The primary conflict in Europe involving Napoleon Bonaparte between 1792 and 1815 was the Napoleonic Wars. These wars encompassed a series of military campaigns where Napoleon sought to expand French territory and influence across Europe. Initially beginning with the French Revolutionary Wars, the conflict saw a coalition of European powers opposing Napoleon's ambitions. Significant battles included Austerlitz, Leipzig, and Waterloo, which ultimately led to Napoleon's defeat in 1815. The Napoleonic Wars profoundly reshaped the political landscape of Europe, leading to the rise of nationalism and the eventual Congress of Vienna.