HISTORY OF THE 100ème REGIMENT D’INFANTERIE DE LIGNE

Note: I have to thank Daniel Die from the Garde Chauvin, all the informations he has give me. 

1758:

  • Creation of the regiment “d’Eptingen”, Swiss regiment of Prince Évêque of Basle to the service of France.
Soldier of the Regimient Langedoc, Franco-Indian War 1754-1763

 1783:

  • Renamed Regiment of Schonau (Schönau en allemand).

1786:

  • Renamed Regiment of de Reinach.

1791:

  • Becomes the 100eme Régiment d’Infanterie.

 1792:

  • 20 August: disbanded, returns to Swiss service.

1793:

  • 1 Janaury: recreated as the 100eme Regiment of Battle, formed from the following units:
    • 2eme battalion  50e Régiment d’infanterie. (in Toulon)
    • 7eme battalion  of  Volunteers of Bouches-du-Rhône (in Aspremont)
    • Battalion of Volunteers of Tarascon (in Niza)
  • Part of the Italy Army to fight against the Austrian and the Piedmontese.

1794:

  • 24 to 28 April: battle of SAORGE (in the Alpes).
  • Take part in the General Masséna’s plan, in Oneille, to cut the communications of the Piedmontese Army.

1795:

  • 24 November: combat at LOANO, the 1º battalion integrated in the reserve, under General Byzanet.

1796:

  • 16 February: becomes the 100eme Demi-brigade d’Infanterie de Ligne, formed from the following units::
    • 6eme Demi-brigade de Bataille:
      • 2e bataillon du 3e régiment d’infanterie de Ligne,
      • 2e bataillon de volontaires de l’Aube,
      • 10e bataillon de volontaires des Vosges.
  • 203eme Demi-brigade de Bataille:
    • 1er bataillon du 52e régiment d’infanterie de Ligne,
    • 1er bataillon de volontaires de Marseille,
    • 2e bataillon de volontaires du Luberon.
Uniforms from the revolution years
  • Part of the Rhine and the Moselle’s Army, under the command of General Moreau.
  • 30 May: end of armistice.
  • 27 July: avance into Danube valley, with the 4º Div. of General Duhesme. (17º y 100º demi-brigades).
  • 1 August: battle of NERESHEIM.
  • 24 August: battle de FRIENBERG.
  • November-Decembre: take part in the defense of the KEHL’s fort.

1797:

  • February: in Molsheim. Division of the General Desaix.
  • 23 April: in Gegenbranch.
  • 9 Décembre: Creation of the Army of Germany, from the union of the Army of the Rhine and the Moselle and the Army of Sambre and Mosa, under the command of the Jourdan general.

1798:

  • The 1º and 2º battalion advances towards Helvétie, under the General Schauenbourg.

1799:

  • 25-26 Septembre: battle of ZURICH.
  • 7 de octobre: combat of DIESSENHOFEN.
Battle of Zurich

1803:

  • 12 April: arrive to Breda, in the route to Nimega, to join the Frere’s Division.
  • 5 July: take part in the capture of the Army of Hanover.
  • Septembre: Becomes the 100eme Régiment d’Infanterie de Ligne.

1805:

  • Under the command of MORTIER.
  • 5ème Corps (GAZAN) // 2ème º Division, formed by the following units:
    • 4ème Leger,
    • 100ème de Ligne (3 bataillons, 1973 hombres)
    • 103ème de Ligne,
    • 4ème
  • 14 Octobre: Combat of ELCHINGEN.
  • 20 Octobre: enter in ULM
  • 11 November: Combat of DÜRRENSTEIN (Austria).
  • After the battle of Austerlitz, it’s sent to occupy the Principat of Anspach.

1806:

  • 5eme Corps (LANNES) // 2eme (GAZAN) // 2eme Brig. (CAMPANA)

100eme de Ligne: (QUIOT DU PASSAGE)

          – 1er Bataillon: 39 officers et 920 mens.

          – 2º Bataillon: 25 officers et 923 mens.

          – 3º Bataillon: 19 officers et 798 mens.

  • 14 Octobre: Battle of IENA.
  • 26 Decembre: Combat of PULTUSK.
Battle of Pultuck

1807 :

  • 8 February: Battle of EYLAU.
  • 16 February: Combat of OSTROLENKA.

1808:

  • 21 et 28 Decembre: Combat near SARAGOSSE.

