What leaders in History never lost a battle?
Muhammad (pbuh)
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Scipio Africanus
Alexander The Great (beware of Macedonian bias)
Hamilcar Barca
Scipio Africanus
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Julius Caesar
Octavian
Vandal king Gaiseric
Alexander Suvorov
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>Caesar
Please be baiting
Are we only counting battles in which the person was in sole command or also ones were they were subordinate?
>>361017
Lmao in De Bello Gallico he never loses a battle but that was pure propaganda to get him to power
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Oliver Cromwell
>>361098
He definitely lost one to Vercingetorix, and one to Pompey too
>>360824
Bunch of untrained peasans against knights.
Two eyes, one eye, no eye.
He didn't give a fuck.
That Arab guy that basically did all of islam's conquering for them
Definition of an underatted conqueror
Have anyone ever lost a war without losing a battle?
Wars with no battles at all doesn't count.
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Khalid ibn al-Walid
>>361257
He's not really underrated, people just hate him cause he's Muslim and ruined Persia and ERE
>>361294
>Who is Pyrrhus
>If we are victorious one more time against the Romans, we will be utterly ruined.
>>361371
Pyrrhus had a draw at Beneventum, and died mid battle back in Greece
>>361469
My bad, was thinking of Pydna
>>361098
>what is Gergovie
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Uhud
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Battle of Mu'tah
>>361257
He lost at least one battle. Against the persians iirc.
Most generals didn't fight many battles, did they?
Have Charles Martel and Pepin the Short ever lost battles?
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Khalid Ibn Walid
Fernando Álvarez de Toledo y Pimentel.
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"Big Dick" Duke Wellington
Suck it Napoopian fags.
>>361254
Sounds somewhat romanticised, friend.
>>361604
>Battle of Pombal
>Battle of Redinha
>Second Siege of Badajoz
>Siege of Burgos
>Battle of Tordesillas
Not even mentioning indecisive battles
>>361663
Despite being heavily romanticised, most of mentioned things are based on contemporary sources, many of them even confirmed by his enemies.
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That german guy in africa during ww1?
>>362015
Well his generals lost a few battles yet their conquests were in the name of the Khan.
Cheeky desu.
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>>361576
He lost the Battle of the Bridge iirc
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French invasion of Russia
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Barack Obama
Yi
>>362943
based Yi
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Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck
Winning wars is much more important than winning battles though.
Khalid ibn al-Walid
He won like over a 100 battles and was largely responsible for the Islamic conquest of Byzantium and Persia.
It's funny because he actually defeated Muhammad himself in battle at Uhud before later converting to Islam.
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Stormin Norman Schwarzkopf
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The ones who never fought one.
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name?
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Alexander Suvorov.
The man fought 80 battles and never lost a single one.
Short but great military career
Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov. Fought in over 60 major battles and he didn't lose a single one,
>>361294
Rhodesia.
Army was never defeated but government was defeated politically.
>>362015
Lost a few battles in his early/unification years.
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Haakon I of Norway
[spoiler]He died in the last battle he fought[/spoiler]
[spoiler]Still won[/spoiler]
Khalid ibn al-walid
Defeated muslims before converting and then defeated the enemies of muslims
Whenever the Swedes were directly led by Karl XII they utterly crushed whoever they went against.
>>362931
that wasnt even him
Davout
Bugeaud (not sure)
>>363878
Karl didn't lead the battle of Poltava.
It was left to Lewenhaupt and Armfelt who barely got along.
Karl got left with the baggage train away from the battle due to still recovering from a bullet wound to the foot from some time before
Tsar Krum iirc
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Too bad limp chinese rulers very much fond of betraying their loyal subjects.
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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
>>363952
but hes still a jew though
>>363989
Relevance?
>>360963
Dyrrachium and Gorgovia
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Obregón?
>>362949
He's not a leader
>ctrl+f
>no Sulla
Goddamit /his/
>>361002
He was Finn
>>364254
Yep.
Khalid Walid
100 battles, never lost, died peacefully.
>>363596
based farquuad
>>363952
Kek. He lost at Palestine
>>363952
Also he lost at Libya while serving for Ottomans.
>>360824
Anton Survarov is the only general to my knoledge that has never lost a battle. Oh sure other generals have long winning streaks and won many wars, but to my knoledge this Russian dude never lost a pitched battle ever
>>364352
>He was Finn
No, he wasn't.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Suvorov
>>363117
Damn, beat me to it.
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Robb Stark
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>>364274
Then what was he?
>>362943
>hurr durr freezing temperatures alone killed the entirety of napoleon's army
cossack & partisan raids, no supplies, scorched earth policy implemented by the russians were the main reasons
Cesare Borgia desu
Afonso I of portugal
>>367715
Did he even fight any battles? I remember reading that he did lots of sieges, but I think its mean to be pitched battles
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Brian Boru, got killed in his tent while in prayer by a fleeing viking though
>>364892
underrated post
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Khalid bin waleed
>>365003
Yes he was faggot. My teacher said he was finn
>>364912
Militia won the "battles" in Libya but Retarded ottoman empire failed to win the "war"
>>369442
pretty good
