Napoleon Bonaparte was born on 15 August 1769 in the city of Ajaccio France. The city is on the island of Corsica. Napoleon had four brothers and three sisters. Born in a wealthy family, Napoleon was a child Got a good education. He was admitted to the military academy of France to become a military officer. After his education at Sainik School, he joined a college in Paris in 1784 to study subjects related to artillery. Seeing his talent, he got a job as a subleftinant in the state artillery of France. He used to get a daily salary of two and a half silings, so that he took care of his seven brothers and sisters. Seeing his personal qualities and courage, he became increasingly acquainted with the then influential leaders of France. Now he was also appointed as the commander of the inner army. Meanwhile he was married to Josephine on 9 March 1796. Napoleon married his second wife Marie Louise the daughter of the Emperor of Austria when his first wife Josephine' was childless from whom he had children and became a father. Napoleon with his fighting skills liberated France from foreign enemies. Due to his indomitable courage and valor, he went to conquer Sardinia at the age of 27 by becoming commander of the French Army of Italy. With his fighting skills he forced Sardinia to surrender and handed over much of the conquered territory of Sardinia to France. Napoleons next conquest was to invade Austria and force the emperor Campoformio to accept the humiliating conditions of the treaty. After this, Napoleon forced the acceptance of France's subjugation by signing the Treaty of Tolentind with the Pope. France then sent Napoleon to dominate England, but the obstruction of the English Channel showed Napoleon a face of defeat. Napoleon decided to subjugate the British colonies in East Asia by conquering Egypt and in 1798 he traveled with 35 thousand trained soldiers. On the way, he captured Malta, the Pyramids, the Cincadaria, the entire valley of the Nile. Now he was moving towards India but Napoleon was defeated in front of the power of the British Navy. As soon as he became the ruler, Napoleon made radical reforms in the country economy, education, administrative military and justice systems. In order to improve the religious situation, Napoleon first introduced a new constitution to improve the corrupt and immoral character of the clergy.