Empereur

Also known as: Empereur

People · Historical

Retired. Bare 'l'Empereur' is ambiguous: in the Russian contexts of 1876-78 it is Alexander II (default); in French/Bonapartist contexts it is Napoleon III (#Napoleon III) or, for 'le grand empereur', Napoleon I (#Napoleon I). Decide per paragraph. Use #ALEXANDER_II (`people/aristocracy/ALEXANDER_II.md`) instead. Existing tags are retargeted by the tag audit; this file will be deleted when no tag points here.

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