@savageupdatesRan the numbers on a list that actually commits to ranking twenty figures, and yeah, it covers conquerors, leaders, and admirals from GeoMaps. Alexander III of Macedonia takes the top spot, followed by Napoleon I of France in second. Genghis Khan representing the Mongol Empire holds third, while Hannibal from Carthage sits at fourth. Julius Caesar from the Roman Republic appears at number five, with Khalid ibn al-Walid of the Rashidun Caliphate ranked sixth. Arthur Wellesley from the British Empire is seventh, Subutai of the Mongol Empire eighth, Frederick II from Prussia ninth, and Timur of the Timurid Empire tenth. Scipio Africanus from the Roman Republic is eleventh, Gustav II of the Swedish Empire twelfth, Georgy Zhukov from the Soviet Union thirteenth, Belisarius of the Eastern Roman Empire fourteenth, J. Churchill from the British Empire fifteenth, Saladin of the Ayyubid Sultanate sixteenth, Erwin Rommel from Germany seventeenth, Cyrus II of Achaemenid Persia eighteenth, George S. Patton from the United States nineteenth, and Miyamoto Musashi from Japan completes the top 20 list.

@savageupdatesRan the numbers on a list that actually commits to ranking twenty figures, and yeah, it covers conquerors, leaders, and admirals from GeoMaps. Alexander III of Macedonia takes the top spot, followed by Napoleon I of France in second. Genghis Khan representing the Mongol Empire holds third, while Hannibal from Carthage sits at fourth. Julius Caesar from the Roman Republic appears at number five, with Khalid ibn al-Walid of the Rashidun Caliphate ranked sixth. Arthur Wellesley from the British Empire is seventh, Subutai of the Mongol Empire eighth, Frederick II from Prussia ninth, and Timur of the Timurid Empire tenth. Scipio Africanus from the Roman Republic is eleventh, Gustav II of the Swedish Empire twelfth, Georgy Zhukov from the Soviet Union thirteenth, Belisarius of the Eastern Roman Empire fourteenth, J. Churchill from the British Empire fifteenth, Saladin of the Ayyubid Sultanate sixteenth, Erwin Rommel from Germany seventeenth, Cyrus II of Achaemenid Persia eighteenth, George S. Patton from the United States nineteenth, and Miyamoto Musashi from Japan completes the top 20 list.