Corsica was originally Italian territory, why did it finally become French territory?

Carthage is the second country that has mastered the suzerainty of this island since Greece. Their farming and trade have made it a transit point for commercial transactions in cities along the eastern and western Mediterranean, from which they have made a lot of profits, which also laid the foundation for Carthage's early expansion of capital. "Little Corsicans" regard it as an outsider. In fact, Corsica has not been a French territory for a long time, and it was only when Napoleon was born that it was incorporated into France. They also wanted to cross the Mediterranean into the heart of Europe, so they attacked many islands in the Mediterranean, and the two city-states of Italy, Pisa and Genoa, began to join hands for their own interests and beat the Arabs out of the Mediterranean. The national liberation movement has been ushered in, but many colonies remain and are not independent. At present, these areas are generally called "overseas territories" or "overseas territories" of a country.

And Corsica, France, was originally taken from Italy and turned into its own territory by means of immigration and assimilation. However, most colonists just grabbed a handful of resources to get the maximum benefit until the colony became independent and finally had to quit. Became the crowned emperor of the French Empire. To be fair, he is a great strategist, strategist, diplomat and philosopher, and his code is still shining over France. Selling hot potato Corsica to France at a low price. This way of territorial purchase was very popular between European and American countries at that time, including many territories in the United States, which were bought cheaply.

His original name was Napoleon Bonaparte, but it was renamed Bonaparte in 1796. Since his father had been loyal to France for ten years, King Louis at that time gave his family 2 French francs, allowing him and a brother to attend aristocratic schools for free. The artillery commander of the French army who attacked Toulon quit because of injury. At that time, the artillery was a high-tech unit, which provided an opportunity for Napoleon, who was born in an artillery class. Under the recommendation of his fellow villagers, Napoleon took over the position of artillery commander and was promoted directly from a fake captain to a major rank.