Oudinot Nicolas-Charles (1767 -1847)

Oudinot is the most wounded Marshal of the Empire, he follows Masséna during the second Italian campaign . He was captured in Germany, but continued his feats of arms at the head of his famous grenadiers. He is in Wagram and in Leipzig. When a bullet came crashing down on his Aigle de la Légion d'Honneur plate, he was on his 32nd injury. It does not take a position during the Hundred Days and remains neutral.

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Philip II Augustus(1165 - 1223)

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