Hey everyone I’m Che Durena welcome back to most amazing top 10.
Now history is littered with savage warriors who left their mark on humanity through brutality.
We’ve done some digging to find which ones were the scariest and we’ve compiled a list
of the top 10 scariest warriors.
Make sure you stick around to see the top 3, they are some of the most crazy, scary,
ruthless people who ever existed.
Vlad the Impaler
To start off the list we have the man who was rumored to have started the myth of Dracula.
Vlad The Impaler was the ruler of Wallachia between 1448 and 1476.
Vlad got his famous name by doing what should be very obvious, impaling.
He would put a giant steak right at someone rectom and then prop them up, the person would
then slowly slide down as it pierced through their whole body.
Legend says he would then take the shishkabobed people and then line them up along the walkway
to castle, like the most dramatic welcome mat.
It was said to be so disturbing that armies that came to raid him would turn away in fear.
But how did he get the name Dracula?
When he would dine he would dip his break in the blood of his enemies.
This guy is very extra, we get it your evil.
King Leonidas
He is was one the most feared warriors of all time.
Now in the movie they say he had only 300 Greek Spartans against one million Persians
but it was more like 7000 against 150,000, still crazy odds, a smart gambler would never
take those odds.
But through superior fighting technics and being one scariest leaders of all time, Leonidas
and his men were able to slaughter thousands of the Persian warriors.
Eventually they were betrayed and Leonidas was killed but they bought grace enough time
to get reinforcements to come back win the war.
Leonidas was said to be so powerful that people thought he was a descendant of Hercules.
Xiahou Dun
This is the kind of stuff that gets you feared throughout time.
Xiahou Dun was famous for being one of the most respected generals in the Eastern Han
dynasty of China.
From an early age this guy was ferocious, once killed a man for insulting his teacher
when he was only 13.
They tried to put him on an episode of Beyond Scared Straight, but he just started pimp
slapping everyone.
Now this is what has Xiahou forever locked in history and one of most feared warriors
of all time.
During the battle against Lu Bu in the late second century Mr. Dun received an Arrow in
his eye.
Now usually when someone gets shot in the eye with an arrow they
Either that or just die.
Not this guy, he pulled the arrow our of his eye with his eyeball at the end of his arrow
and then ate his eyeball.
Like a fondue, are you kidding me.
I’m so glad I’m born in the era of heated seats.
Galvarino
I think this one is so dope it could be number one.
Galvarino was a Mapuche warrior in Chile, he fought while the Spanish were invading.
During the battle of Lagunillas many of the Mapuche were captured, what the Spanish would
do is cut off your hand and your nose and then send you back mutilated to strike fear
into the rest of your soilders.
For Galvarino they went the extra mile and cut off both his hands and this is where this
story turns up.
He went back to his people, showed them his disfigured body and demanded justice, and
justice he would received.
he was named commander of the squadron for the next battle, tied knives to his hands
and went in knife punching people to death, are you hearing this, he was doing wolverine
be for Stan Lee was even a sperm.
It’s said when someone questioned him on how a man with no hands could fight he said
“I’ll rip them apart with my teeth”.
Lu Bu
Remember the guy who ate his own eyeball, this is the manic he was fighting when this
happened.
Lu Bu was stomping around in China during the late second century.
What made Lu Bu so feared wasn’t that he was an excellent archer or skilled swordsman
it was that he was straight up insane.
Lu Bu was an orphan who was adopted into a home and cared for by a stepfather.
One day a warlord by the name of Dong Zhou offered him a horse, but not just any horse,
it was a Red Hare the fastest horse in China, the Rolls-Royce of horses.
So Lu Bu cut off his stepdads head and made Dong Zhou his new dad.
Sometimes you get a really nice gift and you don’t know how show your appreciation.
Lu Bu followed this up by banging Dong Zhou’s mistress then cutting of Dong Zhou’s head
and going rogue through the country side with a small army.
