Table of contents:
- 1. Ramses II (XIII century BC)
- 2. Cyrus the Great (530 BC)
- 3. Miltiades (550 BC - 489 BC)
- 4. Themistocles (524 BC - 459 BC)
- 5. Epaminondas (418 BC - 362 BC)
- 6. Phocion (398 BC - 318 BC)
- 7. Philip the Great (382 BC - 336 BC)
- 8. Alexander the Great (356 BC - 323 BC)
- 9. Pyrrhus (318 BC - 272 BC)
- 10. Fabius Maximus (203 BC)
- 11. Hannibal (247 BC - 183 BC)
- 12. Scipio Africanus (235 BC - 181 BC)
- 13. Marius (158 BC - 86 BC)
- 14. Sulla (138 BC - 78 BC)
- 15. Crassus (115 BC - 51 BC)
- 16. Spartacus (110 BC - 71 BC)
- 17. Pompey (106 BC - 48 BC)
- 18. Julius Caesar (100 BC - 44 BC)
- 19. Arminius (16 BC - 21 AD)
Video: 19 Greatest Generals of the Ancient World
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
The history of the world is also the history of wars, victories and defeats. Therefore, the names of successful commanders remain in the annals and memory of the people for thousands of years. We have collected in one review the names of the greatest generals of the Ancient World.
1. Ramses II (XIII century BC)
2. Cyrus the Great (530 BC)
3. Miltiades (550 BC - 489 BC)
4. Themistocles (524 BC - 459 BC)
5. Epaminondas (418 BC - 362 BC)
6. Phocion (398 BC - 318 BC)
7. Philip the Great (382 BC - 336 BC)
8. Alexander the Great (356 BC - 323 BC)
9. Pyrrhus (318 BC - 272 BC)
10. Fabius Maximus (203 BC)
11. Hannibal (247 BC - 183 BC)
12. Scipio Africanus (235 BC - 181 BC)
13. Marius (158 BC - 86 BC)
14. Sulla (138 BC - 78 BC)
15. Crassus (115 BC - 51 BC)
16. Spartacus (110 BC - 71 BC)
17. Pompey (106 BC - 48 BC)
18. Julius Caesar (100 BC - 44 BC)
19. Arminius (16 BC - 21 AD)
Many famous people had equally famous second halves - wives of rulers who did not want to remain on the sidelines.
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