CONGRESS OF VIENNA AND TALLEYRAND

Madona Kebadze; Churgulashvili Nino; Mariami Somxishvili; Mariami Papunashvili

CONGRESS OF VIENNA AND TALLEYRAND

Authors

Madona Kebadze Assoc. Prof. Telavi State University, Georgia
Churgulashvili Nino Master of History, senior teacher of history, Georgia
Mariami Somxishvili Bachelor of history, head teacher of history, Georgia
Mariami Papunashvili Georgian institute of public affairs faculty of international relations, Georgia

Abstract

The Napoleonic Era refers to the period of history during which Napoleon Bonaparte rose to prominence in France and extended his influence across much of Europe. This era spans primarily from 1799, when Napoleon took power in a coup d'état, until 1815, when he was defeated at the Battle of Waterloo and subsequently exiled.

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Published

2024-10-29

How to Cite

Madona Kebadze, Churgulashvili Nino, Mariami Somxishvili, & Mariami Papunashvili. (2024). CONGRESS OF VIENNA AND TALLEYRAND. E Conference Zone, 33–37. Retrieved from https://econferencezone.org/index.php/ecz/article/view/2968