This man's country became an "ulcer" thanks to the activities of anti-regime guerrillas during the Peninsular War.
This person's predecessor was deposed in the Mutiny at Aranjuez, and he lost power after the Treaty of Valencay. Late in life, this person retired to Point Breeze, New Jersey, where he became close friends with Nicholas Biddle. The afrancesados supported this person, partly because of the enlightened terms of his Bayonne Statute, in a war where his forces lost the Battle of Bailen. (*) Joachim Murat succeeded this man when he abruptly left the throne of Naples. This man's country became an "ulcer" thanks to the activities of anti-regime guerrillas during the Peninsular War. For 10 points, name this Corsican who ruled Spain in the early 19th century with the support of his imperial brother.
This person's predecessor was deposed in the Mutiny at Aranjuez, and he lost power after the Treaty of Valencay.
Joseph Bonaparte [or King Joseph I; prompt on "Bonaparte"]