Napoleon, King of Rome

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Napoleon, King of Rome was the only legitimate son of Napoleon I and Marie Louise, briefly styled as the Emperor of the French after his father's abdication and later known as the Duke of Reichstadt.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Duke of Reichstadt
French prince
heir apparent
human
ageAtDeath 21
alsoKnownAs Duke of Reichstadt
King of Rome
L’Aiglon
Napoleon II
associatedWith Austrian Empire
Bonapartist movement
linked to: Bonapartism
birthDate 1811-03-20
birthOrder only legitimate son of Napoleon I
birthPlace Tuileries Palace, Paris, France
linked to: Tuileries Palace
burialPlace Les Invalides, Paris, France
causeOfDeath tuberculosis
countryOfCitizenship French Empire
deathDate 1832-07-22
deathPlace Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna, Austrian Empire
linked to: Schönbrunn Palace
educationLocation Vienna
father Napoleon I
fullName Napoleon François Charles Joseph Bonaparte
givenName Napoleon
linked to: Napoleon Bonaparte
healthIssues chronic respiratory illness
heldBy Austrian court
historicalEra Napoleonic era
house House of Bonaparte
laterNationalityContext Austrian subject
maternalGrandfather Francis II, Holy Roman Emperor
maternalGrandmother Maria Theresa of Naples and Sicily
maternalHouse House of Habsburg-Lorraine
militaryRank Austrian army officer
mother Marie Louise, Duchess of Parma
nationality French
notableWork symbolic figure of Bonapartist legitimism
notRecognizedBy Allied powers
paternalGrandfather Carlo Buonaparte
paternalGrandmother Letizia Ramolino
recognizedBy Napoleonic loyalists
reignClaimEnd 1814-04-11
reignClaimStart 1814-04-06
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Schönbrunn Palace
styledAs His Majesty the King of Rome
linked to: King of Rome

Napoleon II, Emperor of the French
linked to: Napoleon II
successionClaim French imperial throne
title Duke of Reichstadt
Emperor of the French
King of Rome
upbringingControlledBy Austrian imperial family

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Napoleon I (as heir) designatedHeirAs Napoleon, King of Rome