Is it true that alexander the great learned most of his leadership skills by perfecting the art of popping his own zits?---or is that a revisionist misconception?
Who was the greatest leader in the history of humanity?
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Genghis Khan
From fatherless nomad to leader of the largest empire in HISTORY.
He was married at 9(pre-arranged), if that isn't struggle enough
His father (The tribal cheif of his clan) was poisoned by the neighboring 'Tartars", bad sauce I guess. When he was 9 or 10 he attempted to claim his Father's throne. The clan told him to go 'F' himself and they abondoned his family into the roughest terrain. Destitute and pissed of....The rest is history.
A great story backed by balls of steel.
From fatherless nomad to leader of the largest empire in HISTORY.
He was married at 9(pre-arranged), if that isn't struggle enough
His father (The tribal cheif of his clan) was poisoned by the neighboring 'Tartars", bad sauce I guess. When he was 9 or 10 he attempted to claim his Father's throne. The clan told him to go 'F' himself and they abondoned his family into the roughest terrain. Destitute and pissed of....The rest is history.A great story backed by balls of steel.
Point of fact, the largest empire in history was the British Empire. but your point is still valid.
Petty I know but.........just being me.....I hate that.
Mongol Nation (Улс)") (1206–1405) was (arguably) the largest land empire in world history, covering over 33 million km².