In the course of world history, there are always wars and battles large and small, and behind each war there are marshals and generals who command the three armies. But the number one is worthy of the pride of all China!
NO.5 Napoleon.
Napoleon, who led the army to defeat the anti-French alliance, won more than 50 battles and protected the fruits of the victory of the French Revolution. In napoleon's heyday, in Europe, except for England, the other countries submitted to France and created many glories in their lives. Napoleon, as the founder of the great French Empire in the 19th century, was undoubtedly an outstanding military man.
NO.4 Julius Caesar
Caesar can even be said to be the most influential figure in the world, under his leadership, the military strength of ancient Rome was at its peak, and he single-handedly pushed the Roman Republic to the Roman Empire and laid the largest territory for the Roman Empire.
NO.3 Horatio Nelson
Horatio Nelson was a British admiral no less than Napoleon I. He led the navy to prevent Napoleon from attacking Britain at sea. He also fought in the American Revolutionary War. Horatio Nelson's family was poor, and in his early years the burden of the family was borne by his father. At the age of 12, he dropped out of school to work as an intern on his uncle's ship and went on expeditions to the Arctic, where he had extensive sailing experience. Later, his uncle was promoted, and Horatio Nelson used his uncle's connections and his own abilities to break through the Navy.
NO.2 Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar the Great, the outstanding military commander and statesman of the Roman Republic, the founder of the Roman Empire, the three continents of Europe, Asia and Africa!
In 8 years, Caesar conquered all of Gaul (France) and raided Britain and Germany. In 49 BC, he defeated Pompey and imposed dictatorial rule. The Julian Calendar was developed.
In the eyes of the world, Julius Caesar symbolizes glory, authority, and success!
NO.1 Temujin
Known as Genghis Khan, he is the most prominent politician and military figure in the history of the world. And the name Temujin is the name of the enemy his father killed, which is also a very interesting thing. In 1206, he unified the entire Mongolian steppe, and after that, he launched a military war to conquer The West Asia, Eastern Europe and other places. He died in 1227 during the conquest of Western Xia. He was buried in secret, and the location of his real mausoleum cannot be found to this day, and his grandson Kublai Khan posthumously honored him as Yuan Taizu.