Why was Napoleon forced to live on Elba Island?

Answer 1

His exile to Elba was quite generous actually, since he was the de facto Emperor of Elba with a personal staff, his retinue and his servants. He even retained his title and had control of everything on the Island.

Answer 2

He was seen as a threat to political stability in Europe. Since he had previously broken his parole while on Elba, the location and condition of his exile were quite different.
He was considered a threat to the peace and tranquility of Europe.

Answer 3

Because Prussia, Russia, Britain, Austria, Sweden sent him to Elba and brought the Bourbon kings back to rule France.
Because, after his abdication he was exiled there by the victorious powers, who consented he retained the tile of emperor, granting him full sovereignty over that Island.

Answer 4

well. he had a long criminal past and him and his friend, Johannes J. Buttlicker thought that they were gonna get caught so they drove their jetskis over there without telling anyone so that no one would know. True Story.

Answer 5

He was considered a threat to the peace and stability of Europe so he was paroled to Elba as an exile.

Answer 6

To get him out of European politics forever. That plan failed and he broke his parole, excaped, resumed his position as head of the Army and Emperor of France.

Answer 7

After his abdication, Napoleon Bonaparte was exiled there by the victorious powers, who consented he retained the tile of emperor, granting him full sovereignty over that Island.

Answer 8

Because tha British beat him