5ème Corps: (MORTIER) // 2ème Div. (GAZAN) //1ère Brig. (GUERIN) :

  • 21ème Leger : 2ème et 3ème bataillon
  • 100ème de Ligne: 1er, 2ème et 3ème bataillon.

1809:

  • 7 Janaury: In route to CAPARROSO (Navarra), ambrushed by the guérillas.
  • 18 February: Siege of SARAGOSSE.

The 5º Corps has the mission of blocking and assault the suburb in the left bank of the river and cutting off communications with Catalonia.

  • 16 April: Mortier orders the 100th with four cannons, to fight the insurgents in the surroundings of Salamanca. Most of the regiment will remain in Madrid.
  • 3 May: Combat of ELBESBERG.
  • 22 May: Battle of ESSLING.
  • 5 et 6 July: Battle of WAGRAM.
Battle of Wagram

2ème Corps OUDINOT) // 2ème Div (FRERE) // 3ème Brig (FICATIER) :

          – 40ème de Ligne,

          – 64ème de Ligne.

          – 88ème de Ligne,

          – 100ème de Ligne (4º bataillon).

          – 103ème de Ligne.

  • 12 July: in San Ciprian, in route to Valladolid.
  • 8 August: Combat in the bridge of Arzobispo. The King Joseph Le Roi Joseph decides to attack and Wellington is obliged to withdraw. The Spaniards  withdrawn to the mountains and the English to Portugal. The 100º concentrates in Toledo.
  • 17 August:
    • The 1er et 2ème batallions are in Mocejou.
    • The 3ème batallion is in Illesca.
  • 19 November: Battle of OCAÑA.

5ème Corps (MORTIER) // 2ème Div (GAZAN) //1ère Brig. (GUERIN):

  • 21ème Leger: 2ème y 3ème batallion
  • 100ème de Ligne: 1er, 2ème y 3ème

1810:

  • 20 Janaury: Fighting on the heights of Collado.

400 enemies are killed and 600 are taken prisoners.

  • 26 Mars: In mobile column in Spain.
  • April: se trouve à Séville.
  • 10 July: Combat near BERLAUGA.
  • End of August: Attack to VILLARAZA.

          Enemy Losses: 100 killed and 100 prisoners

1811:

  • 22 February au 9 Mars: Siege of BADAJOZ.
  • 14 Mars: Departure from Badajoz, of the Merechal MORTIER (5ème Corps) in route to Campo-Mayor. The column is composed by the 2nd Div (GAZAN), a brigade of cavalry and part of the train of siege serving at the siege of Badajoz. The 2nd Div. consists of:
    • 28ème de Ligne (3 bataillons).
    • 100ème de Ligne (3 bataollons, 1.200 hommes).
    • 103ème de Ligne (3 bataillons).
  • 25 Mars: Combat in CAMPO-MAYOR.

Garrison of the city under the orders of General LATOUR-MAUBOURG:

  • 100ème de Ligne (1.200),
    • 26ème de Dragons (150),
    • Chasseurs Espagnols (80), 2ème Hússards (300),
    • 10ème Hússards (350),
    • 300 Artilleurs et troupes du Génie.
  • 3 May: Ambushed escorting a convoy in Spain.
  • 10 May: Defend of BADAJOZ.
  • 16 May: Battle of La ALBUERA.

Maréchal SOULT // 5ème Corps, // 2ème Div. (GAZAN)

  • 1ª: 28ème Leger (3 bataillons), 103ème de Ligne (3 bataillons).
  • 2ème: 21ème Leger (2 bataillons), 100ème de Ligne (2 bataillons).

1812:

  • 1 Janaury: Depot of the 100th of line in Metz (Department of the Ourthe).

198 conscripts of 1803 (year XI) and 1804 (year XII) arrive at the depot.

  • 17 au 19 November: Combat in SAN MUÑOZ (ZAN-MUNOS).

1813:

  • 3 May: Combat in MIRANDA (Spain).
  • 21 Juin: Battle of VITTORIA.
  • Monument to the battle of Vitoria

Armée du Midi : Général de División GAZAN.

6ème Div. (DARRICAU) // Brig. (BAILLE DE ST POL).

  • 1 Brig : 21ème Léger, 28ème Léger :
  • 2ème Brig: 100ème de Ligne (3 bataillons, 1 472 hommes), 103ème de Ligne.
  • 16 July: Pyrénées army. (D’ERLON).

