Marshal of Empire
The maréchalat is a military dignity of Ancien Mode which had been removed by the Révolution. The Sénatus-consulte of the May 18th 1804 restores it under the name of marshal of Empire , and allots the following day this dignity to 14 generals like 4 “senators having the title of marshals of Empire”, rewarded for their talents and the rendered services.
Not to exceed the maximum number of 16 marshals in activity, some give up their dignity during new nominations. Thus in 1809 of Berthier, named vice-constable of the Empire, of Jourdan, which is named chief of Staff and Murat who becomes king of Naples. Lannes dies the same year. Bernadotte becomes crown prince to Sweden in 1810
The boulevards which surround the second enclosure of Paris, that of the twenty districts, bear the name of marshals of Empire and are named for this reason Boulevards of the marshals . It is interesting to note that on the 26 marshals of the First Empire only 21 have a boulevard which surrounds Paris. Among them, only one: Exelmans, general of Empire was made Maréchal by Napoleon III. Do not have a Boulevard: Augereau, Bernadotte, Grouchy, Marmont, Moncey, Oudinot and Perignon. To note that Augereau, Moncey, Oudinot and Perignon have a street with their name. Bernadotte, Grouchy and Marmont considered as " traitres" are not honoured by the capital.
First Empire
List of the 26 marshals of Empire
In 1804
- Charles Pierre François Augereau, duke of Castiglione (1757-1816)
- Jean-Baptiste Jules Bernadotte, prince, duke of Pontecorvo (1763-1844)
- Louis-Alexandre Berthier, prince-sovereign of Neuchâtel and Vallengin, prince of Wagram (1753-1815)
- Jean-Baptiste Bessières, duke of Istrie (1768-1813)
- Guillaume Marie-Anne Brune, count d' Empire (1763-1815)
- Louis Nicolas Davout, duke of Auerstaedt, prince of Eckmühl (1770-1823)
- Jean-Baptiste Jourdan (count under the 2nd restoration) (1762-1833)
- François-Christophe Kellermann, duke of Valmy (1735-1820)
- Jean Lannes, duke of Montebello (1769-1809)
- François Joseph Lefebvre, duke of Dantzig (1755-1820)
- Andre Masséna, duke of Rivoli, prince of Essling (1758-1817)
- Good Adrien Jeannot de Moncey, duke of Conegliano (1754-1842)
- Adolphe Edouard Casimir Joseph Mortar, duke of Trévise (1768-1835)
- Joachim Murat, large-duke of Berg and Clèves, king de Naples and of Deux-Siciles (1767-1815)
- Michel Ney, duke of Elchingen, prince of the Moskowa (1769-1815)
- Catherine-Dominique Perignon, count d' Empire (1754-1818)
- Jean Mathieu Philibert Sérurier, count d' Empire (1742-1819)
- Nicolas Jean-of-God Soult, duke of Dalmatie (1769-1851)
In 1807
- Claude Victor-Perrin says Victor, duke of Bellune (1764-1841)
In 1809
- Etienne Jacques Joseph Macdonald, duke of Tarente (1765-1840)
- Auguste Frederic Louis Viesse de Marmont, duke of Raguse (1774-1852)
- Nicolas-Charles-Marie Oudinot, duke of Reggio (1767-1847)
In 1811
- Louis Gabriel Suchet, duke of Albufera (1770-1826)
In 1812
- Laurent de Gouvion-Saint-Cyr, count d' Empire (1764-1830)
In 1813
- Józef Antoni Poniatowski, Prince de Pologne and of the Saint Worsens Roman Germanic, Généralissime of the Poles (1763-1813)
In 1815 (Hundred Days)
- Emmanuel de Grouchy, count d' Empire (1766-1847)
Second Empire
1850- Jerome Bonaparte, king of Westphalia
- Remy Joseph Isidore Exelmans
- Jean Isidore Harispe
- Jean Valiant Philibert Baptist
- Spirit Victor Elisabeth Boniface de Castellane
- Bernard Pierre Magnan
- Achilles Leroy of Saint-Arnaud
- Pleasant Jean Jacques Pélissier, duke of Malakoff
- Pierre Joseph François Thicket
- Unquestionable François of Canrobert
- Jacques Louis César Alexandre Randon, count de Pully
- Edme Patrice Maurice of Mac-Mahon, Magenta duke of
- Adolphe Niel
- Auguste Regnaud of Midsummer's Day d' Angély
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