1797 ⟶ Bonaparte Occupies Ancona, Pressuring Pope Pius VI
February 9: Bonaparte occupies Ancona to force Pope Pius VI ...
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⛪ Pope Pius VI Condemns French Clergy's Civil Constitution
March 10: Pope Pius VI condemns the Civil Constitution of the Clergy⟶
ReligionCatholic ChurchFrench RevolutionCivil Constitution of the ClergyPope Pius VICounter-RevolutionClerical OppositionReligious ConflictPapal Bull
⚔️ Bonaparte's Italian Campaign Begins
April 10: Bonaparte begins his Italian campaign with victories over the Austrians at Montenotte (April 12) and the Sardinians at Millesimo (April 13).⟶
French RevolutionMilitary CampaignBonaparteItalian CampaignWarAustriaSardiniaMontenotteMillesimoFirst Coalition
🤝 Bonaparte Secures Papal States Occupation
June 23: Bonaparte signs the Armistice of Bologna with the Holy See, which permits the French occupation of the northern Papal States.⟶
French RevolutionNapoleonic WarsPapal StatesCatholic ChurchArmisticeMilitary OccupationReligious ConflictItalyBonaparteConcordat
⛪ Bonaparte Occupies Ancona, Pressuring Pope Pius VI
February 9: Bonaparte occupies Ancona to force Pope Pius VI to negotiate with him. Negotiations begin February 12.⟶
BonapartePapal StatesCatholic ChurchMilitary CampaignNegotiationsItalian CampaignFrench RevolutionReligious ConflictOccupation
⚔️ Bonaparte's Army Occupies Cairo
July 24: Bonaparte and his army enter Cairo.⟶
French RevolutionNapoleonic WarsEgyptCairoMilitary CampaignBonaparteInvasionOccupationMiddle East
