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Napoleon's speech stirred up cheers again. If Napoleon had changed France from a republic into an empire, as in history. Maybe many people have some ideas.

In the original history, when Napoleon proclaimed the emperor, many students at the Paris Advanced Engineering School publicly accused Napoleon of betraying democracy. Napoleon was very dissatisfied with this, and therefore accused the principal Monge of failing to supervise the students. And the old Bonapartist of Monge actually sneered at each other: "It's all because you deceived them." And the old Republican like Xiang Cano simply quit.

In foreign countries, Napoleon's act of proclaiming emperor made him greatly disappointed. Before Napoleon proclaimed himself emperor, France was in Europe and that was the real lighthouse. Any foreigner with a little conscientiousness would not hesitate to stand on the side of France in the contradiction between the feudal prince of his country and France. Those civilians who were struggling under feudal oppression even regarded France as their liberator. Italians, Poles, Germans, and Nordics all serve in the French army as volunteers, fighting to defend democracy and freedom.

But as Napoleon proclaimed himself emperor, left-wing forces across Europe felt that they had been deceived and betrayed. Since then, the wars between France and other countries have increasingly changed from the wars of the third class against the feudal kings to the wars of the French nation against other nations.

But this time, the situation is different. Although Napoleon still became the emperor, this emperor was not the emperor of France, but a "Roman" emperor who did not exist in reality and only existed in the ideal. Under such circumstances, this crown is in everyone's eyes, but it is not much different from the "British Medal". What's more, Napoleon put the title of first ruling in front of the title of the emperor in his speech. Besides, the title of emperor in Rome itself has a certain republican color.

So at this time Napoleon proclaimed emperor in this way, and almost everyone was cheering for him.

An hour later, "Science Pravda", "Kommersant" and "The Sun" all published extra reports on the matter.

The headline of "Science Pravda" is: "Long live the emperor of the people!" The headline of "Kommersant" is: "Long live the emperor of Rome!" The headline of "The Sun" is: "God Represents: Roman Orthodoxy" In France"

Although a very few people are still worried that Napoleon will further erode the French democratic system, in the eyes of most people, Napoleon's current performance is a manifestation of his dignity.

The next day, when the French Republic came to power, His Majesty Polon Bonaparte, the Roman Emperor, accepted an interview with a reporter from the "Science Pravda". In the interview, Napoleon once again assured reporters of his loyalty to the democratic system, and more systematically told his understanding and thinking about the "emperor of the Romans". He told reporters that since he is already the "Emperor of the Romans", he can legally grant the status of "Roman citizen" or even "Roman nobleman" to those who have contributed to the progress of mankind.

"The Legion of Honor is the honor of a country in France, generally only awarded to the French, but Roman citizens and Roman nobles are the honor of the entire world. It can be awarded to all countries who have contributed to the progress of mankind." Napoleon also explained the meaning of "Roman citizen" in this way.

On the third day, the French State Council urgently convened a meeting and passed a resolution to congratulate His Majesty Napoleon Bonaparte, the first ruler of France and the "Emperor of the Romans". At the same time, the resolution also proposed that France allocate land near Paris and donate it to the Roman Empire—it is recommended that the area around the Olympic venue be chosen—as the territory of the Roman Empire. He also suggested that the first ruling H.E. Polon Bonaparte, send the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Talleyrand, on behalf of France and the representatives sent by the Roman Emperor Polon Bonaparte to hold talks and conclude a permanent treaty of allies.

After making this proposal and passing it unanimously, the State Council quickly put forward a new proposal, suggesting that France and the Roman Empire should achieve complete free trade, complete mutual tariff exemption, and grant each other complete national treatment and allow France Dual citizenship with the Roman Empire, double allegiance, and an agreement that France has the responsibility to protect the security of the Roman Empire.

This proposal was quickly passed. But the first proposal encountered obstacles in the first rule of Bonaparte and Napoleon the Great. The Bonaparte administration believed that ceding the land was a traitorous act, and even if the object was the great Roman Empire, this could not be changed. His Majesty Napoleon believed that, as a friendly neighbor of the French Republic, the Roman Empire also had self-esteem. This self-esteem did not allow him to take advantage of France by taking advantage of the simple feelings of the French people towards the Roman Empire. Therefore, he suggested that the Roman Empire can buy some land from the French government at the market price and use it as the territory of the Roman Empire.

The remarks made by the reign of Bonaparte and His Majesty Napoleon fully demonstrated their high morale and moved the members of the State Council deeply. So they quickly referred to the suggestions of the First Ruling His Excellency and His Majesty the Roman Emperor. The proposal was revised, passed quickly, and submitted to the Baominyuan for review.

The Baominyuan, as well as the subsequent Legislative Yuan and the Senate, completed the review of these two drafts with amazing efficiency and submitted them to the first ruling governor for approval.

This time, Bonaparte did not raise any dissenting views and approved the agreement. He also dispatched Foreign Minister Talleyrand to talk with the veteran of Talleyrand who had just been identified as a "Roman nobleman" (the Roman nobles are often the senators of the Senate) ~lightnovelpub.net~ and finally signed a series of documents.

The series of documents include the "French Republic-Roman Empire Treaty of Friendship and Mutual Assistance", "French Republic-Roman Empire Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Navigation", and "French Republic-Roman Empire Territory Purchase and Delimitation Treaty."

The supreme leaders of the two countries, His Excellency Bonaparte, the first ruling French Republic, and His Majesty Napoleon, the Roman Emperor, signed these treaties on behalf of their governments. Thus announced the establishment of a comprehensive strategic partnership between the French Republic and the Roman Empire.

A month later, on the original Freedom Palace square, His Majesty Napoleon officially announced the establishment of the Roman Empire. Almost all the governors of Western France obtained the status of nobility in the Roman Empire and held corresponding positions in the Roman Empire government. As a result, almost all officials of the Roman Empire were concurrently held by officials of the French Republic. Even the dean of the Academy of Sciences is no exception. Of course, because the Roman Empire was founded and its finances were not rich, the officials of the Roman Empire did not have salaries.

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