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| Nineteenth Dynasty Pharaoh known for his depictions as the Pharoah of Exodus (although this is not historically proven) | |
| Invaded Babylon in 539 and took the throne for Persia; he eventually ruled the largest empire the world had yet seen from Asia to Europe, the Mediterranean to the Middle-East | |
| This Macedonian was tutored by Aristotle and went on to conquer the entire known world, he was known for being 'Great' and dying young | |
| This Egyptian Queen gained her throne through charming the likes of Julius Caesar and Marc Antony, according to legend she had a nice Asp | |
| Pope who talked everyone into the First Crusade with his sermon at the Council of Clermont in 1095 | |
| This French King was known as 'the Fair,' he was extremely in debt, so he rounded up jews stole their money then expelled them, he was in debt with Templars so he killed them too | |
| English King who deposed his regent Roger Mortimer; the only living male relative to France’s Charles IV causing him to declare himself King of France starting the 100 years war | |
| Born with the Enlish and French crown, lost his French crown to Joan of Arc, lost his English crown to the War of the Roses, died in the Tower of London | |
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| Born to a contested French crown, Joan of Arc delivered it to him putting an end to the 100 years war, she died a witch he died 'Victorious' | |
| This Spanish king is famous for a couple things, he united Spain with his marriage to Isabella, he said yes to Columbus, and yes to the Inquisition | |
| The French Sun King who built the Palace of Versailles and ruled seventy-two and a half years long, one of the longest of any European monarch | |
| This Mad King of the United Kingdom is remembered for being King when the American Colonies won independence from the British | |
| From 1789 - 1792 his power was systematically being undermined by French revolutionists who finally arrested him in 1792 and chopped off his head in 1793 | |
| The last Tsar of Russia, he was slaughtered along with his family following the Bolshevik Revolution, reportedly his daughter Anastasia did not survive | |
| The last German Emperor (Kaiser) and King of Prussia, supported Austria-Hungary following the crisis of July 1914 which led to World War I | |
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