“Unmasking the Masters of Greed: Meet the 14 People Who Took Avarice to Unthinkable Heights!”
Musa’s wealth was so immense that his spending reportedly caused inflation in the regions he traveled through, destabilizing economies for years. However, Musa’s pursuit of wealth wasn’t purely selfish, he invested heavily in education and building schools and libraries. Yet, his reputation as the “King of Gold” is a testament to his immense greed for material wealth, making him a complex figure in history.
3. Genghis Khan (1162 – 1227)
Genghis Khan’s insatiable hunger for land and power made him one of the most feared rulers in history. The founder of the Mongol Empire, Khan built an empire that stretched across Asia and Europe, fueled by his desire to conquer everything in his path. His conquests resulted in the deaths of millions and the destruction of entire cities, all for the sake of expanding his empire and personal control.
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