This ruler instituted a namesake legal code which obliged all adult males and females to work, and he created the hilarious royal title Count of Marmalade. He constructed a building often known as the "Blacksmith's Pouch" along with the residential palace Sans Souci. He headed a kingdom in the Northern Province during a partition of his country where he built a citadel overlooking the harbor named La Ferriere, while the southern part of the country was ruled by his rival Alexandre Petion. He shot himself in the heart wi
This ruler instituted a namesake legal code which obliged all adult males and females to work, and he created the hilarious royal title Count of Marmalade. He constructed a building often known as the "Blacksmith's Pouch" along with the residential palace Sans Souci. He headed a kingdom in the Northern Province during a partition of his country where he built a citadel overlooking the harbor named La Ferriere, while the southern part of the country was ruled by his rival Alexandre Petion. He shot himself in the heart with a silver bullet in 1820, nine years after he came to power following the overthrow of Jean-Jacques Dessalines, and before that he'd been an aide to Toussaint L'Ouverture. FTP, name this ruler of Haiti who proclaimed himself King Henri I.
This ruler instituted a namesake legal code which obliged all adult males and females to work, and he created the hilarious royal title Count of Marmalade.
Henri Christophe