Farnhamia wrote:DrakoBlaria wrote:I would start the Greek revolution about a year earlier. I would like to see what Napoleon would do
The Greek Revolution started in 1821, by which time Napoleon had been out of power and on a rock in the South Atlantic for six years. In fact, died in 1821. The Filiki Eteria was founded in 1814 but the Emperor was a little busy that year to take much notice of a revolutionary organization that consisted of three men and was only whispered about.
For a weird reason I thought waterloo was in 1820 and not 1815.... not sure why. Did something importan happen about Napi or France in 1820?
Anyways my point is that the revolution starts while Napoleon is still head of France, wether that makes the revolution happen sooner or Napoleon winning against all of Europe




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