, le monde entier.
The same day, 200 years ago, our emperor died, after having changed the whole world, forever.
pas sur
"La mort n'est rien mais vivre vaincu et sans gloire c'est mourir tous les jours." -Napoléon Bonaparte
“Death is nothing; but to live as a conquered man, a man without glory, is to die every day”
VERY similar (probably inspired by) to a section of Mozart's Requiem.
which one, i came here to find this out
It's in the middle of the piece.
+Revolver Ocelot its lacroista found it just after posting the comment
It sounds like excerpts of Lacrimosa build up from 1:00-1:20
Good catch
There is nothing we can do
My enemies are many. My equals are none. In the shade of olive trees they said Italy could never be conquered. In the land of Pharaohs and kings they said Egypt could never be humbled. In the realm of forests and snow, they said Russia could never be tamed. Now they say nothing. They fear me, like a force of nature a dealer in thunder and death. I say, I am Napoleon! I am emperor! Burn it!
Maybe if the scots greys wouldnt have charged knowing that few would live to see their families again, if the old guard hadnt fought untill the last man, if Napoleon had won... they wouldnt be remembered as the valiant men they were.
Thats the sad nature of glory, you have to fall in order to show the people how high you were able to get.
Napoleon is France and the eternal savage untamed will of europe
Vive La France!
Isac Jonsson In french it's "Vive la France !"
Francisco Yollande Yes, i made that comment before going to French class.
Isac Jonsson haha no problem I'm not a beast in english
Francisco Yollande Heh.
“The world suffers a lot. Not because the violence of bad people. But because of the silence of the good people.” - Napoleon
"Some men live and die in the shade of their olive trees; Some men, change the world"
he has left but he will still remain as our emperor.
Napoleão Bonaparte foi um grande personagem da Historia. Comandou inumeros ,exercitos venceu varias Batalhas..
its crazy how many people napoleon killed just to fuel his ego
he could have built the greatest france in history
but he choose to restructure it into a dictatorship
and then sent it to war killing thousands
even if he won, his empire would be overstretched and rot to the bone
his entire ambition was going to fall appart either way
so he did all that just to make a name for himself
that's a monster, his achievement is built on so many graves
Feels like heaven... Sounds like peace... I feel blessed 💞
Blessed to be exiled on a remote island, away from your grand empire?
And dying from stomach cancer years later
It feels like nostalgia of glory, also pain of defeat.
A drama glory song. This is genius.
For Polish poepole, he was a hero ;)
And still is ;) NIECH ZYJE CESARZ !
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@@NapoleonCalland bandyta i Hitler
Él fue indiferente con los polacos, aunque se le considere héroe, el no planeaba más que hacer lo mismo.
for the Jews too
The great liberator.
If only everyone would see past their aristocrats pov, surely all would say the same
“Some men live and die in the shade of olive trees, some change the world, even in defeat.”
It makes me think of that moment he raced up the stairs, put his hat on and raced back out, but everyone just looked at him with a sad and silent expression. Everyone, including him knew it was over.
I play this music when I have my last unit stand off of a hopeless battle in Napoleon
Wow,just wow!
Great share. Thanks man!
When you're the best one in the team but your team kicks you out of the match
It's ironic isn't it that Napoleon dreamed and tried to unite europe in a one big republic but almost every other nations fought against him at that time, and finally they defeated him and his army after many many big, bloody, brutal battles. But in the end today in the 21th century the europe itself is united and is now a country with lots of united nations witch is called the european union. Napoleon dreamed the european union way back in the beginning of the 19th century, but the european union that Napoleon dreamed was far more powerfull and glorious than the present european union today.
I don't know how long the EU will last now, hopefully they will make a better version in years to come
Following Brexit, the EU could be crippled.
>tried to unite europe in a one big republic
That is why he called himself Emperror. Very republican.
Alex Razmislevich He wanted a European Republic, but he also wanted to Make France a Great Empire. Dont ask me how they go together, ambition n' shit.
