Napoleons Brilliant Campaign in 1814

Napoleon Bonaparte, Seeing his Greatest Crisis since the Revolutionary War he summoned new Conscripts total about 80,000 against the Coalitions 200,000.

Karl Philip about 200,000 Men and Blücher's 90,000 Men They Split up into two Roads to Paris Army of the South and the Army of the North.

Napoleon gather any information where were the Coalitions are but they were marching at Different Speed Marshal Blücher have a Fast Movement and the Cautious Karl Philip down south so Napoleon begun it's Famous 7 days Campaign Defeated Blücher's army Seperately and Casualties Mounted

3,000 Estimated French

30,000 - 20,000 Estimated Prussian

and after hearing Blücher Armies Defeated at North Karl Philips Retreated but it was too late for few Armies and Routed by Napoleon and his Marshals.

but The Armies of Blücher and Karl Philips met up and begun the Offensive once more and Napoleon sented Marshal Macdonald to Guard the Army of the South and Persued Blücher. Blücher kept retreating to Laon and Napoleon Lost the Battle of Laon

Casualties is about
6,500 French Casualties
3,500-4,000 Prussian Casualties

Napoleon Reorganise it's men and went down south to Karl Philips after hearing that Napoleon was Defeated and Karl Philips Gathered it's Armies and forced a Battle with Napoleon.

Napoleon lost that Battle but The Coalition Casualties were greater only if they combine their forces they could win against Napoleons Weaker Army, So Napoleon Planned to Encircle the Army of the South and North but a Message from Talleyrand told the Coalition Armies to go at Paris. Before Napoleon could Distract them and Napoleon begun it's offensive the Coalition were screening they're movements and begun an Offensive to Paris. Marmont and Other Marshals were Routed by Austrian Guard Cavalry.

Napoleon alarmed that the Coalition were heading to Paris abandoned the plan and begun forced Marching his men to Paris but they were too late the Coalition Army Captured Paris.

Napoleon at Fontainebleau Palace for the First time his Marshals begun forcing him to Abdicate in favor of his son. but Napoleon planned an attack on Paris but his Marshals Refused and said "The War is lost Sire, you must abdicate in favor of your son"

at 14 April 1814 and tried to Commit sucide but the Poison was out of date and he survived. Napoleon begun the Emotional Fairwell of his Elite Imperial Guard and begun Exiled.

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