It affected 100 global figures. The world has existed for thousands of years. During these thousands of years, many outstanding figures appeared, which had a great influence at that time and even now. Let me show you the global figure of 100.
Influenced 100 global figures 1 1, Muhammad.
2.newton
3. Jesus
4. Sakyamuni
5. Confucius
6. Sao Paulo
7. Cai Lun
8. John Gutenberg
9.[ Name] Albert Einstein (Jewish theoretical physicist)
10, Karl Marx
Christopher Columbus, 1 1
12, louis pasteur
13, Galileo galilei
14, Aristotle
15, Lenin
16, Moses
17, Charles Darwin
18, Qin Shihuang
19, Augustus Caesar
20.Mao Zedong
2 1, Euclid
22. Martin Luther
Mikkola Copernic.
James watt.
25. Genghis Khan
26. Constantine I
27.george washington
Michael faraday.
James clerk maxwell.
30. Orville Wright and wilbur wright
Amdo Laurent lavoisier
Sigmund freud.
33.alexander
34. Napoléon Bonaparte
35. Adolf Hitler
William shakespeare.
37.adam smith
Thomas Alva Edison.
39. Anthony Van Levinhawk
40.plato
4 1, Learmore Marconi
42. Ludwig von Beethoven
43. Werner Karl Heisenberg
44. Alexander Graham Bell
45. alexander fleming
46. Simon Bolí var
47. oliver cromwell
48.john locke
UrbanⅡ.
50. Umar
5 1, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty
52. Saint Augustine
53. Max Planck
54. Ashoka
55. John Calvin
56. William thomas green Morton
57. william harvey
58. Anthony henry beck Ryle
59. Mendel gregor
60. Liszt Joseph Liszt
6 1, Kauros August Otto
62. Louis Jacques Mondi Daguerre
63. Michelangelo Buonarroti
64.stalin
65.Descartes
66. john von neumann
67. Isabella I
68. William I
Thomas Jefferson
70. Jean Jacques Rosso
7 1, edward jenner
72. wilhelm konrad rontgen
73. johann sebastian bach
74. Lao Tzu
75. franklin roosevelt
76. Elizabeth I
77. Enrico Fermi
78. thomas robert malthus
79.bacon
80. Thomas Aquinas
8 1, Voltaire
82. gregory pincus
83. menes
84.peter i.
85. vasco da Gama
Johannes Kepler
Lennert Euler.
88. Leonardo da Vinci
89. Emperor Meiji
90. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
9 1, Bill Gates
92. Morgan
93. Alfred bernhard Nobel
94. stephen william hawking
95.homer
96. Pierre De Coubertin
97. Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev
98. Robert Oppenheimer
99. ian wilmut
Florence Nightingale, 100
Influenced 100 Global People 2 1, Muhammad
Muhammad (about 570-632) was a prophet of Islam. Our country has translated it into "Muhammad", "Mahama" and "Mohan model". The full name is Abu Kassem Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Abd-Ai-Muttalib bin Hashim. He was born in the Hashemite family of Gulai tribe in Mecca, Arabia. Its ancestors once had the right to preside over the worship of Bai religion in Mecca and to convene the Gulai tribal council. His family began to decline after his great grandfather. Father Abdullah died in the line of duty before he was born. At the age of 6, her mother died and was raised by her grandfather Abd-Ai-Muttalib. My grandfather died at the age of eight and was adopted by my uncle Abu Talib. He is honest and modest, fair, charitable and has won people's praise and trust, and is called "Emin" (that is, a faithful and reliable person). In 596 AD, Muhammad married Khadijah. Since then, his life has become rich and stable, and his social prestige has increased day by day, laying the foundation for missionary work. According to the historical records of Islam, in the year of 6 10, one night in Ramadan (Islamic September), when he was meditating in the cave of Sheila, God sent an angel Giboury Le to convey his will, "enlighten" the Koran, and appointed him as the messenger of God to "warn" and "give good news" to the world and teach people to believe in Islam. From then on, Muhammad accepted the "mission" entrusted by God and began to spread Islam. Muhammad's missionary activities lasted for 23 years, which can be divided into Mecca period and Medina period. The Mecca period (6 10-622) emphasized the uniqueness of the Lord and opposed polytheism. Emphasize that all Muslims, rich or poor, are brothers and should stop fighting and vendettas between tribes and clans. Put forward the ideas of limiting