6ème Div. (DARRICAU) // Brig. (MOCQUERY):

100ème de Línea: 23 officiers et 1.211 hommes.

  • 25 July: Combat in COL DE MAYA.
  • 10 August:

Centre: Général de Division DROUET D’ERLON.

6ème Div. (MARANSIN) // Brig. (MOCQUERY)

          – 28ème Leger: 1 Bataillon.

          – 100ème de Ligne : 1 Bataillon

          – 103ème de Ligne: 1 Bataillon.

  • 22 August: Combat in PIRNA.
  • 26, 27 et 28 August: Battle of DRESDE.

6ème Corps (MARMONT) // 43ème Div. (CLAPAREDE)

1ª Brig. (GODART):  27ème Leger and 100ème de Ligne.

  • 1 Septembre: Pyrénées Army. Centre (D’ERLON)

6ème º Div. (DARRICAU). // Brig. (MOCQUERY)

21 officers y 1.105 men.

  • 1 Octobre: Pyrénées Army. Centro (D’ERLON)
  • 6ème º (DARRICAU). // Brig. (MOCQUERY)

18 officers y 1.089 men.

  • 17 Octobre: Defense of DRESDE.
  • 1 November: Pyrénées Army. Centro (D’ERLON)
  • 6ème (DARRICAU). // Brig. (MOCQUERY), 19 officers y 1.110 men.
  • 1 Septembre: Garnison in Bayonne (THOUVENOT)

3 officers & 47 men.

  • 11 November: Combat near KREMS.
  • 1 Decembre: Pyrénées Army. Centro (D’ERLON)
  • 6ème º (DARRICAU). // Brig. (MOCQUERY)

19 officers y 1.069 men.

  • 13 Decembre: Combat near Bayonne.

1814:

  • 1 Janaury: Pyrénées Army.

6ème  Div. (DARRICAU) // 1ème  Brig. (SAINT POL).

17 officers y 955 men.

  • 2 Mars : Combat in AIRE sur l’Adour.

Pyrénées Army,  left wing (CLAUZEL).

6ème Div. (VILLATTE) // 1ème  Brig. (SAINT POL).

1 batallion: 666 men.

  • 18 Mars: Defend of LUXEMBOURG.
  • 10 April: Battle of TOULOUSE.

6ème  Div. (VILLATE) // 1ème  Brig. (SAINT POL):

  • 86ème de Ligne,
  • 96ème de Ligne,
  • 100ème de Ligne.

1815:

  • 16 Juin: Battle of QUATRE BRAS (Belgique)

2ème Corps (REILLE) // 9ème Div (ROY) // 2ème Bri. (JB JAMIN) // Colonel BRAUN.

1er Batallion: 17 officers et 406 men.

2ème Batallion: 18 officers s et 406 men.

3ème Batallion: 9 officers et 237 men.

  • 18 Juin: Battle of WATERLOO.

2ème Corps (REILLE) // 9ème Div. (ROY) // 2ème Bri. (JB JAMIN) // Colonel BRAUN.

After the battle, remains: 10 officers and 152 men.

  • Battle of Waterloo

Officers killed and wounded in service with the 100th Infantry Regiment of the Line during the period 1805-1815

 

YEAR BATTLE NAME RANG OBSERVATIONS
1805

 

DÜRRENSTEIN

 

RITAY MAYOR Severly Injured.
SIMONNOT CAPTIAN Thead
BERNARD CAPTIAN Severly Injured.

Thead the 27 of November.

PETIT CAPTIAN Dead
MERLOIS LIEUTENANT Fatal wound
PELLETIER LIEUTENANT Dead
LERVAL LIEUTENANT Fatal wound
HARDY SOUSLIEUTENANT Severly Injured.

Dead the 11 of décembre.

