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[[Image:Napoleon II.jpg|thumb|right|The King of Rome]]

[[Image:Napoleon II.jpg|thumb|right|The King of Rome]]

After Waterloo, Napoleon I abdicated in favor of his son. Napoleon II had only a short-lived regime, almost a theoretical reign. Later he was named the Duke of Reichstadt. His mother received then the life-title of Duchess of Parma (also of Piacenza, and Guastalla, [[Italy]]).

After [[Waterloo]], [[Napoleon]] I abdicated in favor of his son. Napoleon II had only a short-lived regime, almost a theoretical reign. Later he was named the Duke of Reichstadt. His mother received then the life-title of Duchess of Parma (also of Piacenza, and Guastalla, [[Italy]]).

The young King of Rome was never a healthy child. He died at the age of 21 of tuberculosis on August 22, 1832, at Schönbrunn Palace in Austria.  

The young King of Rome was never a healthy child. He died at the age of 21 of [[tuberculosis]] on August 22, 1832, at Schönbrunn Palace in Austria.