No matter how brilliant the career is, love has to be humble. This is not about someone else, but about the French emperor Napoleon, who fought invincible throughout Europe.
This woman who humbled Napoleon was the widow Josephine.
Originally, being Napoleon's queen could not be the turn of the widow Josephine, who was the mother of two children, but things in the world were so full of uncertainty.
On March 2, 1796, at the age of 26, Napoleon was appointed commander-in-chief of the Italian Front of the French Republic, at which time Napoleon wanted to have a home, of course, he also had a favorite object, that is, his first love Desiré, the sister of his sister-in-law. With this relationship, he entrusted his brother Joseph to go to Desiret's house to say goodbye.
But I don't know why, Desirée has been hesitant and did not agree to Napoleon's marriage proposal.
It was during this hesitation that Napoleon met the charming widow Josephine because of a secret sword. The elegant temperament and the charm of a mature woman all made Napoleon, who was still a rookie on women's issues, fascinated.
And Dessilee was also left behind by Napoleon, and you didn't promise it anyway.
Josephine's pursuit of Napoleon, which was a dry firewood, exploded instantly between the two men, and they were soon married on March 9, 1796. At this time, Napoleon was 27 years old, and the widow Josephine with two children was 33 years old, and the old cow ate a tender grass.
But unfortunately, the day after the two were newly married, Napoleon put on a dress, left his wife, and led an expedition.
In addition to leading the army in battle, Napoleon wrote many love letters to Josephine, in which he told him how he missed him.
But surprisingly, in many letters, Napoleon was also full of bitter persuasion and resentment towards Josephine.
It turned out that the passionate marriage with Josephine was too short, and although Napoleon liked Josephine, he still didn't know Josephine too much.
Josephine was a watery poplar, and during Napoleon's absence, he was not idle, and he met many young officers and developed into his lover.
There is no impermeable wall in the world, and this matter reached Napoleon's ears, making him very angry, but because the expedition was out, he was unable to do so, so he could only persuade Josephine to restrain himself a little more like a complaining woman through letters, and bluntly said, "I hate cheating women the most!" ”
But Josephine was unmoved and went her own way.
After Napoleon returned, he did not seem to pursue Josephine's infidelity, and replaced her with the queen's laurels and put it on herself.
Nevertheless, the marriage of the two people is not as happy as outsiders see. Comparing his wife's infidelity made Napoleon too uncomfortable.
In 1809, the marriage of the two people came to an end, and Napoleon dissolved the marriage of the two people on the grounds that the empress could not have children. Josephine also died at the age of 51 in depression.
Despite this, in his later years, Napoleon called Josephine's name over and over again before his death, after all, it was the only woman he had ever loved and accompanied him from nothing to kingship
However, Napoleon did have enough money, as the founding monarch of the First French Empire, he had the ability to make the entire European continent tremble, but he lost his armor in front of Josephine, which must be said to be a kind of sadness.
