What is the highest point of any single individual's life

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>>2541966
>when you build englands first castle, as an invading frenchmen

>>2541966
Stalin at Moscow victory parade 1945

Caesar's when his army chose to cross the Rubicon rather than disban.

>>2542199
Fucking Normans, reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Augustus around 10BC to 14AD because he personally owned egypt, wealth beyond imagination. Could do whatever he wanted.

>>2542226
I'd agree with this.

>>2541966
Og when he hit the rock and discovered music

>>2542298
I read somewhere that Augustus at his peak was the richest and most powerful person in history, and is unlikely to be beaten any time soon. Like he personally controlled 40% of the worlds resources or something

>>2542446
So he was only the richest in comparison to the other world at the time.

>>2542528
But he could do fun extravagant shit leaders now couldn't even imagine doing. Like have elephant races or get his dicky sucked on top of the pyramid of Giza.

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Khomeini returning to Tehran. You this was a peak moment when it's literally recreated with cardboard cutout, senpai.

Caesar crucifying the Pirates that kidnapped him after they didn't believe he would.

>>2544130
>cardboard cutout
So they didn't even allow an actor to recreate the scene? wtf

Even China allows actors to play Mao

>>2542376
Ngombwe when he discovered fire for his tribe in 1562 AD

>>2542825
Latter doesn't necessarily need 40% of world resources, but I see what you mean.