The Napoleonic Code is a civil law code established by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1804 that served as a model for numerous civil law systems around the world. Commonly referred to as the French Civil Code, the code outlines a comprehensive set of laws and regulations governing civil matters, such as property ownership, contracts, and family law. Its influence can be seen in many legal systems today, particularly in Europe and Latin America. Synonyms for the Napoleonic Code include the French Civil Code, Code Civil, and Code Napoleon. Overall, the code has had a profound impact on the development of modern civil law and legal systems worldwide.