Why wasn't France carved up after Napoleon was defeated?

So, when you kick off a big European conflict and end up losing, it’s pretty common to lose some land in the process. Back in 1789, France looked like this.

After a lot of fighting—cue Napoleon—just over 25 years later, it looked like this. Not much changed, really.

So, with all the destruction and embarrassment France caused the rest of Europe, why didn’t they punish France more? Why didn’t the victorious allies just slice up France?

As many of you probably know, France expanded super fast after the French Revolution and hit its peak at this size. Naturally, once Napoleon was dealt with, France had to