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COMMANDER // 1755–1820

François Lefebvre

Marshal of FranceFranceFrench Empire10 battles5 wars

Lifespan

1755 – 1820

1760177017801790180018101820War of the Second Coalition · 1798-1802Napoleonic Wars · 1803-1815Peninsular War · 1808-1814War of the Fifth Coalition · 1809French invasion of Russia · 1812Battle of Stockach — March 25, 1799 · French Directory · War of the Second CoalitionBattle of Jena–Auerstedt — October 14, 1806 · French Empire · Napoleonic WarsBattle of Zornoza — October 31, 1808 · French Empire · Peninsular WarPeninsular War — May 2, 1808 · France · Napoleonic WarsBattle of Abensberg — April 20, 1809 · First French Empire · War of the Fifth CoalitionBattle of Eckmühl — April 22, 1809 · France · War of the Fifth CoalitionBattle of Teugen-Hausen — April 19, 1809 · French Empire · War of the Fifth CoalitionBattle of Wörgl — May 13, 1809 · First French Empire · War of the Fifth CoalitionBattles of Bergisel — November 1, 1809 · Kingdom of Bavaria · War of the Fifth CoalitionBattle of Krasnoi — November 15, 1812 · France · French invasion of Russia

Active service 1799–1812 — 10 battles across 5 wars; first command at age 44.

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François Joseph Lefebvre, Duke of Danzig was a French military commander of the French Revolutionary Wars and the Napoleonic Wars, and one of the original eighteen Marshals of the Empire created by Napoleon.

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Battles (10)

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