Most Important People in History?

>Costantinople

>constantinople

Genghis Khan had a greater impact than even Alexander the Great.

>Muhammad above Jesus, who he basically ripped off
Mudshit fuck off

>and the scope of one's achievements or discoveries
Leave that out. If their actions had no influence then they weren't important. Simple as that. Importance is literally another way of saying influence.

I'm not sure how important Alexander was. Yeah he brought the Persians to their knees, but then again their empire was in decline anyway. The people generally welcomed Alexander and didn't mind the change of leadership. I wouldn't say it would be far fetched to guess that Persia might have crumbled on itself from infighting. And that's exactly what Alexanders empire did, anyway. He failed to combine the cultures of East and West and thusly his influence wasn't all that huge on future.

Also rofl @
>15. Constantinople

>Constantinople
>George Washington
>John F. Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev
>Thomas Jefferson
God I laughed

1. Charlemagne
2. Napoleon Bonaparte
3. Louis the Pious
4. Louis the Sun King
5. Napoleon III
6. Henri IV
7. Charles de Gaulle
8. Phillipe Petain
9. Nicholas Sarkozy
10. Georges Clemenceau
11. Ferdinand Foch
12. Marshal Michel Ney
13. Clovis the Frank
14. My Dad
15. William the Conqueror

>people
>lists Constantinople

??

It's not just about bringing down the Persians, it's how far and wide he spread the Helllenic culture across the middle east, influencing the land socially for centuries to come. Not only that, when his fragile empire fell apart it turned the middle east into a giant power struggle between his generals that would weaken them all and pave the way for the Romans to rise to prominence later. One could argue that if somehow Alexander's empire hadn't fractuted, the Romans may not have stretched so deeply into the east ad they did.

1. Jesus Christ
2. Muhammad
3. Siddhartha Gautama
4. Alexander the Great
5. Genghis Khan
6. Charlemagne
7. Ferdinand II of Aragon
8. William the Conqueror
9. Albert Einstein
10. Sir Isaac Newton
11. Thomas Paine
12. Adolf Hitler
13. Mao Zedong
14. Ramses the Great
15. Yuri Gagarin

So many people come to mind... the above are just a few I could name

I even thought about people such as Ebenezer Cobb Morley, who few will have heard of but who was the father of the Football Association in England. He has directly affected the lives of billions, not through war or conquest or religion, but through the simple pastime of kicking a ball around a field.
A very difficult question to answer, OP.

>Y-Chromosomal Adam
>The leader of the small band of Homo sapiens who suggested travelling a little bit further North, through the jungle we now know as the Sahara Desert...
>The man who first suggested raising a wolf cub...

>1. Muhammad

Cyrus
>all these shitty little desert tribes, like those monotheistic jew weirdos, will be less inclined to revolt if I un-diaspora them
>oh hey wow look at that their culture didn't die out thanks to my actions

I like Napoleon but idk why you'd put him on that list

Looks like French nationalism is on the rise again.

And don't forget Mu-'no ham'-mad is at the top

>Muhammad

A list of most important people is a bit difficult, but my list based on general achievements and influence with a bit of favoritism is:
1. Genghis Khan
2. The Prophet Mu-"no ham"-med
3. Julius Caesar
4. Stalin
5. Hitler
6. Peter the Great
7. Charlemagne
8. Napoleon Bonaparte
9. Alexander the Great
10. Mao Zedung
11. Suleyman The Magnificent
12. Louis the Sun King
13. William The Conquerer
14. Pope Urbin II
15. Cyrus The Great

From a Christian pov:
1. Jesus
2. Adam
3. Eve
4. Abraham
5. Moses
6. David
7. Isaiah
8. Ezekiel
9. Daniel
10. Matthew
11. Peter
12. John the Beloved
13. Luke
14. John Mark
15. Paul
16. Mary
17. Job
18. Solomon
19. Noah
20. Thomas

>constantinople

>Includes Muhammad and Pope Urban II
>Doesn't include Jesus, himself

Are you actually retarded?

is this what the average millennial actually believes?

>adam higher than eve

jesus didn't exist though

Neither did Muhammad

1. Jesus Christ
2. Ronald Reagan
3. TIE: Donald Trump, George Washington
5. Richard Nixon
6. Stephen Molyneux
7. Barry Goldwater
8. Abraham Lincoln
9. Adam Smith
10. George HW Bush
11. George W Bush
12. Teddy Roosevelt
13. Andrew Jackson
14. William Jennings Bryan
15. Calvin Coolige

Listing 15 is stupid, just do 5 and put some thought into it.

1) Jesus Christ/Mohammed/Siddhartha - I don't think separate lines are necessary for the founders of these religions.

2) Genghis Khan

3) Otto von Bismarck [German unification -> WW1 -> WW2 -> Present day Europe]

4) Napoleon Bonaparte

5) Julius Caesar

Don't you mean Alexandria?

>mfw only two people in this thread even listed Cyrus the Great
>one of them ranked him last

Cyrus the Great.
He put the Jews back into judea/palestine after which they started their religion again and brought us Christianity and Islam.

>literal fucking who
>important

1) First Being To Have A Conscious Thought
2) Jesus Christ/Moses/Muhammad
3) Augustus Caesar
4) Frederick Barbarossa
5) Genghis Khan
6) Ranjit Singh
7) Mansa Musa
8) Martin Luther
9) The First Buddha
10) Thomas Paine/Edmund Burke
11) Hitler/Churchill

>literal

Darth Vader
Emperor Palpatine
Luke Skywalker
Batman
Superman
Captain America
MacGyver
Professor Xavier
Optimus Prime
Megatron
Jesus Christ
Moses
George Washington
Metallica
Neo

Good list

Don't forget Phillipe le Bel and Phillipe Auguste

Literally created the modern world. Code Napoleon was the basis of law that overturned feudal law, and with his military expertise, brought the next age of civilisation to the world. Sort of a second Augustus.

>t. muslim
Why the Hell do you put Moe so high up? How cucked are you?

Any list without Karl Marx on it is wrong

>Most Important People in History
1. Me
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2. Jesus
3. Alexander the Great
4. Cao Cao
5. Deng Xiaoping

what about your mommy and daddy

Their sole purpose was to bring me into existence. They're useless now.

The best list, thread is literally over.

>Leonado da Vinci

Biggest fucking meme going

Jesus Christ
Eve
Adam
Charlemagne
Muhammad
Genghis Khan
Aristotle
st. Paul
Napoleon
Augustus
Louis XIV
Bismark
Alexander the Great
Hitler
Peter the Great

The first guy who tried burying a seed

agriculture began independently in several place around the world. there would at minimum have to be 5 or 6 of these guys

Genghis Khan. He knew no color or creed. He just knew that everyone under the eternal blue sky works for something.

Without Scipio and Fabius, Rome would have probably been fucked much earlier.

And we will never knows their names. I know I wouldn't be smart enough to figure it out.

Same goes for the dudes who discovered how to make fire. "The secret is to bang the rocks together guys"

And without Charles Martel, Arabs would have probably continued steamrolling Europe.

>Charles Martel
literally a meme figure
Reminder that the Byzantines had to put up with hundreds of thousands of Arabs when Constantinople was attacked by Arabs compared to the raiding party at Tours at the same timeframe

marx

No Hitler yet? Cmon muh 6 gorrilion

Same but replace "me" with myself

1. Abraham (not lincoln)
2. Buddha
3. Hitler

The rest are irrelevant.