1, Constantine the Great

Constantine I (the Great), (Constantine I Magnus, 272-337), was the emperor of Rome. He was the first emperor who believed in Christianity in the history of the world. In 3 13, Milan imperial edict was issued to recognize Christianity as a legal and free religion. In 330, he moved the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to Byzantium and renamed it Constantinople.

2. Qin Shihuang

(the first 259 years-the first 2 years10 years), won the surname, Zhao, also known as. The first unified dynasty in the history of China-Qin Shihuang. Son of King Xiang of Qin Zhuang. Han nationality (formerly known as Huaxia). Born in Handan, the capital of Zhao State (now Handan City, Hebei Province). In 247 BC, Qin/Kloc ascended the throne at the age of 0/3. In 238 BC (Qin Jiu year), when Qin Shihuang was 22 years old, he held an adult monarch coronation ceremony in his old capital, Yongcheng, and began to "govern the country personally", getting rid of Lao Ai and others, and reusing Li Sihe. Xianyang was its capital from 230 BC to 22 BC1year.

3. Alexander the Great

Alexander the Great (July 20, 356 BC-June 22, 323 BC) was the king of ancient Macedonia, a famous strategist and politician in world history. He was resourceful and famous for his talent during his short 13 years as king of Macedonia. The conquest of the East and the West first established a dominant position in Greece and then destroyed the Persian Empire. On the vast land across Eurasia, a vast country with Babylon as its capital has been established, starting from ancient Greece and Macedonia in the west, the Ganges River basin in India in the east, the first waterfall of the Nile in the south and killing water in the north. It has created unprecedented brilliant achievements, promoted the prosperity and development of ancient Greek culture, the exchange of eastern and western cultures and economic development, and had a great impact on the progress of human society and culture.

4. Octavian

Gaius Octavius (gaius julius caesar Octavian, September 23, 63 BC-BC 19 August, 14 year), known as "Augustus", was the founding monarch of the Roman Empire and ruled Rome for 43 years. It is generally believed that Octavian is one of the greatest Roman emperors. In 27 BC, Octavian adopted the head of state system and monopolized political, military, judicial and religious power, ruling Rome for more than 40 years. He ended a century of civil war and brought the Roman Empire into a glorious period of peace and prosperity.

5. Genghis Khan

Genghis Khan [1] (English: Genghis Khan) (1162may311227 August 25th), namely Yuan Taizu, also known as Genghis Khan, Mongolian, founder, politician, Chinese nation and even.

6. Napoleon

Napoléon Bonaparte (1769- 182 1), the omnipotent emperor of the west, is recognized as the god of war, and is one of the four greatest military commanders in European history (Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, hannibal lecter, Napoleon), who commanded all arms and services all his life. Julius Caesar, hannibal lecter, suvorov, these famous generals commanded more battles combined, and Napoleon became the overlord of Europe and Napoleon the Great, who was as famous as Julius Caesar and Alexander the Great. As a strategist and politician of the new bourgeoisie, Napoleon suppressed the rebellion. It smashed many armed interventions by the "anti-French alliance" in Europe, disrupted the feudal order in Europe, promoted the awakening of the people of all European countries, and stabilized the social achievements of the French Revolution.

7. cyrus the great

Cyrus the great (reigned about 559-530 BC). He was the founder of the ancient Persian Empire. Before the 3rd century BC, the Middle East was always the focus of the development of world civilization. The Persian Empire is a master of ancient civilizations in the Middle East. As the first great empire across Asia, Europe and Africa in history, its appearance is a summary of a chapter in world history. Its founder, Ju Lushi, left a deep impression on history with his constant conquest and tolerance for the conquered.

8.charlemagne

Charlemagne (732-8 14), king of Franks, founder of the Holy Roman Empire. He built a huge empire covering most of western Europe. In 800 AD, the Pope was crowned Emperor, and the title was Emperor of Rome. He has made outstanding achievements in administration, justice, military system and economic production, and vigorously developed cultural and educational undertakings. It was he who introduced European civilization, and he was called "the father of Europe" by the late Buddha.

9. Peter the Great

Peter the Great is the honorific title of Tsar Peter I for later generations. Peter I (1672- 1725), formerly known as Peter alexeyevich romanov, son of czar Alexei mikhailovich romanov, was the fourth czar of Russian Romanov dynasty (1682- 1725). Russian tsar (1682- 1725), emperor of Russian empire (1721-kloc-0/725), famous commander in chief, 1682 acceded to the throne,/kloc-0. As one of the only two "great emperors" in Romanov dynasty, Peter the Great is generally regarded as the most outstanding czar in Russia. The westernization policy he formulated was the main factor for Russia to become a powerful country.

10, Hammurabi

During the reign of Hammurabi (about 1792-BC 1750), he was the sixth king of Babylon (BC 1792-BC 1750). In18th century BC, King Hammurabi of the Kingdom of Babylon unified the two river basins and established a powerful slave country in ancient West Asia through the war from south to north. During the period of Babylonian rule the kingdom, the politics, economy and culture of the two river basins were greatly developed. A centralized slave country was established, and in order to safeguard the interests of slave owners, a unified national code, the code of hammurabi, was promulgated.