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The 140 pages that link to Napoleonic Wars, each with the reason it gives.

• Napoleon BonaparteNarrower topic: These wars spread French power and transformed borders, armies, and governments.

• Peninsular WarNarrower topic: The Peninsular War was one major theater of this broader conflict.

• Battle of WaterlooNarrower topic: Waterloo brought the wars' final campaign to an end.

• Continental SystemNarrower topic: The blockade was one instrument in this wider struggle between France and Britain.

• Decembrist revoltNarrower topic: Russian officers encountered European political ideas during campaigns against Napoleon.

• Treaty of TilsitNarrower topic: The treaty altered alliances within the wider conflict but did not end the wars.

• Battle of TrafalgarNarrower topic: Trafalgar belongs to the wider struggle that shaped its strategic stakes.

• Concert of EuropeNarrower topic: Their destruction and French dominance prompted the powers to seek a durable settlement.

• Confederation of the RhineNarrower topic: The Confederation emerged from Napoleon’s wars and endured only while French power prevailed.

• Treaty of Campo FormioNarrower topic: The treaty anticipated the territorial upheavals that continued through these later wars.

• Treaty of Paris (1814)Narrower topic: The treaty ended one coalition war within this wider conflict.

• Battle of LeipzigNarrower topic: Leipzig was a turning point in the wars’ final phase.

• Congress PolandNarrower topic: Napoleon’s defeat made the Vienna settlement and Congress Poland possible.

• Prussian military reformsNarrower topic: The wars created the military crisis that prompted reform and tested its results.

• Treaty of KielNarrower topic: Their final campaigns determined Denmark’s defeat and Norway’s fate.

• Francis II, Holy Roman EmperorNarrower topic: Francis’s imperial decisions unfolded within these wars against French expansion.

• William Pitt the YoungerNarrower topic: Pitt’s final ministry returned Britain to war with France, which continued beyond his death.

• Joseph BonaparteNarrower topic: Both of Joseph’s reigns unfolded amid wars that constrained French control and his authority.

• Treaty of AmiensNarrower topic: The treaty’s collapse led directly into renewed war within this larger series.

• Battle of BorodinoNarrower topic: Borodino became one of the defining battles of Napoleon’s campaigns.

• Grande ArméeNarrower topic: The Grande Armée was the central French force across these wars.

• Treaty of LunévilleNarrower topic: Lunéville temporarily settled one front before conflict resumed across Europe.

• United Kingdom of the NetherlandsNarrower topic: Their end made a new political arrangement for the Low Countries possible.

• War of the Third CoalitionNarrower topic: The 1805 conflict was one campaign in this wider sequence.

• Battle of the NileNarrower topic: The Nile victory formed part of the wider struggle over French expansion and maritime power.

• Carlsbad DecreesNarrower topic: Their aftermath brought constitutional hopes and political unrest that conservative rulers sought to contain.

• Finnish WarNarrower topic: The Finnish War was a northern front in this wider struggle for power.

• Gebhard Leberecht von BlücherNarrower topic: Blücher’s campaigns formed part of the allied military effort that ended French dominance in Europe.

• War of the Sixth CoalitionNarrower topic: This war was one phase in the longer struggle against French imperial expansion.

• ToscaNarrower topic: The opera’s 1800 setting invokes political upheaval surrounding French intervention in Italy.

• Treaty of FredrikshamnNarrower topic: The Finnish War and its settlement unfolded within this wider struggle.

• Danish Golden AgeNarrower topic: Denmark’s wartime losses and political isolation formed part of the era’s backdrop.

• Horatio NelsonNarrower topic: Nelson’s final command and Trafalgar victory came during this wider struggle.

• Prussian reformsNarrower topic: The reforms unfolded within the wars that threatened Prussia’s survival.

• Battle of WagramNarrower topic: Wagram was one of the largest battles in Napoleon’s campaigns across Europe.

• Denmark–NorwayNarrower topic: The wars drew Denmark–Norway into conflict and precipitated the 1814 cession.

• Republic of RagusaNarrower topic: French campaigns in the Adriatic brought the military intervention that ended Ragusan independence.

• SmolenskNarrower topic: The 1812 fighting at Smolensk formed part of this wider conflict.

• War of the Fifth CoalitionNarrower topic: The 1809 conflict was one campaign in the wider struggle against Napoleon.

• Battle of EylauNarrower topic: Eylau belongs to the wider conflicts that reshaped Europe under Napoleon.

• John VI of PortugalNarrower topic: French invasion threats forced John’s court to abandon Lisbon.

• Treaty of London (1824)Narrower topic: Wartime conquest and restoration repeatedly changed who controlled Dutch Asian possessions.

• Battle of Aspern–EsslingNarrower topic: The battle was a rare check to Napoleon within his wider European campaigns.

• Battle of HohenlindenNarrower topic: The battle belongs to the earlier revolutionary-war conflict that preceded this later series.

• Holy AllianceNarrower topic: Their disruption and defeat created the conditions for the alliance.

• Karl August von HardenbergNarrower topic: These wars repeatedly constrained Prussia and framed Hardenberg’s work in government.

• Louis-Nicolas DavoutNarrower topic: Davout’s career unfolded across these wars, from Auerstedt to the defense of Hamburg.

• Pax BritannicaNarrower topic: Their end marks the usual starting point for Britain’s century of predominance.

• Union between Sweden and NorwayNarrower topic: Their outcome reshaped Scandinavian borders and made the union possible.

• Battle of FriedlandNarrower topic: Friedland was one of the wars’ decisive engagements, preceding a short-lived peace with Russia.