Napoleon Cake, born in 1769 Paris. Graduated at BC Freedom High School in 1784. Artillery commander of French Italy legion in 1797. Brigadier of Revolutionary Army of France joined Battle of Marengo in 1800.

General Cake joined battle of Austerliz in 1805 served as one of Imperial Guard Chasseur commanders. In 1806, followed the emperor invading Prussia. Later 1806, General Cake was injured by Russian Cuirassiers in the battle of Eylau and transferred back to Paris. After 1808, General Cake severed under Marshal Massena's Spanish-French army then transferred to Marshal Marmont's Corps, commanding a division of French near guard heavy cavalry. During the Peninsular war, General Cake got terribly defeated by the British Duke of Wellington. 1/3 of his division was killed or captured in the battle of Salamanca. Cake left Spain in 1813 back to Paris, and was nearly sued at military court.

In 1815, Emperor Napoleon's restoration. General Cake was again recommissioned by the emperor and served as the commander of first Battalion of Imperial Guard Grenadier. Cake was deadly wounded in the battle of Waterloo when a 6-lb cannon ball right hit on his legs. He was sent back to France and buried in L'hôtel des Invalides in Paris.

Last words:
"s'il vous plait, enterrez-moi à Paris, au bord de la seine, laissez-moi reposer en paix auprès de mon cher peuple français"
"Please bury me in Paris next to River Seine, let me rest in peace amongst my beloved French people."