The Duke of Enghien was a French nobleman, born in 1772, known for his role during the tumultuous period of the French Revolution and the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. His full name was Louis Antoine de Bourbon, and he was a member of the royal family, specifically a descendant of the House of Bourbon. He was notable for his military service and opposition to the revolutionary government. In 1804, the Duke was arrested by Napoleon's regime and accused of plotting against the government. Despite a lack of substantial evidence, he was executed in a controversial trial that raised questions about justice and political power. His death marked a significant moment in the history of the French monarchy and the Napoleonic era.