Gangulphe Andryane

1753–1828 (age 75)

Biography

Gangulphe Andryane (1753–1828) was a figure of the revolutionary and Napoleonic periods, living through decades of profound change in European society. His long life witnessed the transformation of France and the broader continent.

Andryane's burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery places him among the notable personalities of his age. His 75 years of life spanned from the ancien régime through the post-Napoleonic restoration period.

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