Hunder Days

War o the Sevent Coalition
	Pairt o the Napoleonic Wars
	; The Battle o Waterloo, bi William Sadler II
Date	20 Mairch tae 8 Julie 1815
Location	Fraunce, present-day Belgium
Result	Decisive French defeat, Seicont Treaty o Paris End o Napoleonic Wars; Seicont exile o Napoleon an seicont Bourbon Restoration; Beginnin o the Concert o Europe;
Belligerents
Seivent Coalition:; Unitit Kinrick; Prussia; Austrian Empire; Russian Empire; Hanover; Nassau; Brunswick; Sweden; Netherlands; Spain; Portugal; Sardinie; Sicily; Tuscany; Switzerland; French Kinrick	French Empire; Kingdom of Naples
Commanders an leaders
Duke o Wellington; Gebhard von Blücher; Frederick Bianchi	Napoleon; Marquis de Grouchy; Louis-Nicolas Davout; Joachim Murat
Strenth
800,000– 1,000,000	280,000
Casualties an losses
50,825+ killed, woondit, or captured[citation needit]	68,000+ killed, woondit, captured, or missin[citation needit]

The Hunder Days,^[2] sometimes kent as the Hunder Days o Napoleon or Napoleon's Hunder Days markit the period atween Emperor Napoleon o Fraunce's return frae exile on Elba tae Paris on 20 Mairch 1815 an the seicont restoration o King Louis XVIII on 8 Julie 1815 (a period o 111 days).^[3]

References

↑ ^a ^b Chandler 1966, p. 1015.
↑ French: les Cent-Jours, IPA: [le sɑ̃ ʒuʁ]
↑ Histories differ ower the stairt an end dates o the Hundred Days; anither popular period is frae 1 March, when Napoleon I landit in Fraunce, tae his defeat at Waterloo on 18 Juin.

[FOOTNOTEChandler19661015-1] Chandler 1966, p. 1015.

[2] French: les Cent-Jours, IPA: [le sɑ̃ ʒuʁ]

[3] Histories differ ower the stairt an end dates o the Hundred Days; anither popular period is frae 1 March, when Napoleon I landit in Fraunce, tae his defeat at Waterloo on 18 Juin.

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