Solon: was a poet, political reformer, legislator and Athenian statesman, considered one of the Seven Sages of Greece.
Philip of Macedon: was king of Macedonia from 359 a. C., although he did not dispossess his nephew Amyntas IV, legitimate king, until 355 a. C., until his death. He was the father of Alexander the Great, and it is possible that also of Ptolomeo I Sóter, founder of the Ptolemaic dynasty.
Alexander III of Macedonia better known as Alexander the Great or Alexander the Great, was the king of Macedonia from 336 BC. C. until his death in June 323 a. C., son and successor of Olympia of Epirus and Philip II of Macedonia, his father, who prepared him to reign, providing a military experience and entrusting Aristotle with his intellectual training.
Cleisthenes: son of Megacles II and belonging to the family of the Alcmaeonids, was an Athenian politician who introduced the democratic government in ancient Athens.
However Cyrus the Great is incorrect, since he was the Achaemenid king of Persia (circa 559-530 BC), Hammurabi is also incorrect (in Akkadian, from the Amorrhite Ammurāpi) (1810 BC-1750 BC) .) was the sixth king of Babylon.
