If Napoleon was not a warmonger he would have stopped after securing France ............
but he wanted to rule all of Europe , he wanted to put his family members in places to rule all of Europe, brothers , cousins, etc were made kinds of Spain, Italy, Austria etc etc
BTW, I forgot Sweden was also involved against Napoleon
Have you read no history at all? What do you think kings did; what actions did their people believe made them great kings?
The history of Europe is the history of one country or another seeking hegemony in western Europe.
Henry V of England is considered one of the greatest of English kings, and what did he do? Did he write a massive legal code, free the Jews from their ghettos, support literacy and culture? No, none of that; he continued a 100 years long war between England and France. Why was Richard II so despised? Partly because he was a terrible warrior. Why were Richard the First and Edward the Black Prince so idolized, if not for their prowess in battle and seizing of French territory?
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, was constantly at war to hold on to his dominions, which included most of Europe. Even that wasn't enough. He also invaded Italy. Francis I of France wanted it too, and between them they despoiled our, or at least "my" country. Were they also in the same cluster as Hitler?
How about Suleiman the Magnificent? How about the Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany and the Prussian Officer Corps? What on earth do you think World War I was about if not for Germany to conquer as much of Europe as it could?
Were we to list all their yDna I'm sure almost all European and Near Eastern ones would be covered.
Btw, the people over whom these people ruled, and whom they took into battle were more than willing partners. The French adored Napoleon. Even after the disaster of his ill-judged attack on Russia they welcomed him back from Elba with open arms. Do you not know what the Arc de Triomphe in Paris represents? After his death they had to deal with the return of their incompetent royal family and aristocrats, but they swept them away, and who did they install as Emperor, but the man whom they thought was Napoleon's nephew.
One needs to look beyond the narrow parochial concerns of one's own little corner of the world, if one even understands that with a sufficiently objective and open mind and look at the sweep of history and what it tells us. Otherwise, the commentary is going to be childish and just plain WRONG.