courageneverdies
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I personally admire Genghis Khan (Temuchin) a lot. His outstanding commanding abilities not only united the always fighting tribes but also constructed a great empire named Mongolia.
Though he was brutal and nearly a savage but this fear of his, helped him to advance in lands without a fight. Due to his policies and abilities Mongols became so powerful that because of them the Crusaders and Muslims who were fighting for nearly 300 years agreed on an agreement to unite against Mongols. In the Battle of Ain-Jalut Muslim forces were allowed to advance through the lands of Christians to resist the Mongols, which proved to be a full-stop for Mongolian expansion. Though it was many years after the death of Genghis Khan
On Second place I would place Salahuddin Ayubi (Saladin). He not only regained the control of Jerusalem from Crusaders, destroyed the forces of crusaders in the Battle of Hattins for despite of the best fighters of Europe gathered in the holy land he was capable of keeping them away from acheiving their primary goal of getting Jerusalem.
He single handedly was able to resist the three great kings of europe, Richard of England, Phillips of France and forces of Fredrick Barbarrossa which were in a small number and in low moral because of the sudden and tragic death of the Holy Roman Emperor.
And at the last he founded the Ayubids Dynesty.
My third vote will be for Adolf Hitler without explaining reasons.
And fourth will be for Attila the Hun, how did I forget him.
KIT Over n Out
Though he was brutal and nearly a savage but this fear of his, helped him to advance in lands without a fight. Due to his policies and abilities Mongols became so powerful that because of them the Crusaders and Muslims who were fighting for nearly 300 years agreed on an agreement to unite against Mongols. In the Battle of Ain-Jalut Muslim forces were allowed to advance through the lands of Christians to resist the Mongols, which proved to be a full-stop for Mongolian expansion. Though it was many years after the death of Genghis Khan
On Second place I would place Salahuddin Ayubi (Saladin). He not only regained the control of Jerusalem from Crusaders, destroyed the forces of crusaders in the Battle of Hattins for despite of the best fighters of Europe gathered in the holy land he was capable of keeping them away from acheiving their primary goal of getting Jerusalem.
He single handedly was able to resist the three great kings of europe, Richard of England, Phillips of France and forces of Fredrick Barbarrossa which were in a small number and in low moral because of the sudden and tragic death of the Holy Roman Emperor.
And at the last he founded the Ayubids Dynesty.
My third vote will be for Adolf Hitler without explaining reasons.
And fourth will be for Attila the Hun, how did I forget him.
KIT Over n Out