CARPENTRAS CAPTIAN Injured
LASALLE CAPTIAN Injured
MARION CAPTIAN Injured
COLIN LIEUTENANT Injured
COMTE LIEUTENANT Injured
ARNAUD LIEUTENANT Injured
TESTARD LIEUTENANT Injured
DEFAUT LIEUTENANT Injured
LAPECHERIE LIEUTENANT Injured
DELACHAUSSEE LIEUTENANT Injured
DARNET LIEUTENANT Injured
DESPORTES SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
POINBOEUF SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
CHANAL SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
ROCU LIEUTENANT Injured
1806 JENA QUIOT DU PASSAGE MAYOR Injured
DELESSARD CHEF DE BATAILLON Injured
LESCOUVE CHEF DE BATAILLON Injured
CAMUS CAPTIAN Injured
VALLIER CAPTIAN Injured
OUDOT CAPTIAN Injured
RENOUX LIEUTENANT Dead
MAROTEL LIEUTENANT Dead
DARNET LIEUTENANT Injured
GELLE LIEUTENANT Injured
1806 PULSTUCK JODON DE VILLEROCHE CHEF DE BATAILLON Injured
LESCOUVE CHEF DE BATAILLON Injured
OLIVIER CAPTIAN Injured
VILLENEUVE CAPTIAN Injured
LABREAUX CAPTIAN Dead
QUIOT LIEUTENANT Injured
BINANT LIEUTENANT Injured
VIRET LIEUTENANT Injured
BAUDET SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
ASTIER SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
GUINDON SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
1807 EYLAU QUIOT DU PASSAGE CAPTIAN Injured
OSTROLENKA

 

OUDON CAPTIAN Injured
SEVRIN LIEUTENANT Severly Injured.

Dead the 20 mars in the hospital.

CHANEL LIEUTENANT Injured
1808 ZARAGOZA VILLENEUVE CAPTIAN Injured the 21 décembre.
MORMONT SOUSLIEUTENANT Thead the 21 décembre.
DERIBAINS SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured the 28 décembre.
LENOIR CAPTIAN Severly Injured.

Dead the 30 Janaury in the hospital.

RENAUDIN CAPTIAN Injured
1809 CAPARROSO LONG LIEUTENANT Murdered
ZARAGOZA JARDY LIEUTENANT Severly Injured

Dead the 21 April in the hospital.

ELBESBERG.

 

BAUDET LIEUTENANT Injured
BINANT LIEUTENANT

 (Adjudant-Major)

Injured
FANTON SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
BLONDEAU SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
ESSLING DAUGER CHEF DE BATAILLON

(4º Batallón)

Injured
BINANT LIEUTENANT

(Adjudant-Major)

Injured
BUISSON SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
DEBRUNOT SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
WAGRAM DAUGER CHEF DE BATAILLON Injured the 5 July.
LUCAS CAPTIAN Dead the 5 July.
REMOND CAPTIAN Severly Injured the 6 July.

Dead the 30 July in the ambulance.

CARUEL CAPTIAN Injured the 6 July.
BENOIST CAPTIAN Injured the 6 July
NICOLAS LIEUTENANT Injured the 6 July
1810 ESCARAMUZA EN ESPAÑA GAUD CHEF DE BATAILLON Injured
PARENT SOUSLIEUTENANT Dead
BERLUEGA GELLE CAPTIAN Injured
1811 BADAJOZ QUIOT MAYOR Injured the 7 February.
BONNOIS SOUSLIEUTENANT Severly Injured the 7 february.

Dead the 13 may in the hospital.

PIGEON SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured the 7 February.
TOURNIER SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured the 9 February.
LALOU CHEF DE BATAILLON Injured the 10 May.
CAMPO MAYOR DEFAUT CAPTIAN Injured
DERIBAINS LIEUTENANT Injured
JANET LIEUTENANT Injured
EMBOSCADA EN ESPAÑA DEBRUNOT LIEUTENANT Injured
LA ALBUERA QUIOT MAYOR Severly Injured.
GAUD CHEF DE BATAILLON Injured
VILLENEUVE CAPTIAN Injured
LEJEUNE CAPTIAN Injured
DELACHAUSSEE CAPTIAN Injured
BUGLET CAPTIAN Injured
BESNARD CAPTIAN Injured
GELLE CAPTIAN Dead
GADAY CAPTIAN Dead
GUYOTTE LIEUTENANT 

