French Napoleonic army. #34011788
Description
The 21st Regiment of France, also known as the 21ème Régiment d'Infanterie de Ligne, has a rich history during the Napoleonic era. Here are some key points: Formation: The regiment was originally formed in 1589 by Henri de Nettancourt, Comte de Vaubecourt. It was admitted to French service in 1610 and became known as the Regiment de Guyenne in 1762. Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars: During the French Revolution, the regiment was reorganized and became the 21st Demi-Brigade in 1793. It participated in numerous battles, including Landau (1793), Maastricht (1794), Loano (1796), and Wurzburg (1800). Napoleonic Campaigns: The regiment saw extensive action during Napoleon's campaigns, fighting in battles such as Austerlitz (1805), Jena (1806), Eylau (1807), Wagram (1809), Russia (1812), Leipzig (1813), and Waterloo (1815). Colonels: The regiment had several notable colonels during this period, including Francois-Be
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Membership history
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| 26 Oct 2026, 22:28 | 2 | first reading |
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plehhhhhh (@Ninjiakid22) — Officer and hight command (rank 255)
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