List military chiefs
You will find below a list of the military chiefs among most important.
She is ordered chronologically according to the times.
Antiquity
-
Aetius, Master of the militia and victorious of Attila.
- Alexandre Large the
- Arminius, chief of Chérusque, inflicts one of the largest reverses to the Romans with Teutoburg.
- Ashoka (273 - 232 av. J. - C.), third emperor Maurya
- Arsitès, satrap beaten by Alexandre Large the with the Battle of Granique.
- Attila Hun
- Boadicée, Breton queen revolted against the Romans in 60 - 61.
- Bélisaire
- Callicratidas, general Spartan
- Callimaque Polémarque, general Athenian, victorious of the battle of Marathon with Miltiade.
- Chabrias, Athenian strategist.
- Cimon, general Athenian, true founder of the maritime empire of Athens.
- Décébale
- Epaminondas, general thébain, inventor of the order oblique, promoter of the crowned legion thebaine, victorious of the battles of Leuctres (- 371) and Mantinée (- 362).
- general Eurybiade and admiral Spartan
- Hannibal (general Carthaginian)
- Jules César
- Léosthène, general Athenian of the lamiaque War.
- Lysandre, general Spartan, victorious of the Peloponnesian War.
- Mardonios, general Persian.
- Marius (general Roman)
- Memnon of Rhodos, mercenary of Darius III, adversary of Alexandre Large the
- Mentor of Rhodos, adversary then combined of the king Artaxerxès III, it takes part in the conquest of the Egypt.
- Miltiade, general Athenian, winner with Marathon.
- Néarque, admiral of Alexandre Large the.
- Odénat, prince de Palmyre, victorious of Persians and the usurper Macrien.
- Parménion, general of Alexandre Large the.
- Pausanias, general Spartan
- Pélopidas, general thébain
- Philopoemen, general of the Achaean league.
- Philotas, general who directs the cavalry of Alexandre Large the.
- Polyperchon, general of Alexandre Large the.
- Pumped (general Roman)
- Probus, general of confidence of Aurélien which reconquers Egypt on Palmyréniens.
- Pyrrhus Ier
- Scipion the African (general Roman)
- Stilicon
- Timoléon, politician and Corinthian general.
- Ramsès II
- Thémistocle, the winner of Salamine.
- Thrasybule, general Athenian restoring the democracy.
- Trojan Powerful the, general Egyptian (642-606 av. J. - C.)
- Vercingétorix
- Zabdas, general palmyrénien of Zénobie and Waballath.
The Middle Ages
- Alphonse Ier the fighter
- Bélisaire
- Khalid ibn Al-Walid (general of Mahomet)
- Charlemagne
- Roger Ier of Sicily
- Jeanne d' Arc
- Jean Office
- Richard Lion-hearted
- Bertrand of Guesclin
- Gengis Khan
- Tamerlan
- Saladin
- Cid
- Soundiata Keïta
See also: Military chiefs of war the One hundred Year old - List of the cross main leaders
Rebirth
-
Gaspard de Coligny
- Hernán the Cortes, Spanish Conquistador (1485 - 1547)
- Francisco Pizarro, Spanish Conquistador
- Bâbur (1483 - 1530), large moghol
- Akbar (1542 - 1605), large moghol
See also: Military chiefs of the wars of Italy - Military chiefs of the wars of religion
Modern time
-
Shivâjî Bhonsla (1630 - 1680), founder of the Empire marathe
- Jean de Tilly
- Albert de Wallenstein
- Gustave II Adolphe
- Gaspard III of Coligny
- Jean de Coligny-Saligny
- the Large Cop
- Turenne
- the Prince Eugene
- Jean III Sobieski " Saver of Vienna and the European civilization of Est"
- Charles XII of Sweden
- Maurice of Saxony
- Frederic II of Prussia
Revolutionary wars
This period is distinguished with many extremely talented captains resulting from the people, and who do not have initial military formation, their qualities appearing with the combat.
-
Nelson
- Wellington
- Napoleon Bonaparte
- the general Desaix
- George Washington
See especially the complete listing: List of the generals of the Revolution and the First Empire
XIXe century
- Pierre Denfert-Rochereau
- Robert E. Lee
- Louis Nicolas Davout
- Ulysses Simpson Grant
- Thomas Jonathan Jackson
- Adolphe Niel
- Louis Rossel
- William Tecumseh Sherman
- Giuseppe Garibaldi
- the emir Abd El-Kader
20th century
-
Joseph Joffre (First World War France)
- Ferdinand Foch (First World War France)
- Philippe Pétain (First World War France)
- Erich von Falkenhayn (First World War Germany)
- Hindenburg (First World War Germany)
- Ludendorff (First World War Germany)
- Radomir Putnik (First World War Serbia)
- Mustafa Kemal (First World War Turkey)
- Alexeï Broussilov (First World War Russia)
- Dwight Eisenhower (Second world war the United States)
- George Patton (Second world war the United States)
- Douglas MacArthur (Second world war the United States)
- Heinz Guderian (Second world war Germany)
- Gustaf Mannerheim (Second world war Finland)
- Bernard Montgomery (Second world war England)
- Erwin Rommel (Second world war Germany)
- Gerd von Rundstedt (Second world war Germany)
- Sepp Dietrich (Second world war Germany)
- Friedrich Wilhelm Ernst Paulus (Second world war Germany)
- Erich von Manstein (Second world war Germany)
- Josip Broz Tito (Second world war resistant Yugoslavian)
- Georguy Joukov (Second world war the USSR)
- Leclerc (Second world war France)
- General de Gaulle (Second world war France)
- De Lattre de Tassigny (Second world war France)
- Marie Pierre Koenig (Second world war France)
- Leo Major (Second world war Canada)
- Moshe Dayan (War the six day old Israel)
- Võ Nguyên Giáp (War of Indo-China Vietnam)
- Alphonse Juin (Second world war France)
- Isoroku Yamamoto (Second world war Japan)
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