| Scipio | Aemilianus | The Rome's foremost general. |
| Pharaoh | Akhenaten | An Egyptian Pharaoh of the 18th dynasty. |
| Buzz | Aldrin | An Astronaut. |
| King | Alyattes | The King of Lydia in 640 B.C. |
| Marie | Antoinette | The last Queen of France. Louis XVI's wife. |
| Neil | Armstrong | An Astronaut. |
| King | Arthur | A legendary British leader. |
| Marcus | Aurelius | A Roman Emperor. |
| Francis | Bacon | Former Lord Chancellor of England. |
| Joseph | Banks | A Botanist. |
| Osama | Bin Laden | The founder of the military organization called "Al-Qaeda". |
| Gautama | Buddha | The Leader of Buddhism. |
| King | Chak Tok | One of the Tikal's best-known Kings. |
| Jesus | Christ | First century Jewish preacher. The Christian God's messenger. |
| George | Church | A Harvard professor. |
| Christopher | Colombus | An Italian explorer. |
| Emperor | Constantine | The Emperor of the Roman Empire. |
| James | Cook | A British explorer. |
| Hernan | Cortes | A Spanish Conquistador who invaded Mexico. |
| Australopithecus | A Southern Ape. |
| Vasco | Da Gama | A Spanish Voyager. |
| Charles | Darwin | A naturalist who discovered the evolution of man. |
| King | David | The King of Israel. |
| Homo | Denisova | An Unknown human species who lived in Denisova Cave. |
| Homo Neanderthalensis | The siblings of humans (Europe and Western Asia). |
| Charles | Dickens | A writer. |
| Eliza | Doolittle | A fictional character at George Bernard Shaw's
Pygmalion. |
| King | Edward I | Former King of England. |
| King | Edward II | King Edward I's and Eleanor's son. |
| Albert | Einstein | A theoretical physicist. |
| Dwight | Eisenhower | Former U.S. President. |
| Hafez | El-Asaad | Former President of Syria. |
| Homo | Erectus | The siblings of humans (East Asia). |
| Phileas | Fogg | A wealthy British adventurer. |
| Benjamin | Franklin | The founding father of the United States. |
| Galileo | Galilei | An Astronomer. |
| Mohandas K. | Gandhi | An Indian Activist. |
| King | Gilgamesh | The King of Uruk. |
| Mikhail | Gorbachev | Former General Secretary of Communist
Party in Soviet Union. |
| Samuel | Greedy | A financier. |
| Edmond | Halley | A man who published actuary tables. |
| Lady | Hao | A wife of King Wu Ding of Shang dynasty. Aka: Fu Hao. |
| Harry | Harlow | An American Psychologist. |
| Zheng | He | A Chinese Diplomat. |
| Henry | Higgins | A fictional character at George Bernard Shaw's pygmalion. |
| Qin Shi | Huangdi | A former Emperor of China. |
| Saddam | Hussein | Former President of Iraq. |
| Aldous | Huxley | A writer. |
| El | Jabato | Imaginary Iberian hero who fought against Roman
oppressors. |
| France | Jean | Former King of France. |
| Thomas | Jefferson | The 3rd U.S. President. |
| William | Jones | A Notable Imperialist scholar. |
| Eduardo | Kac | A Brazilian bio-artist. |
| Daniel | Kahneman | A winner of a Nobel Prize in Economics. |
| Kublai | Khan | A Khagan of the Mogul Empire. |
| Clennon | King | A black student who applied to the University of
Mississippi. |
| Martin Luther | King | An American Baptist Minister. |
| The Ku | Klux Clan | A white supremacist secret society. |
| John | Law | A Scottish economist. |
| Anton Van | Leeuwenhoek | The man who first saw a microorganism. |
| Vladimir Ilyich | Lenin | A Russian Revolutionary. |
| Panthera | Leo | The species of Leo The Genus Panthera. |
| King | Leopold II | The King of Belgium. |
| James | Lind | British physician conducted controlled experiment on sailors. |
| King | Louis XIV | Former King of France. |
| Colin | MacLaurin | A mathematics professor at the University of Edinburgh. |
| Ferdinand | Magellan | A Portuguese Explorer. |
| Angra | Mainyu | The evil God of Zoroastrianism. |
| Robert | Malthus | A clergyman who founded the science of demography. |
| Karl | Marx | A philosopher. |
| Ahura | Mazda | The good God of Zoroastrianism. |
| Jane | McDoughnut | An experienced El Dorado chef. |
| Claudia | Mitchell | An American soldier who lost her arm in a motorcycle accident. |
| Hosni | Mubarak | Former President of Egypt. |
| Isaac | Newton | One of the most influential scientists of all time. |
| Barack | Obama | Former U.S. President. The only black American President. |
| Paul | Of Tarsus | One of Jesus' apostle. |
| Duke | Of Wellington | Napoleon's nemesis. |
| Robert | Oppenheimer | The father of the Atomic Bomb. |
| George | Orwell | A writer. |
| Armand | Peugeot | An industrialist who owned Peugeot Car Company. |
| King | Philip | Husband of Queen Olympias of Macedon. |
| Antoninius | Pius | A Roman Emperor. |