Porta-Aguila

Injured
MEZERAT Lieutenant Injured
JUSSAUME LIEUTENANT Injured
GUILLOT LIEUTENANT Injured
MONTAUX SOUSLIEUTENANT Dead
VRION SOUSLIEUTENANT Dead
PIGEON SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
ALLARD SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
1812 SAN MUÑOZ DUMONT LIEUTENANT Dead the 17 July.
MACHET LIEUTENANT Injured the 17 July.
LASCAUX LIEUTENANT Injured the 17 July.
ALLARD LIEUTENANT Injured the 17 July.
DALLIER SOUSLIEUTENANT Dead the 17 July
DUVAL SOUSLIEUTENANT Dead the 17 July
FOUGERE CAPTIAN Injured le 19 November.
1813 MIRANDA JANET LIEUTENANT Dead
BESNARD CAPTIAN Injured.
DE RECONOCIMIENTO EN ESPAÑA DEBILLY LIEUTENANT Injured
VITORIA PRINCE CAPTIAN Injured .
BILQUET LIEUTENANT Injured
DORFOND LIEUTENANT Injured
PERRIN SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
PAMPLONA MIQUEL CAPTIAN Injured
PUERTO DE MAYA AMADIEU CHEF DE BATAILLON Severly Injured.

Dead in the Hospital the 21 August.

FAUSSILLON CAPTIAN Injured
PRINCE CAPTIAN Injured
MEZERAT CAPTIAN Injured
LEPINE SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
LEPREULE LIEUTENANT Injured
PIRNA FARAGUET CAPTIAN Injured
MARTIN LIEUTENANT Dead.
ROSEAU SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
ALLASSEUR SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
DRESDE VIRET CAPTIAN Injured the 26 and the 27.
MACHET CAPTIAN Injured the 26 August.
ASTIER CAPTIAN Injured
ADAM LIEUTENANT Injured the 26 August.
RENAUD LIEUTENANT Dead the 26 August.
BEDOS SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured the 26 August.
COULON CAPTIAN Injured the 27 August
PAPE LIEUTENANT

Adjudant Major

Injured the 27 August.
FERMINES SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured the 27 August
LAFONTAINE LIEUTENANT Injured the 27 August.
LEBRUN SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured the 28 August.
LAMBERT SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured the 28 August.
KREMS VERTU CAPTIAN Injured  the 17 octobre
SIMONNET SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured the 17 octobre
FERMINES LIEUTENANT Injured
BAYONA MIQUEL CAPTIAN Injured
DUFONT ou DEFONT LIEUTENANT Severly Injured.

Dead the 19 décembre in the hospital.

JANNET LIEUTENANT Injured
HESTEIN SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
BRUNEL LIEUTENANT Injured
1814 AIRE sur l’Adour LAURENS SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
LUXEMBURGO BOREL CAPTIAN Injured
MOITRIER SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
TOULUSE ALBERT CHEF DE BATAILLON Injured
GIACOLO LIEUTENANT Severly Injured.

Dead the 10 May in the hospital.

STEIGER SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured.
1815 QUATRE BRAS DE POINTIS CHEF DE BATAILLON Injured.
DELACHAUSSEE CAPTIAN Dead.
DEY CAPTIAN Injured
ASTIER CAPTIAN Injured
COULON CAPTIAN Injured
MIQUEL CAPTIAN Injured
L’HERILLIER CAPTIAN Injured
CAUSON LIEUTENANT Injured
BROTBECK LIEUTENANT Injured
MONTELS LIEUTENANT Injured
FOURNERON LIEUTENANT Injured
RUDLER LIEUTENANT Injured
POLY LIEUTENANT Injured
LAMBERT SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
PARRY SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
WATERLOO PASTRIE CAPTIAN Injured
MARTINET LIEUTENANT Dead.
MALLOT LIEUTENANT Injured
DESPREZ LIEUTENANT Injured
JALET LIEUTENANT Injured
HENRAR SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
DOUBLET SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
LEURAT SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured
LEBRUN SOUSLIEUTENANT Injured

 

Names of the Colonels and Chef-de-Brigade the 1973 to 1815:

  • 1793: Chef-de-Brigade  LA CONVERSERIE.
  • 1794: Chef-de-Brigade SIMON
  • 1796: Chef-de-Brigade Anne Gilbert LA VAL
  • 1799 a 1803: Chef-de-Brigade Jean Marie RITAY
  • 1803 a 1805: COLONEL Jean Marie RITAY.
  • 1805 a 1811: COLONEL Joachim Jérôme QUIOT DU PASSAGE.
  • 1812: COLONEL Dominique Marie Marcel GAUD.
  • 1812: COLONEL Jean Joseph MARGUET.
  • 1813: COLONEL Louis Alexandre Marie VALON DE BOUCHERON.
  • 1813: COLONEL D’AMBRUGEAC.
  • 1815: COLONEL Joseph BRAUN.

