General Jean-Dominique Compans
Born: June 26, 1769
Place of Birth: Salies-du-Salat, Haute-Garonne, France
Legion of Honor: Grand Cross
Imperial Nobility: Count
Died: November 10, 1845
Cause of Death: Natural causes
Place of Death: Blagnac, France
Arc de Triomphe: East
| Battle | Unit | Rank |
| Austerlitz | V Corps (Lannes) - Chief of Staff | Général de brigade |
| Jena | IV Corps (Soult) - Chief of Staff | Général de brigade |
| Smolensk | I Corps (Davout) - 5th Division | Général de division |
| Borodino (La Moskowa) | I Corps (Davout) - 5th Division | Général de division |
| Maloyaroslavetz | I Corps (Davout) - 5th Division | Général de division |
| Lützen | VI Corps (Marmont) - 20th Division | Général de division |
| Bautzen | VI Corps (Marmont) - 20th Division | Général de division |
| Leipzig | VI Corps (Marmont) - 20th Division | Général de division |
Compans rallied to Napoleon during the Hundred Days, but declined a command in the Army of the North and was instead retired. He voted for death at the trial of Marshal Ney.
Sources:
Six, Georges. Dictionnaire Biographique des Generaux & Amiraux Francais de la Revolution et de l'Empire (1792-1814). Paris: Gaston Saffroy, 2003.External Links:
