Was The French Revolution Napoleon A Hero

In result of Napoleon’s many successes into eliminating negative components of the French Revolution have convinced many citizens of the French nation that Napoleon is the hero of The French Revolution; however, due to his despotic intentions, inevitable failures, as well as other figures of the French Revolution also being considered to be heroic, prove otherwise. The French government in the beginning of our French Revolution was in need of a man with military success, they were in need of a man like Napoleon. Napoleon was assigned only to prevent chaos during the French Revolution in 1797, but eventually was admitted as the French Emperor of France in 1804. Despite his efforts and success into improving the French Revolution in economic, political, and social ways; Napoleon soon expressed tyrannical tendencies through his enforcement of democratic despotism and un-kept promises of everlasting military winnings. However, the citizens, and once myself, had created an idealized illusion of Napoleon considering he had the press censor his losses. Not only that, but Napoleon’s most prized and likable creation, the Napoleonic Code (A code of laws that enforced the endurance of religion, equality, and the abolition of feudalism), contradicts itself considering it allows husbands and fathers to maintain complete authority over their wives and children. This only proves that the Napoleonic Code is in favor of commanding power rather than individual rights. A hero is someone who humbly remains undefeated and is idealized for their genuine
In conclusion, Napoleon is a definite, positive influence during this time of the french revolution, but he is not the overall hero of the French Revolution that meny deem him to