Great Generals thread anyone?
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Great Generals thread anyone?
Brayden Perez
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Eli Flores
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Ayden Nguyen
He did it before it was cool.
Brandon Morales
93% success rate
Hudson Rivera
Alexander anyone?
Samuel Cox
>we don't have any primary sources of Cyrus's genius on the battlefield
feels bad man
Lincoln Smith
I can't see this sculpture now without thinking of that fat retarded seminigger cuck jewtuber fagbabby. It's like when an advert uses a piece of classical music, it should be illegal to associate your identity so closely to that of an historical figure.
Elijah Martin
Are middle easterners the best generals?
Luke Russell
Well, don't know about that but I don't think anyone can argue against Khalid.
Christian Gutierrez
>People still think Ali's portrait is Muhammad
Nathaniel Garcia
If you know about him and still think Rommel was a great general, get the fuck off this board.
Logan Sullivan
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Jaxson Cook
>Implying that your base less statement counts for anything
Aiden Robinson
Hannibal wasn't middle eastern, seriously.
Jace Scott
Please note: North
AFRICA.
Michael Baker
He was probably of middle eastern descent.
Asher Robinson
Most likely. Although doesn't Livy say that Hannibal's mother was Iberian?
Tyler Edwards
Kind if underrated general, the only thing Albania has to be proud of. Fought against the Ottomans and Venetians by himself and won.
Jace Edwards
Personally I have never heard of him, doesn't mena he is underrated just most people don't know about albanian history
Matthew Rodriguez
Khalid ibn al-Walid, the guy who effortlessly routed up every power in the region, including the otherwise undefeated Muhammed. Conqered Persia, Syria and the Caucasus.
Eventually became so powerful that the caliph feared he was surpassing Allah and was stripped of his rank, whereupon he re-enlisted in the army as a footsoldier yet still lived to die peacefully in retirement some time later.
Zachary Barnes
up there with other meme balkan general like vlad the impaler
in the end they all lost against the ottomans
Ayden Powell
I mean they're notable people but it's hard to refer to those who made no expansion and then were conquered great generals.
Dylan Collins
He was a Phoenician, so he was Middle Eastern.
Kevin Jones
he was born like 400 years after the fall of Phoenicia.
and he was Carthaginian not Phoenician. Genetically he was probably a Cannanite.
Carthage became independent long before he was born
Was Obama kenyan or american, was hitler Austrian or German.
Wyatt Bennett
>started from scrap, as a common thief
>became a general that fought back HRE's crusades
>never defeated
>doesn't use pussy sword but badass mace
>has badass eyepatch
Angel King
Take it with a spoonful of salt but here's a great guy
Liam Howard
Yup. Muhammad only.lost twice. Once to Khalid and once he just left because he made peace with the enemy. So basically he just lost once.
Landon Ross
Also, Caliph Umar dismissed him because the armies list morale without Khalid leading them and he didn't retire, he was fired for giving a Persian poet 80,000 Dirhams for praising him. So Umar said that either he had been corrupt or Extravagant. He didn't steal the money from the state but he was still removed from the army for extravagance after which he said farewell to his special Reserve Cavalry and spent a peaceful life on a small farm with his wife.