>>215772661 (OP) >Akbar the great
Doesnt akbar mean great already? So hes "great the great"?
Also charlemagne belongs to both of us, this silly account doesnt change that
>>215773682
Germany (and france and belgium) developed from his empire, he ruled from Aachen, he belonged to a tribe that would become parts of all three nations. German emperors would wear his crown for a thousand years, until ironically, a frenchman ended that whole thing. Sorry pierre, we both come from KARLs empire
>>215772661 (OP) >akbar the great in the top 10 >ashoka above every chinese and roman emperor >alexander inexplicably in number 1
indian list
and qin shi huang is probably not the pick if you can only choose one chinese emperor. also, despite his historical influence, in terms of actual power in life charlemagne is a literal who compared to everyone else on that list except louis xvi
The most powerful Kings ever were the Catholic KIngs from Spain. Discovering a whole continent, and exploring, colonizing and owning it. Defeating empires, fighting against 20 countries at the same time and also owning 30% of Europe.
>>215776977
there shouldn't be a single anglo monarch on the list either. by the height of the colonial empire they were barely more than figureheads. napoleon and the kings of spain are the only euro monarchs worth consideration after classical antiquity. ashoka should also definitely be on there, nothing wrong with that, just not above e.g. constantine or the qianlong emperor.