How would you list them in top 15?
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First of all, I will remove the ones who were never on battlefield, they were more politician than a conqueror.
Now, my top 15 list:
15- Francisco Pizarro (1478 – 1541) , Spanish Empire
14- Bayezid the Thunderbolt (1360 - 1402), Ottoman Empire
13- Süleyman the Magnificent (1494 - 1566) , Ottoman Empire
12- Selim the Resolute (1470 – 1520), Ottoman Empire
11- Julius Caesar (100 BC – 44 BC), Roman Republic
10- Mahmud of Ghazni (971 – 1030) , Ghaznavid Empire
9- Akbar the Great (1542 - 1605) , Mughal Empire
8- Napoleon (1769 – 1821) , French Empire
7- Mehmed the Conqueror (1432 – 1481) , Ottoman Empire
6- Caliph Umar (582 – 644) , Islamic Caliphate
5- Cyrus the Great (600 BC – 530 BC) , Achaemenid Empire
4- Atilla the Hun (406–453) , Hunnic Empire
3- Alexander the Great (356 BC – 323 BC) , Macedonian Empire
2- Ghengis Khan (1162 –1227) , Mongol Empire
1- Timur (1336 - 1405) , Timurid Empire
Why I put Temujin and Timur above Alexander? Because Ghengis and Timur came from literally nothing yet they conquered a large portion of the world, Alexander inherited a kingdom from his father, Temujin and Timur didn't inherit a kingdom.
As for why I put Timur above Temujin, Timur conquered India where he had to fight War Elephants which was the tanks of that era, meanwhile Temujin conquered some parts of China but he was never tested vs special War Elephants, or didn't fight against great commanders like Thunderbolt Bayezid or Tokhtamysh Khan, Timur beat them and stayed undefeated. Temujin wasn't undefeated, Temujin lost in 1203 Battle of Khalakhaljid Sands.
Some tags from Samurai vs Pirates thread:
What is your top 15?
Random Videos top 15 list, other comparisons:
First of all, I will remove the ones who were never on battlefield, they were more politician than a conqueror.
Now, my top 15 list:
15- Francisco Pizarro (1478 – 1541) , Spanish Empire
14- Bayezid the Thunderbolt (1360 - 1402), Ottoman Empire
13- Süleyman the Magnificent (1494 - 1566) , Ottoman Empire
12- Selim the Resolute (1470 – 1520), Ottoman Empire
11- Julius Caesar (100 BC – 44 BC), Roman Republic
10- Mahmud of Ghazni (971 – 1030) , Ghaznavid Empire
9- Akbar the Great (1542 - 1605) , Mughal Empire
8- Napoleon (1769 – 1821) , French Empire
7- Mehmed the Conqueror (1432 – 1481) , Ottoman Empire
6- Caliph Umar (582 – 644) , Islamic Caliphate
5- Cyrus the Great (600 BC – 530 BC) , Achaemenid Empire
4- Atilla the Hun (406–453) , Hunnic Empire
3- Alexander the Great (356 BC – 323 BC) , Macedonian Empire
2- Ghengis Khan (1162 –1227) , Mongol Empire
1- Timur (1336 - 1405) , Timurid Empire
Why I put Temujin and Timur above Alexander? Because Ghengis and Timur came from literally nothing yet they conquered a large portion of the world, Alexander inherited a kingdom from his father, Temujin and Timur didn't inherit a kingdom.
As for why I put Timur above Temujin, Timur conquered India where he had to fight War Elephants which was the tanks of that era, meanwhile Temujin conquered some parts of China but he was never tested vs special War Elephants, or didn't fight against great commanders like Thunderbolt Bayezid or Tokhtamysh Khan, Timur beat them and stayed undefeated. Temujin wasn't undefeated, Temujin lost in 1203 Battle of Khalakhaljid Sands.
Some tags from Samurai vs Pirates thread:
What is your top 15?
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