Among Napoleon's domestic measures

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The Civil Code, also known as the Napoleonic Code, was a comprehensive set of laws that replaced the feudal laws and privileges of the Old Regime. The Bank of France was also established during Napoleon's rule to stabilize the economy and promote investment. While Napoleon did make some efforts towards women's rights, such as allowing women to inherit property, he did not grant them voting rights. In fact, he abolished the limited voting rights that existed under the Directory. Easy divorce was not a provision of Napoleon's domestic measures, and he himself was married multiple times. Although he technically held the title of Emperor, Napoleon preferred to refer to himself as "First Citizen" out of a desire to distance himself from the monarchy. He also abolished aristocratic titles, but created new titles of nobility for his loyal followers.

Among Napoleon's Domestic Measures