Napoleon was an absolute monarch though. After his coronation the French Revolution stopped being relevant. It was only a propaganda tool basically.
"The world suffers a lot. Not because the violence of bad people. But because of the silence of the good people."
Napoleon Bonaparte
And here we are. The end of it all. The end of the legend of Christian Weston Chandler.
Amazing. Fantastic.
I have been looking for this since 2010 !!! thanks my friend...
It contains the chanson theme from the 2002 mini-series Napoléon
best song ever
Captain JSM you think so Italia ?
All these annoying kids writting ''There's nothing we can do''
Gen A really is destroying history by turning it into memes from time to time.
It really annoys me also. But its not even one of the major issues about that gen
😭😭 Napoléon fut le plus grand homme du monde il en faudrait un autre pour la France d'aujourd'hui
Pourquoi autant vénérer un homme qui a surtout propagé la guerre et la souffrance ? On devrait plutôt garder de lui les avancées industrielles, et administratives...
@@anaworfis Ce sont les coalisés guidés par les Britanniques qui ont propagés la guerre et la souffrance, Napoléon a fait en sorte qu'ils ne le fassent pas en France, Rothschild qui a bâti sa fortune sur la défaite finale de la France vous remercie pour votre message.
Vafamokk a kitestrammurt
Anaworfis les agresseurs étaient les coalisés voulant rétablir la monarchie en Europe, Napoléon à certes déclaré plusieurs guerres mais ces guerres ont forgés le monde comme il est aujourd'hui et cela personne ne peut le nier , il avait aussi de grandes idées et de très bonnes réformes qui étaient révolutionnaire pour l'époque . Vive l'empereur et vive la france 🇫🇷
Napoléon voulait propager les idées de la révolution a l'Europe contre les monarchies
" How could it become like this ? " he said
"To London 54 miles"...
Napoleão Nasceu numa ilha conquistou continentes e Faleceu numa ilha..
Anyone has a sheet or a piano tutorial for this? One of the best pieces I've heard in videogames
I agree.
Napoleon, Unique person with a unique history. Rising from nothing to the most powerful leader in his time, to such sad ending of the story.
I get so much Mozarts requiem vibes from this
Napoléon is the last great conqueror the world has ever seen in the mould of Alexander and Ceasar. To think that these two live 2000 years and ago and this one died barely 200 years ago makes it incredibile i think. The world will probably never see a great leader of a country lead his country to countless conquests
I can see the influence from Beethoven in this piece
You can tell a lot of things by how one acts before his death and the last words of Napoleon were: For France, for the army and for Josephine.
*Salute* Vive la France, Empereur.
:(( so sad
Napoleon should have won, wed be living in a better world with a truly unified Europe
A victory at Waterloo would've secured a favorable bargaining position for Napoleon to secure peace/recovery time and solidify his claim to the imperial throne in the eyes of the european powers to be and restore the military superpower that was France at the time for future campaigns. The fear was always that he'd spread the idealogies of the french revolution to the wider European populace. Monarchies dont like that.. however it may have been, i doubt it wouldve resulted in much different outcome in the end.. just more war.
@@Weird782 No, not really. He was up against all of Europe again, and if he had beaten the British an Prussians at Waterloo he would then have to face the Russians and Austrians and about everybody else while the former two would just have regrouped and charged in again. By the hundred days, France was bleed out and would have had trouble meeting the numbers arrayed against her and would have eventually been overrun
VIVE L'EMPEREUR !!!!!!
Napoléon, come back to France. Save us.
No wonder he gets a whole era named after him.
Napoleon did what he had to do for his country, even if it meant the suffering of others. He was a man ahead of his time, but in my country people suffered a lot because of him.
El emperador lástima como murió. En el olvidó de una isla igual como mueren los grandes personajes q lo dan todo por su país soñando lo imposible de alcanzar igual q Bolívar
Napoleon and Lincoln ❤️❤️
1:50 - 2:36
RUNNING ME THE VILLIES...
1:00 reminds me of the AOT soundtrack.
1:00
Un grand homme!
