Napoleonic

The Napoleonic Era (1803–1815) was a period of almost continuous warfare across Europe, dominated by the military campaigns of Napoleon Bonaparte and the expansion of the French Empire. Characterised by vast armies, massed infantry formations, powerful cavalry charges, and grand artillery batteries, the era saw some of history’s most famous battles, including Battle of Austerlitz, Battle of Borodino, and Battle of Waterloo. Military tactics emphasised discipline, manoeuvre, and coordinated attacks by infantry, cavalry, and artillery.