One Hundred Days: Napoleon's Road To Waterloo -

The road ended on a rain-soaked field in modern-day Belgium.

Just as the French surged, Blücher’s Prussian army arrived to strike the French flank.

They formed the , mobilizing 700,000 troops to crush him. ⚔️ The Belgian Campaign One Hundred Days: Napoleon's Road to Waterloo

Napoleon defeated the Prussians but failed to destroy them.

These clashes set the stage for the final showdown at . 🌧️ The Muddy End at Waterloo (June 18, 1815) The road ended on a rain-soaked field in modern-day Belgium

Add a section on the (Wellington, Blücher, Ney).

📍 remains the ultimate example of how a single person's ambition can briefly defy the will of an entire continent. If you'd like to dive deeper into this post, I can: Focus more on tactical maps of the battles. ⚔️ The Belgian Campaign Napoleon defeated the Prussians

A bloody draw against the Anglo-Allied army.