Military Forces

Compiling a list of the top 100 generals in world history is a complex task, as it spans thousands of years and numerous civilizations. However, here is a list of some of the most notable and influential generals from around the world and across different time periods, in no particular order: Alexander the Great (Macedonia) Genghis Khan (Mongol Empire) Julius Caesar (Rome) Napoleon Bonaparte (France) Hannibal Barca (Carthage) Sun Tzu (China) Saladin (Ayyubid Sultanate) Subutai (Mongol Empire) Cyrus the Great (Persian Empire) Frederick the Great (Prussia) Erwin Rommel (Germany) Dwight D. Eisenhower (USA) George S. Patton (USA) Bernard Montgomery (UK) Douglas MacArthur (USA) Ulysses S. Grant (USA) Robert E. Lee (USA) Vo Nguyen Giap (Vietnam) Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim (Finland) Georgy Zhukov (USSR) Horatio Nelson (UK) Scipio Africanus (Rome) Richard the Lionheart (England) William the Conqueror (Normandy) Suleiman the Magnificent (Ottoman Empire) Tamerlane (Timurid Empire) Khalid ibn al-Walid (Rashidun Caliphate) Gustavus Adolphus (Sweden) Yi Sun-sin (Korea) Hernán Cortés (Spain) Hernando de Soto (Spain) Jan Žižka (Bohemia) Albrecht von Wallenstein (Holy Roman Empire) Maurice of Nassau (Netherlands) George Washington (USA) Simón Bolívar (South America) Mikhail Kutuzov (Russia) Helmuth von Moltke the Elder (Germany) Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (Turkey) Aurelian (Rome) Basil II (Byzantine Empire) Belisarius (Byzantine Empire) Charlemagne (Frankish Empire) Attila the Hun (Hunnic Empire) Francis Drake (UK) Oliver Cromwell (UK) Duke of Wellington (UK) Jean Lannes (France) Heinz Guderian (Germany) Kublai Khan (Mongol Empire) Mehmet the Conqueror (Ottoman Empire) Alfonso de Albuquerque (Portugal) Robert the Bruce (Scotland) Tokugawa Ieyasu (Japan) Oda Nobunaga (Japan) Hideki Tojo (Japan) Michael the Brave (Romania) Stefan cel Mare (Moldavia) Mehmed II (Ottoman Empire) Ptolemy I Soter (Egypt) Chandragupta Maurya (India) Ashoka the Great (India) Babur (Mughal Empire) Shah Jahan (Mughal Empire) Robert Clive (UK) John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough (UK) Philip II of Macedon (Macedonia) Epaminondas (Thebes) Miltiades (Greece) Themistocles (Greece) Alcibiades (Greece) Agamemnon (Mycenae) Ramses II (Egypt) Thutmose III (Egypt) Horemheb (Egypt) Aetius (Rome) Stilicho (Rome) Trajan (Rome) Constantine the Great (Rome) Justinian I (Byzantine Empire) Baldwin IV (Jerusalem) Baibars (Mamluk Sultanate) Timur (Timurid Empire) Nader Shah (Persia) Shaka Zulu (Zulu Kingdom) Cetshwayo (Zulu Kingdom) Menelik II (Ethiopia) Haile Selassie (Ethiopia) Ertuğrul (Ottoman Empire) Selim I (Ottoman Empire) Murad IV (Ottoman Empire) Ahmad Shah Durrani (Afghanistan) Leonidas I (Sparta) Xenophon (Greece) Pyrrhus of Epirus (Greece) Gaius Marius (Rome) Vercingetorix (Gaul) William Tecumseh Sherman (USA) John J. Pershing (USA) Norman Schwarzkopf (USA) This list spans ancient to modern times and includes generals from a variety of cultures and regions. It aims to reflect their influence on military history, their strategic and tactical genius, and their impact on the societies and times in which they lived.

Compiling a list of the top 100 generals in world history is a complex task, as it spans thousands of years and numerous civilizations. However, here is a list of some of the most notable and influential generals from around the world and across different time periods, in no particular order: Alexander the Great (Macedonia) Genghis Khan (Mongol Empire) Julius Caesar (Rome) Napoleon Bonaparte (France) Hannibal Barca (Carthage) Sun Tzu (China) Saladin (Ayyubid Sultanate) Subutai (Mongol Empire) Cyrus the Great (Persian Empire) Frederick the Great (Prussia) Erwin Rommel (Germany) Dwight D. Eisenhower (USA) George S. Patton (USA) Bernard Montgomery (UK) Douglas MacArthur (USA) Ulysses S. Grant (USA) Robert E. Lee (USA) Vo Nguyen Giap (Vietnam) Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim (Finland) Georgy Zhukov (USSR) Horatio Nelson (UK) Scipio Africanus (Rome) Richard the Lionheart (England) William the Conqueror (Normandy) Suleiman the Magnificent (Ottoman Empire) Tamerlane (Timurid Empire) Khalid ibn al-Walid (Rashidun Caliphate) Gustavus Adolphus (Sweden) Yi Sun-sin (Korea) Hernán Cortés (Spain) Hernando de Soto (Spain) Jan Žižka (Bohemia) Albrecht von Wallenstein (Holy Roman Empire) Maurice of Nassau (Netherlands) George Washington (USA) Simón Bolívar (South America) Mikhail Kutuzov (Russia) Helmuth von Moltke the Elder (Germany) Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (Turkey) Aurelian (Rome) Basil II (Byzantine Empire) Belisarius (Byzantine Empire) Charlemagne (Frankish Empire) Attila the Hun (Hunnic Empire) Francis Drake (UK) Oliver Cromwell (UK) Duke of Wellington (UK) Jean Lannes (France) Heinz Guderian (Germany) Kublai Khan (Mongol Empire) Mehmet the Conqueror (Ottoman Empire) Alfonso de Albuquerque (Portugal) Robert the Bruce (Scotland) Tokugawa Ieyasu (Japan) Oda Nobunaga (Japan) Hideki Tojo (Japan) Michael the Brave (Romania) Stefan cel Mare (Moldavia) Mehmed II (Ottoman Empire) Ptolemy I Soter (Egypt) Chandragupta Maurya (India) Ashoka the Great (India) Babur (Mughal Empire) Shah Jahan (Mughal Empire) Robert Clive (UK) John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough (UK) Philip II of Macedon (Macedonia) Epaminondas (Thebes) Miltiades (Greece) Themistocles (Greece) Alcibiades (Greece) Agamemnon (Mycenae) Ramses II (Egypt) Thutmose III (Egypt) Horemheb (Egypt) Aetius (Rome) Stilicho (Rome) Trajan (Rome) Constantine the Great (Rome) Justinian I (Byzantine Empire) Baldwin IV (Jerusalem) Baibars (Mamluk Sultanate) Timur (Timurid Empire) Nader Shah (Persia) Shaka Zulu (Zulu Kingdom) Cetshwayo (Zulu Kingdom) Menelik II (Ethiopia) Haile Selassie (Ethiopia) Ertuğrul (Ottoman Empire) Selim I (Ottoman Empire) Murad IV (Ottoman Empire) Ahmad Shah Durrani (Afghanistan) Leonidas I (Sparta) Xenophon (Greece) Pyrrhus of Epirus (Greece) Gaius Marius (Rome) Vercingetorix (Gaul) William Tecumseh Sherman (USA) John J. Pershing (USA) Norman Schwarzkopf (USA) This list spans ancient to modern times and includes generals from a variety of cultures and regions. It aims to reflect their influence on military history, their strategic and tactical genius, and their impact on the societies and times in which they lived.

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