William the Conqueror (1027 – 9/7/1087) – King of England (1066 – 1087) was born in 1027 and was the natural son of the Duke of Normandy Robert II the Devil. In 1033, when Robert the Devil went on a pilgrimage to Palestine, VA was recognized as his heir. At the news of death of Robert (1035), and Norman barons in charge of their deceased (more…)

Sinaherib (died 681 BC) – king of Assyria in 705 – 681 BC, the son of Sargon II. One of the first acts Sinaheriba as a monarch was a military campaign against the fall of Babylon Marduk Apple iddina (Merodahbaladana). Beat it, and expelling from Babylon (more…)

Genghis Khan (about 1155 – 1227) – a great conqueror. Born on the banks of the Onon in Mongolia around 1155, originally was named Temujin. His father, Esugaj-Bahadur, apparently had, some influence among the Mongols, but after his death (about 1168) of his followers immediately left his widow and children, the family (more…)

Seleucus I (353 – 281) – the death of Alexander the Great, the closest assistant of the Macedonian regent Perdiccas had MS, one of the principal chiefs of cavalry (hiliarhov), a man of solid character and extraordinary physical strength, shrewd and cautious. He enjoyed the love and trust of Alexander and the troops, especially after (more…)

Omar ibn Khattab – 2 nd Muslim Caliph. Reigned from 22 August. 634 until November 3, the first 644 was a staunch enemy of Islam, then, about 615 or 616, believe in the Prophet and became a zealous and active assistant, maybe even the head. Many European historians have found that the real founder of Islam should be considered just OA, and not Mohammed, (more…)

Bajazet I, Dzhilderim (which means "lightning", a nickname given to him by his contemporaries for the military success) (1347 – 08/03/1403) – eldest son of Murad and, having been born in 1347, succeeded to the throne after his father, who was murdered in 1389, and immediately rushed to get rid of his brother James. Bold, (more…)

Lagidy – LA dynasty reigned in Egypt. Alexander of Macedon, on the capture of Tyre, moved to Egypt (after 332 BC), who at that time was under the Persian yoke, and conquered it. In the same year was founded Alexandria, LA residence and the center of Hellenistic culture.

The first LA Ptolemy 1, son of Laga, (more…)