When you’re so powerful the entirety of Europe has to unite to slime you:

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    1. ZealousidealSteak214 on

      And even then you win so many battles that the enemy strategy revolves around not fighting you.

    2. D-Ulpius-Sutor on

      If you mean the coalition wars after the French revolution (that became the Napoleonic wars), it’s actually that every other country banded together , because they all wanted to subdue the revolutionary France and declared war on THEM to restore the French monarchy. The French revolutionary army proved so successful in the end (due to Napoleon among other things) that they had to do it over and over again.

    3. When you’re so dumb as to pick a fight with the whole of the rest of Europe and they kurbstomp you to St Helena. Fixed it for ya

    4. It’s not a good list given that some countries switched sides more than a few times. Spain specially comes to mind

    5. ZeitgeistWurst on

      Half of these “countries” are basically just small regions in the modern DACH area nowadays lol

    6. SopwithTurtle on

      Half these countries were flip-flopping sides through the period listed. Great Britain might be the only constant on the other side.

    7. Gigantopithecus1453 on

      As a swede, we really shouldn’t have joined this. It just led to us losing Finland and Pomerania. We should have just blown with the wind and avoided losing territory instead of being one of the most determined and consistent coalition members. Sure, we got Norway, but it wasn’t worth it and we probably could have gotten it without losing Finland and Pomerania

    8. EVEN SWITZERLAND JOINED IN
      WHY IS NEPAL FIGHTING TOO ?
      THE FRENCH ARE ALSO FIGHTING THEMSELF !

      remember this was during/after an famine, so the gouvernement had to deal with the entirety of Europe and more trying to kill France, also to crush an rebellion and stop the famine while trying to slowly make an democratic republic

    9. Is it true that these countries were funded by the then London bank as Britain saw napoleon as a threat to its empire and given that British pound was the dominant currency at that time they could loan out the money to countries and warriors to unite against Napoleon?

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