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Name	Description	Reign	% Correct
Napoleon Bonaparte	Serving as First Consul and then Emperor of France, he conquered large swathes of Europe	1799-1804, 1804-1814, 1815	98%
Abraham Lincoln	President of the U.S. during American Civil War	1861-1865	93%
Emperor Hirohito	He "led" Japan through the Second World War and the following recovery	1926-1989	93%
Leonid Brezhnev	His reign over the USSR was second only to Stalin's in duration	1964-1982	91%
Queen Victoria	Monarch of Britain through the Industrial Revolution	1837-1901	83%
Louis XIV	"The Sun King" built the Palace of Versailles	1643-1715	78%
Sitting Bull	The principal leader of the entire Sioux nation, he famously defeated General Custer at Little Bighorn	1867-1890	74%
Charlemagne	He was the first Holy Roman Emperor	800-814	74%
Frederick the Great	"Old Fritz" was a leader for the Prussian military and the Enlightenment	1740-1786	72%
Constantine the Great	Arguably, his most important act as Emperor of Rome was conversion to Christianity	306-337	70%
Alexander the Great	As King of Macedonia, he captured pieces of Western Asia and Northern Africa	336-323 BCE	65%
Genghis Khan	As Great Khan of the Mongol Empire, he conquered most of Eurasia and killed thousands	1206-1227	61%
Ivan the Terrible	The first Tsar of all Russia	1547-1575, 1575-1584	52%
Suleiman the Magnificent	He ruled as sultan over the Ottoman Empire during its peak in economic and military power	1520-1566	41%
Prajadhipok	Revolution forced Siam's last absolute monarch to abdicate; its rural economy was hit hard by worldwide economic depression	1925-1935	24%
Ashoka the Great	One of India's greatest emperors, Ashoka controlled almost all India and promoted the spread of Buddhism throughout Asia	c.268-232 BCE	24%
Ezana of Axum	King of Axum (centered in modern-day Ethiopia), he conquered the Kingdom of Kush and converted the kingdom to Christianity	c. 320-360	24%
Hammurabi	Known for his set of codified laws, which he claimed to receive from Shamash, the Babylonian god of justice	c. 1792-1750 BCE	15%
Nebuchadnezzar II	This King of the Neo-Babylonian Empire allegedly had the Hanging Gardens Built and had the title "King of the Universe"	605-562 BCE	13%
K'inich Janaab' Pakal	He was ajaw of the Mayan city-state Palenque, and his tomb, the Temple of Inscriptions, has extensive glyph writing and records	615-683	4%