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| rdfs:comment | - The Napoleonic Era was in the late 18th to the early 19th Century CE, and was considered to be a part of the Final Age of Western Imperialism. General Carl von Clausewitz was a product of the Napoleonic Era, and wrote his famous book, On War, at that time. (HH2)
- The Napoleonic Era (also known as NE) is a non-commercial and fan-based modification for Ensemble Studios' RTS game, Age of Empires III. The mod expands the game with new gameplay elements, units, buildings, maps, sounds, music, civilizations and a better AI. The mod is focused on the events revolving around the Napoleonic Wars in Europe and all around the globe. The Napoleonic Wars were chosen as the mod's theme because they were regarded as the most influential military events during the time period of Age of Empires III, which did not cover Europe, Africa and Western Asia as historical spheres of interest.
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| abstract | - The Napoleonic Era was in the late 18th to the early 19th Century CE, and was considered to be a part of the Final Age of Western Imperialism. General Carl von Clausewitz was a product of the Napoleonic Era, and wrote his famous book, On War, at that time. (HH2)
- The Napoleonic Era (also known as NE) is a non-commercial and fan-based modification for Ensemble Studios' RTS game, Age of Empires III. The mod expands the game with new gameplay elements, units, buildings, maps, sounds, music, civilizations and a better AI. The mod is focused on the events revolving around the Napoleonic Wars in Europe and all around the globe. The Napoleonic Wars were chosen as the mod's theme because they were regarded as the most influential military events during the time period of Age of Empires III, which did not cover Europe, Africa and Western Asia as historical spheres of interest.
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