The 나폴레옹 법전, or Napoleonic Code, is a legal code established in 1804 under the leadership of Napoleon Bonaparte. It aimed to unify and simplify the laws of France, replacing the complex feudal laws that existed before. The code emphasized principles such as equality before the law, the protection of property rights, and secular authority in legal matters. The Napoleonic Code has had a significant influence on legal systems worldwide, serving as a model for many countries in Europe and beyond. Its principles laid the groundwork for modern civil law systems, promoting clarity and accessibility in legal frameworks.