Otello at the Battle of Austerlitz, capturing a Russian flag. Painting by François Gérard, "La Bataille d'Austerlitz" (c. 1810)
Born
1792 (1792)[1] Ottoman Empire
Died
c. 1828 (2024-05-13UTC15:29)[citation needed] Schloss Frohsdorf, Austrian Empire
Allegiance
First French Republic, First French Empire, Kingdom of Naples (Napoleonic)
Service/branch
French Army, Army of the Kingdom of Naples (Napoleonic)
Years of service
1798–1815
Rank
Mamelucco del Re
Battles/wars
French Revolutionary Wars, Napoleonic Wars, Neapolitan War
Awards
Order of the Two Sicilies[2][citation needed]
Other work
Servant to Francesco Macdonald and Caroline Bonaparte[3]
Nunzio Otello Francesco Gioaccino (c. 1792, Ottoman Empire – after 1828) was a soldier and servant during the Napoleonic Wars.[1] Born to an Egyptian family in Ottoman Egypt, Otello was taken by French officials during their expedition to Egypt in 1798 under general Napoleon Bonaparte. Otello was a gift to Joachim Murat and became his servant when he was 6 years old.[1] He later became an aide and bodyguard of Murat, and a servant to Caroline Bonaparte, serving as Caroline's personal assistant in the Schloss Frohsdorf estate after her marriage to Francesco MacDonald.[3]
^ abcNorth, Jonathan (2024-01-18). The Death of Joachim Murat: 1815 and the Unfortunate Fate of One of Napoleon's Marshals. Pen and Sword Military. ISBN 978-1-3990-5844-5.
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^ ab"Empires of Liberty: Achille Murat, a Napoleonic Prince in the American South". original-ufdc.uflib.ufl.edu. Retrieved 2023-12-17.
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Global Information
First French Republic, First French Empire, 
Kingdom of Naples (Napoleonic)