COLONELS OF THE 100º WHO HAVE ARRIVED TO GENERAL:

Anne Gilbert LA VAL, 

Born: 9 November 1762
Chef de Brigade: 4 July 1794 (103eme Demi-brigade de battle)
Chef de Brigade: 16 February 1796 (100eme  Demi-brigade d’Infanterie de Ligne)
General the Brigade: 10 Juin 1799
General the Division: 1 April 1809
Dead: 6 Septembre 1810

Jean Marie RITAY,

Born: 25 Octobre 1761
Chef de Brigade: 26 July 1799
Colonel: 1803
General the Brigade: 24 Décembre 1805
Chevalier de la Légion d’Honneur: 14 Juin 1804
Dead: 12 April 1819

Joachim Jérôme QUIOT DU PASSAGE, 

Born: 9 February  1775
Colonel: 27 Décembre 1805
General the Brigade: 19 May 1811
Empire’s Baron: 21 Décembre 1808
Dead: 12 Janaury 1849

Jean Joseph MARGUET,

Born: 13 Janaury 1773
Colonel: 1 November 1811
General de Brigade: 14 Septembre 1813
Chevalier de la Légion d’Honneur: 23 November 1813
Empire’s Baron: 16 August 1813
Dead: 1 February 1814 (battle of  La Rothiere)

Battle Honors in the flag of the 100ème Reg. d’Infanterie de Ligne:

ULM (1805), ESSLING (1809), WAGRAM (1809)

List of Battles and Combats:

YEAR BATTLE GENERAL ENEMY WHERE RESULTAT
1794 Saorge Masséna (20.000) Austria and Sardinai (8.000) Frech Alpes Victory
1795 Loano Schérer (25.000) Austria and Sardinai (18.000) Ligurie, Italy Victory
1796 Neresheim Moreau (45.000) Austria (43.000) Duché de Wúttenberg Victory
Friedberg Moreau (59.000) Austria (37.000) Bavière, Germany Victory
Borghetto Napoléon (28.000) Austria (19.000) Valeggio sul Mincio, Italy Victory
Kehl Moreau (10.000) Austria (7.000) Baden-Wuttenberg Victory
1799 Zurich Masséna (75.000) Russia (44.000), Austria (32.000) Swiss Victory
1800 Hohenlinden Moreau (54.000) Austria (46.000)

Bavière (15.000)

Munich Victory
1805 Ulm Napoléon (80.000) Austria (40.000) Bavière Victory
Elchingen Ney (17.000) Austria (16.000) Germany Victory
Dürrenstein Gazan (10.000) Russia, Austria (24.000) Wachau, Austria Victory
1806 Iena, Napoléon (40.000) Prusia (60.000) Germany Victory
Pultusk Lannes (26.000) Prusia, Russia (43.000) Germany Undecided
1807 Eylau Napoléon (75.000) Russia (67.000)

Prusia (9.000)

Prusia Victory
Frieland Napoléon (80.000) Russie (62.000) Prusia Victory
Ostrolenka Savary (20.000) Russia (25.000) Pologne Victory
1808 Saragosse Lefebvre (9.500) Spain (6.000) Spain Defeat
1809 Esseling Napoléon (66.000) Austria (91.000) Austria Defeat
Wagram Napoleon (155.000) Austria (173.000) Austria Victory
Ebelsberg Massena (22.000) Austria (40.000) Linz, Austria Victory
1811 Badajoz Soult (20.000) Spain (4.000) Spain Victory
La Albuhera Soult (25.000) England, Spain (35.000) Spain Undecided
Fuente de Onoro Masséna (42.000) Wellington (36.000) Spain Undecided
Campo Mayor Latour-Maubourg (2.400) Beresford (1.000) Portugal Defeat
1813 Dresde Napoléon (135.000) Austria, Prusia y Russia (214.000) Sajonia Victory
Vitoria Jourdan (60.000) Wellington (90.000) Spain Defeat
1814 Bayonne Thouvenot (14.000) L’Anplaterre (20.000) France Defeat
Nivelle Soult (60.000) Wellington (80.000) France Defeat
Toulouse Soult (42.000) Wellington (49.000) France Undecided
1815 Quatre Bras Ney (20.000) Wellington (36.000) Belgique Undecided
Waterloo Napoléon (73.000) Wellington

(118.000)

Belgique Defeat