What was his endgame?
>>2004020
A pan-European French empire.
>>2004020
A free and secure France. The only purpose of the "empire" was subduing the various monarchies who refused to let that happen.
>>2004050
This. And as a side effect exporting the values of the French revolution.
>>2004050
A free and secure France under his firm control. He never demonstrated real expansionist ambition, he just wanted to be the monarch of France. His wars as well as his domestic policies were conceived in that perspective.
why didn't he win bros
this is so unfair
>>2004083
Here's a fact for you senpai
Good guys have never won a war
Lingua Franca, the cockblocking of the Eternal Anglo, and dominance of New World trade was probably his end game. After that, not too sure if there was an end game.
Oh also to unite the German people under one ruler under a non-Germanic ruler, since that's the only way the Krauts could ever hope to have any semblance of proper rule :^]
>>2004084
ww2
>>2004103
Wrong
>>2004020
Since he saw himself as the continuity of the Merovingians and the Carolingians dynasties, i think he wanted to found a new dynasty of French monarch, too bad that the Anglos kept hindering him.
>>2004710
>Since he saw himself as the continuity of the Merovingians and the Carolingians dynasties
How so?
>>2005177
He (re)established the Power of the Church in France, he protected the Papacy, he used the bee as a herald, he also chose to be crowned Emperor of the French instead of Emperor of France, mixing both the title of Imparator Augustus of Charlemagne and the title of Rex Francorum of Clovis.
>>2005357
>he used the bee as a herald
he chooe the bees as a coat of arm*
>>2005559
>>/reddit/
>>2004517
I don't get this picture.
>>2005592
It shows the humane side of the supposedly "inhumane" nazis
Also I don't get the first picture in it. It looks like two heavily disfigured dudes fighting or something
>>2005610
It does seem to contradict itself a bit. I think its just a bunch of pictures of Nazis dicking around The last image is fairly self explanatory.