Napoleon Bonaparte was born on August 15, 1769 in Ajaccio, Corsica. According to Western astrology, Napoleon belonged to Leo in the sun sign. Napoleon of this constellation is full of energy and light like his patron saint, the sun, and full of talent, wisdom, courage, self-confidence and unbridled ambition like his patron saint Apollo. Napoleon was a typical political figure who became famous overnight and rose through the ranks. His entire political career and military career totaled less than 20 years. However, in this short period of less than 20 years, he did things that surpassed anyone in history, even Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan cannot compare with it.

Napoleon was short in stature and plain in appearance, making it difficult to leave a deep impression on others. He did not have a prominent origin, a noble family background or a large amount of family wealth. When he was in the military academy, he was often ridiculed and left out because of his status and his French with a Corsican accent. All unfavorable conditions may be a huge devastation to a weak-willed child, but for the young Napoleon, they strengthened his determination to overcome difficulties and maintain his individuality. With his unshakable belief in his destiny and glorious future, he overcame all difficulties in origin, appearance and talent. It was these strong desires that brought him to the pinnacle of honor that no one in history has ever reached.

Napoleon did not believe in any religion, nor did he believe in any miracles in his life. He never intended to catch up with the high moral standards set by his heroes. It is difficult to say whether Napoleon had ever loved anyone other than himself. Some people say that his first wife Josephine was the love of his life, but when Josephine could not leave him an heir, he decided to He abandoned her and took another beautiful Austrian princess. However, in Napoleon's eyes, this marriage was nothing more than a political trick and a political tool to serve his ambitions. He became famous as a young man during the famous siege of Toulon as an artillery battery commander. In addition to fighting, he studied Machiavelli's writings and adopted the Renaissance Italian military strategist's advice that "the end always justifies the means." Throughout his subsequent political career, he did not hesitate to break a promise if it would be to his advantage. He is a genius who is never grateful. In his personal dictionary, there is never the word "gratitude". Of course, he never expects others to be grateful to him.

In 1804, Napoleon proclaimed himself Emperor of France, and he sent someone to ask Pope Pius VII to crown him. However, a more dramatic moment happened. During the coronation, he took the supreme crown from the Pope's hand, symbolizing power, while the Pope standing aside could only watch helplessly as this short guy took the crown away. Put it on your head. He loudly declared himself the heir to the glorious tradition of Charlemagne. As his famous saying "A soldier who doesn't want to be a general is not a good soldier" is not so much something he said to boost morale, but a true portrayal of his personal ambition. After he ascended the throne, although he made many progress, a ruler is still a ruler, and he was also a complete tyrant despite his wisdom. For example, his execution team sharpened their knives at all times, preparing to shoot those who dared to disobey the emperor. People of divine will. I don’t know if it was his cruel personality that laid the foundation for him as an emperor. In the 1798 Egyptian campaign, he originally promised to spare the lives of the prisoners of war, but then executed them all; in Syria, when he found that it was impossible When all the wounded soldiers were transported onto the ship, they acquiesced in allowing his men to poison them all with poison gas. There is a very interesting phenomenon in Europe. Whenever some mothers drive their children to bed, they always say: "If you don't obey again, Bonaparte, who specializes in eating children for breakfast, will come to catch you!" Look! Napoleon's brutality is well known.

At the same time, as a person born on the island of Corsica, Napoleon has many Corsican qualities. This nation is hard-working, fearless and independent. Traditionally, this nation is also a family. The concept and cohesion are extremely strong.

But even so, his ambition never stopped for a second. Until his death, his calm eyes were still looking at the whole world.

"Napoleon was not conquered by the world. He was greater than all of us. But God punished him because he only thought about his own intelligence and used his huge war machine to the limit. However, everything must be reversed, no exception in ancient and modern times." The French Marshal Bernadotte's evaluation of Napoleon is indeed a pertinent epitaph in our eyes. Ambition forged this hero, but it was also ambition that destroyed this hero. His character was like a lion. His innate ambition and ferocious personality destined him to become the "King of the Forest", and he was also destined to do this. Pay the price. He is a Leo, always holding his noble head high like a lion!

It is a pertinent epitaph. Ambition forged this hero, but it was also ambition that destroyed this hero. His character was like a lion. His innate ambition and ferocious personality destined him to become the "King of the Forest", and he was also destined to do this. Pay the price. He is a Leo, always holding his noble head high like a lion!