Xia Qi of the Xia Dynasty was one of the earliest rulers of the Xia Dynasty, and he is considered a legendary figure in the history of the Xia Dynasty. According to legend, Xia Qi was a descendant of the Yellow Emperor and possessed extraordinary ruling talent and courage. During his reign, Xia Qi devoted himself to consolidating the Xia dynasty’s dominance and promoting economic, cultural, and military development. He built a large army, conquered the surrounding tribes, unified the various tribes in the Central Plains, and laid the foundation of the Xia Dynasty.
Shang Tang was the first king of the Shang Dynasty and the founder of the Shang Dynasty. Shang Tang was originally an exiled prince, but with his remarkable wisdom and courage, he managed to establish his own power within the Shang Dynasty, eventually overthrowing the tyrannical rulers of the Xia Dynasty and ascending to the throne of the Shang Dynasty. During his reign, Shang Tang devoted himself to rectifying the political order, strengthening the unity and stability of the country, developing the economy, and improving the people’s living standards. He made the Shang dynasty prosperous and stable under his rule by reforming the political system and promoting good governance.
Theseus and King Minos are two important figures in ancient Greece legend. King Minos ruled Crete, and he established the Minoan civilization, with a large naval power and a well-developed maritime trade. Theseus was a hero of Athens who fought a fierce battle with the Minoan king after marrying his daughter, Ariannie, in Crete. Eventually, Theseus succeeded in killing King Minos, ending his tyranny and becoming the new king of Crete.
Sesostrius I of Africa was the pharaoh of Egypt who ruled the kingdom of ancient Egypt and established a large and powerful state. Sesostrius I’s commitment to agriculture and trade, the construction of hydraulic projects, and the strengthening of foreign relations brought the Kingdom of Egypt to its heyday under his rule. Sesostrius I also built magnificent pyramids and temples throughout Egypt, leaving behind a rich cultural heritage.
A legend of ancient Rome, Severus was a smart, brave and warlike general who led the Roman army to many glorious victories on the battlefield. During his reign, Sejus successfully defeated numerous enemy armies, expanded the territory of the Roman Empire, and consolidated the unity and stability of the country. He also worked to reform the idea of statecraft and promote cultural and economic development, laying a solid foundation for the prosperity and strength of the Roman Empire.
