Charles Tristan
French general and marquis de Montholon
French general and marquis de Montholon
Military & Warriors
France
Served as a French general during the Napoleonic Wars. Played a significant role in the defense of France and was involved in key military campaigns. After the fall of Napoleon, accompanied him into exile on the island of Saint Helena. Documented Napoleon's final days and contributed to his biographical accounts. Held various military titles throughout his service and engaged in post-war politics.
Accompanied Napoleon Bonaparte to Saint Helena
Served as a general in the Napoleonic Wars
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