Anne Boleyn		Leader of the Mughal dynasty
Pope Boniface VII		Father of empiricism
Bossuet		Helped with the Bakufo to hold their stinger vassals in check
Giovanni Boccaccio		Wrote the first volume of the encyclopedia
Martain Behaim		Sought remedies for the plauge
Francis Bacon		Attacked Milan with the support of florence
Babur		Akbar the greats son and successor
Awrangzeb		Minister that said to have the King simply declare his supremacy over English spiritual affairs
Ashikaga Daimyo		Depicts the kings as embracing in their person the whole body of the state and the will of the people they govern
Pope Alexander VI		Provided regulations for new science academy and was a French philosopher of science
D'Alembert		Married Henry II and it was a union that created the so called English-French empire
Akbar		Married Isabella and formed a very strong in securing their borders
Affonso I		Astronomer
Achech		married King henry when she was already pregnant and so the Act of Succession was passed
Ferdinand of Aragon		Met for over 18 years
Erasmus		Wrote to the Portugese monarch about the slaves in the Kongo
Elenor of Aquitaine		Leader of the Mughals and reformed government and laws and was known for bringing people together of all faiths and discussing religion
Edict of Nantes		Map maker
Diet of Worms		Key leader of the Kanuri
Diderot		Most powerful Islamic state
Mai Dunama Dibbalemi		Recognized religious minority rights within what was to remain an official Catholic country
Bartholomew Dias		Prince of Humanists
Rene Descartes		Issued a bill that forbade taxation of the clery without prior papal approval
Deism		Leader of the Puritan republic party
Dante		A term for enlightenment in religion
Oliver Cromwell		Imperial diet of Holy Roman Empire that was held in Worms, Germany
Thomas Cramner		Helped write the encyclopedia
Council of Trent		Pioneered the easter portuguese empire after safely rounding the Cape of Good Hope at the tip of Africa