Miyamoto Musashi
This next guy is such a big deal you can go out right now and buy his book.
Have you ever heard of the book of five rings, the book about there’s one skill strategy
and through strategy you can master all other skills?
I really like that book and I’m being total fan boy right now.
Possibly the most skilled swordsman who ever lived Miyamoto Musashi was a Samurai in japan
during the late 14th century into the early 15th.
What made this man so feared wasn’t that he killed his first man when he was only twelve
using a stick when the other man had a sharpened blade or that he would challenge opponents
that mastered all different kinds of weaponry or that we went undefeated in 61 life or death
matches, is guys putting up Kobe numbers.
It was that he would defeat all his opponents using his mind.
He would do things like show up to a duel extremely late to get his opponent flustered
or on one occasion he knew the man he was fighting was famous for having an extra-long
sword.
So, he made one even longer out of wood, so when the both drew Miyamoto would land the
killing blow.
True a man who mastered his art and deserved to be feared
Tlahuicole
Silly name, very scary dude.
We’re heading to Mexico during the late 13th century.
This guy was a beast, it’s said he was so powerful that others couldn’t even lift
the weapons he would bring into war.
He was from the Tlaxcalan tribe and during a war with Aztecs he was captured.
However, king Montezuma found that he was so brave, he was probably just terrified of
him, that he would let him go.
But Tlahuicole refused and instead demanded he be given a warrior’s death, so Montezuma
gave him an Aztec tradition.
He would be given his regular weapons and attacked simultaneously by 8 of the finest
Aztec warriors and he killed all of them.
Eventually a ninth guy was able to come in and take him out.
This dude killed 8 dudes in a row no Gatorade break.
Pire Gerlofs Donia
This next guy was a farmer?
Pire was just a regular old famer in 1515, that’s until Austrian mercenaries the Habsburgs
came in and brutally killed his wife and children.
Then this dude literally goes Punisher, he’s lost everything and now all he cares about
is revenge.
He got some rebels together and sent off as a pirate, its estimated that he sunk as many
as 138 Austrian ships.
He also took his crew, ransacked two castles and killed an army of 300 soldiers, these
guys are rolling deep.
He then retired in retired in 1520.
The dude was good at killing people he had to retire like a career.
Some in Austria they got his jersey on the rafters.
Flamma “The Flame”
Back in 160AD how did you get famous?
There was no YouTube, no movies, you couldn’t go on doctor Phil and be like
For the Roman Gladiator Flamma he saw only one way and that was killing a bunch of people
for others entertainment, sort of an OJ approach.
If don’t know how Gladiators work, they were predominantly slaves, and if you won
enough you would be granted your freedom.
Now Flamma didn’t want freedom he just wanted to be famous, we don’t even know what his
real name is because his Gladiator persona took over.
Spent 13 years as a gladiator, fought in 30 battles, was offered his freedom at least
4 times and rejected it every time.
Imagine wanting the spot light that bad.
I would love for this dude to be alive today because he would have definitely been interviewed
on Rogan.
You’ve killed how many guys?
Bro you should smoke some DMT it’ll calm you down.
1 Genghis Khan
Finally we’ve come to the grand finally and we’ve got probably the most famous conqueror
of all time.
Genghis Khan was responsible for gaining the trust of several smaller Mongolian clans and
convincing them to join forces in what be the most savage army the world would ever
see.
The Mongolian empire ended up spanning 24 million square kilometers and they killed
upwards of 40 million people, which was 10% of all people.
40 million people, that’s more people then all of Canada.
There was literally so many less people and so much more vegetation in place of those
people that Genghis removed an estimated 700 million tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
They Mongolians were also terrifying, they had these massive siege machines for shoot
boulders over huge walls, but instead of putting boulders in them they would put dead bodies
in them and light them on fire.
Armies who would try and follow the Mongolian troops would often get sick from walking all
the rotted corpses in their path