Borjigin Temujin, Genghis Khan widely known as the Mongols was the greatest of all time - a brilliant leader and commander, to lay face down in the 13th century almost half of Asia, from Siberia to Kashmir, from the Caspian Sea to Korea. Very cruel and very strong troops psychologist.
Friedrich August I of Saxony, also known as Augustus II strong in the 17-18 centuries, was the ruler of Saxony, and for 7 years and still grace of God King of Poland. Among his achievements - the transformation of Dresden in the Center for the Arts.
Pharaoh Ramses II, surnamed the Great, reigned in Egypt, a record number of years - 66. It was in the 12th century BC. Most of his life devoted to Ramses wars with neighboring countries and tribes.
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Sultan, who became the prototype of the king of diamonds in a classic deck of playing cards, the rules of Morocco in the late 17th century and became famous as the "king-warrior" who has created an army of 150 000 black mercenaries, and built a fortified capital city of Meknes hands of Christian slaves captured by the Sultan of accountable corsairs in the Mediterranean and Atlantic. After construction, he sold white slaves to their families in Europe at inflated prices. Greedy and murderous was the "king of diamonds." It was he who in the legendary French film molested love beauty Angelica.
The fourth frame, it is Mongkut, rules Siam (now Thailand) in the second half of the 19th century and was known as king, a reformer. Wisely assessing industrial and tourism potential of the country, Mongkut went on a rapprochement with the European monarchies, gave women the civil rights and even agreed to recognize that the Earth is spherical. That the Europeans have turned into a colony of Siam had to give huge bribes, "the white man."
King Ibn Saud was the first governor of the state of Saudi Arabia in its present borders. For a long time Saud waged fierce war for the unification of the Arab lands, which came in 1926. In 1932, Najd and Hejaz were splyusovany in a powerful country by replacing the pure Islam, not yet tainted by hydrocarbons.
The man who at the end of the 4th century allegedly brought to Ireland and St. Patrick's reached a political alliance with the enemies, taking each of them hostage. Thus he combined pagan Ireland under its tricky to start.
