Who Killed Josephine? The Mystery of Napoleon's Wife's Death

On December 2, 1804, at the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris, Napoleon became the Emperor of the French Empire and placed the crown of empress upon his wife's head. The emperor loved France and adored Josephine, who was always his support and strength. Their letters are the correspondence of lovers or spouses separated against their will.
Having created an empire, Napoleon dreamed of establishing a new ruling dynasty; he wished to pass the French crown to his son. But Josephine could not fulfill her husband's dream. For several years, the emperor waited, hoping for a miracle, but in 1809 he announced their divorce. After the dissolution of their marriage, a series of defeats followed for Bonaparte.
Years later, at the age of 51, dying, the great commander recalled his army, France, and whispered the name of the love of his life: "Josephine".
In this woman's life, there was always a man sent from heaven who reigned over the whole world... On the day his power faded, the soul of this woman faded along with it! This is the profound mystery that can be understood by the mind but is never destined to be unveiled.