Picture of Capybara Soldat Of Napoleon

Biography

Valentine de Bühler was a female Capibara born on March 23, 1769 in Switzerland. His main value was Respect. In 1803, she decided to leave Switzerland to settle in France and find a better future there.


Once in France, Valentine was immediately drawn to Napoleon Bonaparte's army and decided to join the ranks of French troops to serve her country and her cause. She quickly distinguished herself by her bravery and her sense of duty, which allowed her to be promoted Adjutant at the end of 1804.


In 1805, Valentine participated in the Battle of Austerlitz where she showed great bravery and exemplary courage, which did not go unnoticed by the other soldiers present on the battlefield. It is said that during this battle, Valentine showed great composure and successfully repelled several German attacks despite the heavy losses suffered by his unit during the fight. This feat has remained engraved in the memories of the soldiers present on the spot as a remarkable example of courage and determination in the face of adversity.


Valentine died on August 1, 1824 after devoting her entire life to the service of the French nation of which she was very proud. She is still considered today as a model for many thanks to her great moral strength and her innate sense of respect which marked her entire exceptional military career.