| Francisco | Pizarro | An explorer who discovered the Inca Empire in South America. |
| Henry | Rawlinson | A British officer. |
| Jean-Jacques | Rousseau | A philosopher. |
| Homo | Rudolfensis | The siblings of humans (East Africa). |
| Septimius | Severus | A scion of a Punic family from Libya. An Emperor. |
| George Bernard | Shaw | A playwright. |
| Mary | Shelley | The author of Frankenstein. |
| Homer | Simpson | The protagonist in the American sitcom called "The Simpsons". |
| Adam | Smith | A Scottish economist. |
| Daniel | Solander | A Botanist. Joseph Banks's colleague. |
| Homo | Soloensis | A kind of species who lived on the island of Java in Indonesia. |
| Professor | Sprout | Wants to study whether the cows suffer mentally. |
| A.A. | Stone | An up and coming contractor in El Dorado. |
| Professor | Stughorn | Man who studies disease that infects the udders of cows. |
| Jesse | Sullivan | An American electrician who lost both arms up to the shoulder. |
| Prince | Talleyrand | Former minister of foreign affairs in the kingdom of France. |
| Gobekli | Tepe | An archaeological site in the Southeast Anatolia Region. |
| Alexander | The Great | The King of ancient Greek, kingdom of Macedon. |
| Cyrus | The Great | An Achaemid-Persian King. |
| Sargon | The Great | The first ruler of Akkadian Empire. |
| Richard | The Lionheart | The King of England in 1189. |
| Henry | The Navigator | A Portuguese Voyager. |
| Harry | Truman | Former U.S. President. |
| Jules | Verne | A French Novelist. |
| Amerigo | Vespucci | An Italian explorer. |
| Nu | Wa | A Chinese Goddess. |
| Martin | Waldseemuller | A mapmaker. |
| Alexander | Webster | A Presbyterian clergyman in Scotland. |
| Wu | Zetian | A Chinese Sovereign. Aka: Empress Wu. |
| King | Zimrilim | The King of Mari. |
| Achiless | | Thetis's son. |
| Allah | | The God of Muslim. |
| Alphonso | | King Edward I's and Eleanor's son. |
| Ananke | | A Nordic God. |
| Anu | | The God in the Code of Hammurabi. |
| Apollo | | One of the Greek Gods. |
| Aristotle | | A Greek philosopher. |
| Atahualpa | | The Inca ruler. |
| Aten | | The Egyptian God. |
| Augustus | | A Roman statesman. |
| Aurora | | A monkey who learned to control bionic arm. |
| Babylon | | The world's biggest city in 1776 B.C. |
| Beethovens | | A famous composer. |
| Berengeria | | King Edward I's and Eleanor's daughter. |
| Calgacus | | The chieftain of the Caledonian confederacy. |
| Catherine | | King Edward I's and Eleanor's daughter. |
| Cleopatra | | The last active ruler of Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt. |
| Cybele | | The Asian Goddess. |
| DARPA | | The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. |
| Diogenes | | A Greek philosopher. |
| Elagabalus | | A Syrian. A Roman Emperor. |
| Eleanor | | King Edward I's wife. |
| Eleanor (2) | | King Edward I's and Eleanor's daughter. |
| Elizabeth | | King Edward I's and Eleanor's daughter. |
| Enlil | | The God in the Code of Hammurabi. |
| Esau | | Son of Isaac. |
| Ganesha | | The elephant-headed God in Hinduism. |
| Hadrian | | A Roman Emperor. |
| Hammurabi | | The 6th king of the first babylon dynasty. |
| Henry | | King Edward I's and Eleanor's son. |
| Hera | | The Queen of the Greek Gods. Zeus's wife and sister. |
| Isabella | | King Edward II's wife. |
| Isis | | The Egyptian Goddess. |
| Jacob | | A prophet. |
| Joan | | King Edward I's and Eleanor's daughter. |
| John | | King Edward I's and Eleanor's son. |
| Juliet | | One of the protagonists in the novel Romeo and Juliet. |
| Lakshmi | | The Hindu's Goddess of Wealth. |
| Louis XVI | | The last King of France. |
| Mardu | | The God in the Code of Hammurabi. |
| Mary | | King Edward I's and Eleanor's daughter. |
| Menes | | The first Pharaoh. |
| Moira | | A Nordic God. |
| Montezuma II | | An Aztec ruler. |
| Muhammad | | Allah's messenger. |
| Napoleon III | | Former President of French Republic. |
| Nurhaci | | A Conqueror. |
| NUWC | | Naval Undersea Warfare Center. |
| Patroclus | | Achilles' war companion. |
| Peugeot | | One of the oldest and largest carmakers in Europe. |
| Romeo | | One of the protagonists in the novel Romeo and Juliet. |
| Saraswati | | The Hindu's Goddess of Knowledge. |
| Tacitus | | A Roman historian. |
| Thetis | | The Goddess of water in Greek mythology. |
| Trajan | | A Roman Emperor. |
| Truganini | | The last native Tasmanian. |
| Valence | | A Roman Emperor. |
| Voltaire | | A French writer. |
| Zeus | | The King of the Greek Gods. |
| Zoroaster | | An Iranian prophet. Aka: Zarathustra. |
| Zoroastrianism | | A religion that Zarathustra founded. |
