Bonaparte Imperial House | |
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The Napoleonic eagle, symbol of the Bonaparte family after Napoleon I became Head of the House, in the Coat of Arms of the French Empire | |
Country | French Empire Kingdom of Quebec Kingdom of Italy(Formerly) Kingdom of Spain(Formerly) Kingdom of Westphalia(Formerly) Kingdom of Holland(Formerly) Kingdom of Naples(Formerly) |
Estates | Tuileries Palace(official residence) Ville Eugénie(summer residence) Ville Gisela(summer residence in Patagonia) Palace of Versailles(Property of the French Government, used as Parliament in special occasions) |
Titles | Emperor of the French King of the Quebecois Emperor in Elba(Formerly) King of Italy(Formerly) King of Spain(Formerly) King of Holland(Formerly) King of Westphalia(Formerly) King of Naples(Formerly) King of Rome(Formerly, courtesy title only) |
Founded | 1804 |
Founder | Napoleon I, Emperor of the French |
Current head | Napoleon IV, Emperor of the French |
Ethnicity | Corsican(Originally Tuscan) Later French |
The House of Bonaparte (French: Maison Bonaparte) is the imperial house of France and royal house of Quebec. Its most famous monarch was Napoleon I, while its current head is Napoleon IV, Emperor of the French.
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