Louis-Nicolas Davout

Louis-Nicolas Davout was a skilled French military leader during the Napoleonic Wars, known for his discipline, strategic ability, and unwavering loyalty. He served as one of Napoleon’s most trusted generals and was highly regarded for his leadership in key battles such as Austerlitz and Wagram. Despite his relatively modest size, he was effective in commanding large armies and maintaining discipline among troops. Davout’s tactical brilliance and dedication earned him the nickname "the Iron Marshal," and he was considered one of Napoleon’s most capable and reliable commanders.