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(#1) Augustus
- Dec. at 76 (62 BC-14)
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(#2) Martin Luther
- Dec. at 63 (1483-1546)
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(#3) Otto von Bismarck
- Dec. at 83 (1815-1898)
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(#4) Elizabeth I of England
- Dec. at 70 (1533-1603)
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(#5) Peter the Great
- Dec. at 53 (1672-1725)
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(#6) Mahatma Gandhi
- Dec. at 79 (1869-1948)
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(#7) Catherine II of Russia
- Dec. at 67 (1729-1796)
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(#8) Leonardo da Vinci
- Dec. at 67 (1452-1519)
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(#9) Alfred the Great
- Dec. at 50 (849-899)
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(#10) George Washington
- Dec. at 67 (1732-1799)
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(#11) Benjamin Franklin
- Dec. at 84 (1706-1790)
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(#12) William Tell
legendary Swiss freedom fighter
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(#13) Eberhard I, Duke of Württemberg
- Dec. at 51 (1445-1496)
founded the University of Tübingen; is said to have been "able to rest his head on the lap of every one of his subjects without having fear for his life or property" (Wikipedia)
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(#14) Charles Augustus, Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach
- Dec. at 71 (1757-1828)
promoted Enlightenment ideals
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(#15) Dag Hammarskjöld
- Dec. at 56 (1905-1961)
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(#16) Thomas Jefferson
- Dec. at 83 (1743-1826)
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(#17) Theodore Roosevelt
- Dec. at 61 (1858-1919)
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(#18) Subhash Chandra Bose
- Dec. at 48 (1897-1945)
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(#19) Hammurabi
- Dec. at 42 (1791 BC-1749 BC)
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(#20) John Adams
- Dec. at 91 (1735-1826)
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(#21) Ho Chi Minh
- Dec. at 79 (1890-1969)
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(#22) Constantine the Great
- Dec. at 65 (272-337)
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(#23) Tenzin Gyatso, 14th Dalai Lama
- 83
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(#24) James Madison
- Dec. at 85 (1751-1836)
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(#25) Napoleon Bonaparte
- Dec. at 52 (1769-1821)
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(#26) Ashoka
- Dec. at 72 (303 BC-231 BC)
first Buddhist ruler
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(#27) Winston Churchill
- Dec. at 91 (1874-1965)
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(#28) John F. Kennedy
- Dec. at 46 (1917-1963)
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(#29) A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
- 87
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(#30) Abraham Lincoln
- Dec. at 56 (1809-1865)
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(#31) B. R. Ambedkar
- Dec. at 65 (1891-1956)
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(#32) Alexander Hamilton
- Dec. at 47 (1757-1804)
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(#33) Louis IX of France
- Dec. at 56 (1214-1270)
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(#34) Pedro II of Brazil
- Dec. at 66 (1825-1891)
Inheriting an Empire on the verge of disintegration, Pedro II turned Portuguese-speaking Brazil into an emerging power in the international arena (wikipedia).
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(#35) Franklin D. Roosevelt
- Dec. at 63 (1882-1945)
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(#36) Justinian I
- Dec. at 83 (482-565)
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(#37) Mikhail Gorbachev
- 84
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(#38) Pope John Paul II
- Dec. at 85 (1920-2005)
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(#39) Emperor Meiji
- Dec. at 60 (1852-1912)
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(#40) Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Dec. at 39 (1929-1968)
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(#41) Simon Bolivar
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(#42) Julius Caesar
- Dec. at 56 (99 BC-43 BC)
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(#43) Cyrus the Great
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(#44) Akbar
- Dec. at 63 (1542-1605)
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(#45) Ronald Reagan
- Dec. at 93 (1911-2004)
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(#46) Ataturk
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(#47) Nelson Mandela
- Dec. at 95 (1918-2013)
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(#48) Queen Victoria
- Dec. at 82 (1819-1901)
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(#49) Solon
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(#50) Suleiman the Magnificent
- Dec. at 72 (1494-1566)
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All the people look forward to great and wise leaders, and they regard the emergence of such leaders as the safest guarantee for the country and the greatest well-being of the people. In the 16th century, European countries have already entered the era of the monarchy. Whether in Florence, Italy, or anywhere else on the earth, a wise, great, and wise monarch is the foundation of national development.
Over the centuries, the development of history has proved that violent and ignorant monarchs cannot lead the development and growth of a country. The random tool lists 89 great and enlightened leaders in world history you should know.
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