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Bonapartism is the authoritarian right, cultural center ideology, located near the border with the authoritarian left quadrant, supervening from Napoleon Bonaparte and his followers and successors. in the strict sense, it aims to establish an imperial regime in France at the head of which would be placed a member of the family of Napoleon Bonaparte and in the broadest sense, it aims to establish a nation state with a strong and centralized executive which is authoritarian and largely undemocratic, but Republican in essence and which regularly consults the will of the people through plebiscites. Bonapartism is a very big tent ideology; Napoleon III once commented on the ideological diversity of his court, saying "The Empress is a Legitimist, Morny is an Orléanist, Prince Napoleon is a Republican, and I myself am a Socialist."

History

Neo-Bonapartism

Neo-Bonapartism, also known as Napoleon III Thought and Louis Napoleonism, is a variation of Bonapartism based on the political positions of Napoleon III. It first came around in 1848 when Louis Napoleon Bonaparte (Napoleon III) was elected president of the French Second Republic. He would later overthrow the republic in a coup and make himself Emperor of the French, founding the Second French Empire. Neo-Bonapartism would differ greatly from regular Bonapartism due to the fact that Napoleon III was very incompetent and an idiot who basically broke France during the Franco-Prussian War.

Personality

Bonapartism supports the Enlightenment and supports spreading its values everywhere, however; he is also a pragmatist and thus doesn't support too much radical change.

He wants to usurp the throne of Spain.

& He really hates Russia for some reason.

How to Draw

Draw a ball and color the tricolor French flag inside it.
In the center draw the coat of arms of the First French Empire.
Draw the eyes.
Optionally, draw it wearing Napoleon Bonaparte's hat.

You're done!

Relationships

Friends

Enlightened Absolutism - Has great ideas.
Enlightenment File:Enlightnenment.png - I will finish what you have started.
Machiavellianism - How I came into power and how I maintain it.
Imperialism - The French empire will spread the revolution worldwide!
Catholic Theocracy - I brought you back to France; the Cult of Reason and Cult of the Supreme Being were no good for it.

Frenemies

Republicanism - I am the true successor to the revolution!
French Constitutionalism - I will rewrite the constitution is that ok?
Classical Liberalism - The people shall have rights, but shall not have the vote!
Jacobinism - I used to be one of you, but why did you have to course so much chaos?
Integral Nationalism - I love France too but why don't you like the enlightenment?
Marxism–Leninism - I mostly like what I see here, but what's with this anti-imperialism talk?
Reactionary Socialism - Good direction overall, but why feudalism? Imperialism is good, but crusadism?

Enemies

Integralism - Hippity hoppity your country is my property!
Feuillantism - I'm emperor now deal with it!
Feudalism - Stop impeding progress!
Reactionary - Stop trying to destroy me!

Further Information

Wikipedia

Gallery

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 === [[File:Cball-FrenchSecondRepublic.png]] Neo-Bonapartism ===
 [[File:Cball-FrenchSecondRepublic.png]] Neo-Bonapartism, also known as Napoleon III Thought and Louis Napoleonism, is a variation of Bonapartism based on the political positions of Napoleon III. It first came around in 1848 when Louis Napoleon Bonaparte (Napoleon III) was elected president of the French Second Republic. He would later overthrow the republic in a coup and make himself Emperor of the French, founding the Second French Empire. Neo-Bonapartism would differ greatly from regular Bonapartism due to the fact that Napoleon III was very incompetent and an idiot who basically broke [[File:Cball-France.png]] France during the Franco-Prussian War.
 ==Personality==
 Bonapartism supports the Enlightenment and supports spreading its values everywhere, however; he is also a pragmatist and thus doesn't support too much radical change.