Hello, this is the first timeline I posted on this site in years, so excuse me if I'm not posting this quite correctly. Also excuse several posts made in quick succession, this is a timeline I started a little over a year ago, and it has quite a bit to it. If you like this, please check out the stories that go along with it
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Quick Synopsis of the TL: The Alliance between Napoleon and Alexander doesn't break down as early, leading to Europe being divided between France, Russia, and to a lesser degree Britain and the Turks
In November of 1807, Napoleon launches a campaign against the Ottomans, aiding his ally of Russia, but the Ottomans proved a tougher fight than suspected, and it didn't help that Alexander and Napoleon were constantly bickering (mostly Napoleon's fault), leading to Napoleon to withdraw from the Ottoman Campaign numerous times for a couple of months, before the Ottomans finally surrendered in 1814.
Alexander and Napoleon met at Sofia to finally try to settle their differences, leading to the "1,000 Agreements of Sofia," where Napoleon and Alexander continuously gave concessions to each other, dividing the influence of Europe. In general, Napoleon wanted influence over the Catholics and Romance people, while Alexander wanted sway over the Orthodox and Slavic people. Well, they'd be butting heads over the Catholic Slavs and the Romanians. While Napoleon did cede concession over Romania, Alexander and Napoleon did debate harshly over Poland and Yugoslavs. They finally came to the conclusion of shared influence over the two states of Poland and Serbia.
among other things, Greece was declared shared influence in return for Russia getting Constantinople, Russia getting Antioch and Jerusalem (under puppets) for shared influence over Albania, a 'press here to divide button' for Sweden between both France and Russia, and according to legend, Alexander would accept all French annexations up to this point if Napoleon would cut off one of his generals fingers.
With the vast majority of Europe now divided between Napoleon and his allies, Napoleon's ambition seems to be over, if it weren't for that Alexander's and Napoleon's relations started to deteriorate once more, leading to the breaking of the alliance in 1816, although Alexander's embargo of the UK continued (to explain in Alexander's own words, "I hate England, too."), and so the world has divided the world into 3 major spheres: The French Sphere, the Russian Sphere, and the British Sphere (There's also the Post-Turkish Sphere, but their interest tend to remain aligned with the British Sphere).
Alexander of Russia died in 1825, leaving the nation and it's sphere to his younger brother. Napoleon himself died in 1831, leading to the rise of Napoleon II. He was certainly not his father, but was still a good enough ruler to take on the Reigns of Europe