"The north and south drive to report the main situation, and the river lace grass laughs peacefully." Three hundred and sixty days a year, most of them are crossed. "Horizontal knife, conquest of the battlefield is the dream of generations of teenagers, decisive victory thousands of miles away, continuous defeat of the enemy, strategic strategy These qualities are concentrated on a winning general, who is the Napoleon general who founded the First French Empire."
Napoleon's life was outstanding, and he had the courage and strategy that others could not imagine, and in seven consecutive battles against the Anti-French Alliance, only the last defeat was lost, and the remaining six times completed the annihilation of enemies several times that of his own side.
Such a victorious general also has nothing to do, since the ancient hero sad beauty guan, Napoleon's three wives are also the existence of his liver and intestines, some of them remarry the general, some have an affair with the guards, none of them really love him.
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When Napoleon was a poor and obscure petty officer, he met Eugenie, Napoleon's true first love. In the wave of the French Revolution, Napoleon was also promoted from a small officer, although they secretly decided to marry in the future when their feelings were at their hottest.
But with the improvement of status and the broadening of his horizons, Napoleon was soon not satisfied with the little lover in front of him, and fell in love with another beautiful woman, Josephine. Of course, Napoleon also treated Eugenie sincerely, showing a fiery heart and fiery love in the letters, but Napoleon decided to marry Josephine after contacting Josephine out of political considerations and his own inner changes.
When Eugenie learned that Napoleon was going to marry another woman, she was heartbroken and even wanted to kill herself to put an end to her inner pain. Fortunately, he was saved by another general and finally entered the marriage hall with this general, which is also a good ending.
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Josephine was one of Napoleon's favorite women and his former wife, and when she met Napoleon, she was already a widow with two children and was 6 years older than Napoleon.
But despite this, Napoleon was still madly infatuated with her at that time, and Josephine seemed to have a special charm that made Napoleon addicted to it and could not extricate himself, of course, he could give Napoleon a certain help politically.
Madame Josephine was the widow of the Viscount, a courtesan of high society, and a life of extreme debauchery, which Napoleon knew, but still married her in 1796 despite her mother's objections and the eyes of others.
Josephine changed Napoleon, who was a complete ascetic before he met Josephine, and later became a complete indulgent after experiencing Josephine. This also stemmed from Josephine's debauched personality, which never changed even after his marriage to Napoleon.
During Napoleon's foreign conquests, he missed his new wife very much, and constantly wrote letters to Josephine, and in the study of historians, he found that many of Napoleon's love letters to Josephine were very literary, which can be described as pouring out Napoleon's sincerity.
However, Josephine ignored these things, discarded these love letters casually, and even let her dog tear and bite them. Napoleon's love letters to Josephine were also the most lost in later generations, and Josephine did not read these love letters, continued his debauched life, held salons with the Upper Nobility of France, stayed in many noble homes, and did not pay any attention to her husband who fought to the death outside.
Napoleon once exclaimed: "Win the war, lose the woman!" From then on, he began to abuse his power, and he also showed affection for Josephine and had a casual relationship with the wives and daughters of his subordinates. Later, his relationship with Josephine was good and bad, and when he was extremely disgusted with her living customs, she would come and ask for reconciliation, so their relationship was also good and bad.
But later, when Napoleon wanted to ascend the throne as emperor, he finally had no way to tolerate a woman who could not bear for the king, and decided to divorce Josephine. Despite her bitter intercession, Napoleon firmly chose to divorce her.
Although after the divorce, Napoleon often received her financially and often met privately, but the fate was finally over. When Napoleon was exiled, he heard of her death and stayed in the room closed for two days. In his memoirs, Napoleon also claimed that Josephine was the woman he loved the most, but they both had regrets.
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After divorcing Josephine, Napoleon, in order to welcome his new queen as soon as possible, and Austria faced a national crisis in all aspects, he married Napoleon and married the Austrian princess Louise to Napoleon. Louise was 23 years younger than Napoleon and had deep communication barriers with each other.
But Napoleon still loved the new queen deeply, and even before his death, he wanted to take out his heart and soak it in alcohol and hand it over to Louise, but Louise refused his request. Their affection is more political, and the young Louise cannot appreciate the affection of Napoleon, an old man, and looks at him after giving birth to a son.
During Napoleon's exile, he had repeatedly hoped that Louise would come and accompany him, but in exchange for Louise's betrayal. Louise took advantage of Napoleon's exile on the island to have an affair with Napoleon's bodyguards.
Even though Napoleon was later reinstated again, he could not change Louise's sincerity, and soon during Napoleon's exile again, Louise quickly married someone else and had three more children after marriage.
Louise can be said to be a pawn sacrificed by the Austrian political union, and even though Napoleon loved her deeply, she still instinctively resisted this affair from the heart. None of Napoleon's three wives loved him, and after his death a piece of paper was found from his relics, which read: "I am Prometheus nailed to the rock, and a vulture pecking at me." "
He used his life like Prometheus to bring light and hope to France, but his road to love was extremely bumpy, like the heart of a vulture constantly pecking and torturing, this sentence may be the most true portrayal of Napoleon's life - a life of love, but not to treat people, preferably has passed. Like red roses and white roses, what you get is always not cherished, but what you don't get is the best.
Facing feelings is itself a choice full of entanglements, and many times you can even follow your own heart, but it is best to take into account the thoughts of others before making a choice, so that in hindsight, you may not be full of so many regrets.