War and Peace · primary

Prince Bagratión

historical · male

A Russian general known for his leadership during the Napoleonic Wars.

Titles

Prince · prince

Appearances

  • First: Book TWO · Chapter XIII · ¶ 39
  • Latest: Book TEN · Chapter XXXV · ¶ 4

Relationships

  • Friendship · Prince Andrew Bolkónski

    “Prince Andrew stopped, waiting for him to come up; Prince Bagratión reined in his horse and recognizing Prince Andrew nodded to him.”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVII · ¶ 5
  • Friendship · Prince Andrew Bolkónski

    “Prince Andrew felt that an invisible power was leading him forward, and experienced great happiness.”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVIII · ¶ 12
  • Military command · Mikhail Illarionovich Kutuzov

    “My blessing, and may Christ be with you in your great endeavor!”
    Book TWO · Chapter XIII · ¶ 55
    “At eleven o’clock they brought him news that the flèches captured by the French had been retaken, but that Prince Bagratión was wounded.”
    Book TEN · Chapter XXXV · ¶ 4
  • Military command · Captain Túshin

    “Bagratión called to him, and Túshin, raising three fingers to his cap... approached the general.”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVII · ¶ 22
  • Military command · Zherkóv

    “Prince Bagratión sent Zherkóv to tell the general in command... that he must retreat as quickly as possible.”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVII · ¶ 25
  • Military command · Count Ilyá Andréevich Rostóv

    ““Tomorrow our squadron is to be in reserve. May I ask to be attached to the first squadron?””
    Book THREE · Chapter XIII · ¶ 28
  • Military command · Dolgorúkov

    “Prince Bagratión proposed to Dolgorúkov to send to inquire of the commander in chief.”
    Book THREE · Chapter XVII · ¶ 1

Quotations

  • “Kutúzov himself, he was told, was in the house with Prince Bagratión and Weyrother”
    Book TWO · Chapter XIII · ¶ 39
  • “My blessing, and may Christ be with you in your great endeavor!””
    Book TWO · Chapter XIII · ¶ 54
  • “to find Prince Bagratión”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVII · ¶ 1
  • “was Prince Bagratión”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVII · ¶ 5
  • “Prince Bagratión’s hard brown face”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVII · ¶ 6
  • “Prince Bagratión screwed up his eyes”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVII · ¶ 15
  • “Very good!” said Bagratión”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVII · ¶ 22
  • “Prince Bagratión sent Zherkóv to tell the general”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVII · ¶ 25
  • “Prince Bagratión, having reached the highest point of our right flank, began riding downhill”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVIII · ¶ 1
  • “Prince Bagratión bowed his head as a sign that this was exactly what he had desired and expected.”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVIII · ¶ 2
  • “Bagratión did not reply; he only gave an order to cease firing and re-form”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVIII · ¶ 3
  • “Well done, lads!” said Prince Bagratión.”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVIII · ¶ 8
  • “Forward, with God!” said Bagratión, in a resolute, sonorous voice”
    Book TWO · Chapter XVIII · ¶ 12
  • “But at the moment the first report was heard, Bagratión looked round and shouted, “Hurrah!””
    Book TWO · Chapter XVIII · ¶ 13
  • “but only at the very end of the action did Prince Bagratión, still hearing the cannonade in the center, send his orderly staff officer...”
    Book TWO · Chapter XX · ¶ 10
  • “Prince Bagratión sat at dinner, talking with some commanding officers.”
    Book TWO · Chapter XXI · ¶ 39
  • “Prince Bagratión turned to the old colonel:”
    Book TWO · Chapter XXI · ¶ 46
  • “Prince Bagratión looked at Túshin, evidently reluctant to show distrust in Bolkónski’s emphatic opinion yet not feeling able fully to credit it.”
    Book TWO · Chapter XXI · ¶ 61
  • “with the exception of Prince Bagratión, who declined to come”
    Book THREE · Chapter XII · ¶ 1
  • “only awaited Prince Bagratión to begin the council”
    Book THREE · Chapter XII · ¶ 4
  • “Prince Bagratión and Prince Dolgorúkov with their adjutants”
    Book THREE · Chapter XIII · ¶ 13
  • “Hardly,” said Bagratión.”
    Book THREE · Chapter XIII · ¶ 15
  • “Very good, very good,” said Bagratión.”
    Book THREE · Chapter XIII · ¶ 27
  • “On our right flank commanded by Bagratión”
    Book THREE · Chapter XVII · ¶ 1
  • “Bagratión cast his large, expressionless, sleepy eyes”
    Book THREE · Chapter XVII · ¶ 2
  • “Prince Bagratión proposed to Dolgorúkov”
    Book THREE · Chapter XVII · ¶ 1
  • “arranging a dinner in honor of Prince Bagratión”
    Book FOUR · Chapter II · ¶ 5
  • “the guest of honor and hero of the Austrian campaign, Prince Bagratión”
    Book FOUR · Chapter II · ¶ 33
  • “On the seventh of August Prince Bagratión wrote as follows”
    Book TEN · Chapter V · ¶ 32
  • “but that Prince Bagratión was wounded.”
    Book TEN · Chapter XXXV · ¶ 4

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