A shame he didn't succeed. He was going to create a new Roman Empire, an Imperium Europa, the strongest empire where europeans would have thrived..
TheWhiteFaction A bold statement, but I find myself agreeing with you. It would certainly have been a glorious sight to behold, an enlightened empire driven by the ideals of the French revolution, liberty and equality for all. To think of what this would have done to the world balance of today... It's hard not to be nostalgic if you're a Frenchman. Which I am. :D
ColonelSmoke A lot of people think of Napoleon as a tyrant, alongside Hitler and Stalin (the ignorant ones at least *cough*America*cough*) however, he abolished Slavery about 50-60 years before America had a civil war over States Rights and Slavery (It's both, I don't feel like having an argument about the Civil War on a Napoleon video). Vive l'Empereur! (I am probably butchering the French very horribly. Oh well.)
***** You did not, Hail the Emperor ! in French is Vive l'Empereur ! ^^
LaPoulette That's good to know having no education about the French language.
TheWhiteFaction I've always been of the opinion that his defeat was a disaster for Europe on the long run. What a grand sight it would have been, a united and successful napoleonic empire... Instead we had two world wars, and a vassalized, self-hating, so-called European Union. I'd much rather call it a union for the alienation of all european nations.
France needed napoleon in ww2
so greatful
Goodbye my children! I am leaving
Do not grieve over my fate
I would like to press all of you close to my heart. Let me at least embrace your banner.
(Kisses regimental flag) Farewell once again!
Let this last kiss enter into all your hearts.
this track sound like requiem(mozart)
Viva La FRANCE!
yep！I know that. The famous Polish lancers.
Dał nam przykład Bonaparte
Polish lancers were such legends and they followed Napoléon till the end
the end of a great man
Superb
MES ENNEMIS SONT NOMBREUX.. MAIS JE N'AI PAS D'ÉGAL...
My enemies are many, but I am without equal
@@rmcewan10 But my equals are none. ;)
@@HauteGameFR it’s literally “I do not have an equal”, I suppose we could also say “I have no equal”, but yeah you’re right, I think it’s called chiasmus or something where you have those corresponding words at the end of a sentence, “my equals are none” sounds the best
@@rmcewan10 It is what he says in the Napoleon TW trailer, that's what i was refering to ^^
@@HauteGameFR oh right lmao haha, I completely forgot, there’s just a bunch of French comments here and to kill time I was going through translating them
Good video
N a nada que podemos fazer....
Beautiful
Dutchess had been late for coin funeral of Her Zoka Janackovic,we had proper arrangements as and radio of NYPD SPEC OP so we say salute,lama,lama sabaktani and we pray Duke at line of Comte Buffon for Christians with roi due Hardin's at your service Dietrich Schultz and Maestro Patrice from Smederevo.
Vive l'Empereur!
What similar musics that exists?
I really like it. I wrote classical music and I feel I can find a music similar to this.
pretty much similar to Mozart's Lacrimosa
Un régiment sur mount and blade napoleonic wars vous intéresse ?
Nous faisons des batailles de ligne et autres joyeusetés
avec plein d’autres joueur
Si vous êtes partant, ajoutez PG Beunon sur steam
vive la franc vive la emperor napoleon
H_Un_ T_3_R * vive la France , vive l’empereur Napoléon !
Red Bull, Napoleon. Red Bull...
Coronation anthem
¡Viva España!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lol
Vive l’empereur gloire à l’empire !!!
1:59 "BURRRRN IT!"
What is this type of music called?
It's orchestrated
+John Smith Symphony. You should also try opera.
+John Smith Orchestra i think.
Actually it's Requiem genre but in the category of Opera.
it s Lacrimosa by Mozart
Sounds like requiem
Il n'y a plus rien a faire.
I drink to the defeat of the country, the idea, and the man.
+Komnenos1234 I'd rather drink to the end of the wars than to any of those.
Some things are worth fighting a war to stop.
True, very true.
You should drink to the fall of Istanbul u noob lol
Constantinople*
This is definitely me when