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When Napoleon Bonaparte came to power as First Consul of France, in 1799, he ordered himself a coat of arms. The politician Emmanuel Crétet (later first governor of the Banque de France), who had supported the coup that propelled him to power, suggested an eagle, a lion and an elephant.
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