Bonaparte and Napoleon I

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Bonaparte noun - French general who became emperor of the French (1769-1821).

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Napoleon I and bonaparte are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Napoleon I" instead a noun "Bonaparte".

Napoleon I noun - French general who became emperor of the French (1769-1821).

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Bonaparte and Napoleon I are semantically related. You can use "Bonaparte" instead a noun phrase "Napoleon I".

Napoleon I became head of the Bonaparte family even though he had an elder brother, the aforementioned Joseph.

Source: Spare to the Throne
Napoleon Bonaparte (borderline: he wasn't a teen anymore, but he became a general at 24, and was only 30 when named First Consul of France; he waited until the ripe old age of 35 to declare himself Emperor Napoleon I).

Source: Young Conqueror
This regnal name was in recognition of his cousin Napoleon Francois Charles Joseph Bonaparte (Napoleon I's only legitimate offspring) who was nominally Emperor of the French as Napoleon II for 16 days (at the age of 4), a reign which essentially no one outside the family recognized.

Source: Offered the Crown

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