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Why is Napoleon called ‘Second Justivian’? |
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Answer» Napoleon Bonaparte changed the map of Europe by establishing the absolute rule of France over the entire continent. He made many important reforms in France. He formulated a code of law. He absolished all irrelevant and outdated laws and made laws that suited the French system. While making these laws, importance was given to equality, religion, tolerance, morality, discipline, patriotism, joint family system and individual right to property. All were accorded equality before the law. The was no social, political or religious discrimination in his law code. This code, based on common sense and experience is considered to be a great contribution of Napoleon. Justivian had also made similar reforms. That is why Napoleon is called ‘Second Justivian’. |
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