Bourbon Restoration and Treaty Settlements in France (1814–1815)

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Mar 9, 1814

Treaty of Chaumont binds Allied coalition

Treaty ofAllied Coalition

Mar 31, 1814

Coalition armies enter Paris after capitulation

Paris OccupationCoalition Armies

Apr 2, 1814

Senate deposes Napoleon and forms provisional regime

S natProvisional Regime

Apr 6, 1814

Napoleon abdicates unconditionally at Fontainebleau

Napoleon BonaparteFontainebleau Abdication

May 2, 1814

Louis XVIII issues Declaration of Saint-Ouen

Louis XVIIIDeclaration of

May 30, 1814

First Treaty of Paris ends War of Sixth Coalition

First Treaty

Jun 4, 1814

Charter of 1814 proclaimed as constitutional basis

Charter ofLouis XVIII

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Treaty of Chaumont binds Allied coalition

Coalition armies enter Paris after capitulation

Senate deposes Napoleon and forms provisional regime

Napoleon abdicates unconditionally at Fontainebleau

Louis XVIII issues Declaration of Saint-Ouen

First Treaty of Paris ends War of Sixth Coalition

Charter of 1814 proclaimed as constitutional basis

Bourbon Restoration and Treaty Settlements in France (1814–1815)

Treaty of Chaumont binds Allied coalition

Coalition armies enter Paris after capitulation

Senate deposes Napoleon and forms provisional regime

Napoleon abdicates unconditionally at Fontainebleau

Treaty of Fontainebleau exiles Napoleon to Elba

Louis XVIII issues Declaration of Saint-Ouen

Louis XVIII makes formal entry into Paris

First Treaty of Paris ends War of Sixth Coalition

Charter of 1814 proclaimed as constitutional basis

Napoleon lands at Golfe-Juan, beginning Hundred Days

Final Act of the Congress of Vienna is signed

Second Treaty of Paris imposes harsher postwar settlement