usury, helping the poor, treating orphans well and releasing slaves. During the Medina period (622-632). He carried out a series of religious and social reforms and established the first Islamic state regime centered on Medina. Established the teachings and teaching system of Islam. Established a belief program centered on the belief in the only Allah: stipulated five destiny lessons that Muslims must perform; According to the needs of Medina's political, economic and military development, relevant laws and regulations on civil, criminal, commercial and military aspects have been formulated. In the marriage and family system, the principle of voluntary choice between men and women has been established; Marriage between blood relatives and close relatives is prohibited, and the right of a man to divorce his wife is restricted; After the time limit expires, the widow can remarry. In the property inheritance system, the traditional custom that only patrilineal men have the right to inherit property has been reformed, so that women also have the right to inherit property. In commercial activities, it is stipulated that interest is prohibited and usury exploitation is opposed, and a series of norms and moral norms for commercial transactions are stipulated. A criminal law has been enacted for criminal offences. Established a code of conduct and social moral standards with obedience, patience, honesty and justice as the core. Muhammad died on June 8, 632 at the age of 63 and was buried in the Prophet Mosque in Medina. Muhammad's words and deeds, the Hadith, have become the norms of faith, doctrine, legislation and social life. Historians praised Muhammad as a great thinker, politician, strategist and religious reformer in the history of human civilization.
2.[ Name] isaac newton (English physicist, mathematician, astronomer, natural philosopher and alchemist)
Isaac newton (1643 65438+1October 4th-65438+March 3rd10727), a famous British physicist, mathematician, astronomer and natural philosopher, is known as "the father of modern physics". 1687, he published "Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy", expounding gravity and three laws of motion, which laid the foundation of mechanics and astronomy in the next three centuries and became the foundation of modern engineering. By demonstrating the consistency between Kepler's law of planetary motion and his theory of gravity, he showed that the movements of ground objects and celestial bodies all follow the same natural law; It provides strong theoretical support for the sun-centered theory and promotes the scientific revolution.
3. Jesus
The object of Christian worship. According to the Bible, the Virgin Mary was conceived by the Holy Spirit and gave birth to Jesus in Bethlehem. He began to preach and preach the gospel at the age of thirty. Later, he was accused by Caiaphas, a Jewish priest, tried by Pontius Pilate, governor of the Jewish province of Rome, and was crucified. Resurrection in three days, and then ascension. Christians believe that Jesus will come again, so that believers can have eternal life.
4. Sakyamuni
Founder of Buddhism. Last name Gautama, first name Siddhartha. "Sakyamuni" (ākyamuni) is a respectful name for him by Buddhists. Sakyamuni, a racial name, means "can"; Muny, also translated, is a respectful title, meaning benevolence, Confucianism, forbearance and silence. Together, it means "benevolence", "Confucianism", "forbearance" and "silence", which means "sage" of Sakyamuni people.
5. Hole
Confucius (Confucius, from September 28th, 55 BC1year to April 28th, 479 BC1year), a Zhongni, was a famous thinker and educator in ancient China and the founder of Confucianism. He created an atmosphere of private lectures. Confucius was employed by Laozi and led some disciples around the world for fourteen years. In his later years, he revised the six classics of Poetry, Calligraphy, Rites and Music, Yi Zhuan and Chunqiu. After the death of Confucius, later generations recorded the words and deeds and thoughts of Confucius and his disciples and compiled the Confucian classic The Analects.