I can’t even begin to explain the hate this man had. He wanted for nothing but the death of Rome. 

This man rode War Elephants from Africa across the Roman Republic and down through the alps - where he pillaged for 15 years! Who am I?

Despite his poison resistance, he chose to end his life via poison. This did not work very well and his life was taken by servants.  

This ancient hater of Rome microdosed poison daily for years due to his paranoia. Relentless, he always managed to keep his Anatolian kingdom out of Roman rule. 

Known for writing “The Lesser Key of Solomon” which can still be read today. 

This legendary ruler dedicated his life to writing an entire book on how to conjure and conquer demons, only to be bested by one. Who am I?

Lied about being the first man aboard to see land, reward promised for which was a lifetime pension. He claimed to see a light on land, but was not possible due to distance and the Earth’s curvature. 

The man who “discovered” the new world. 

This “explorer” and sexual deviant tore through everywhere he went, enslaving, murdering, torturing and spreading disease. He is said to have slept with a mermaid, or more precisely, a Manatee. 

This ruler wanted to sleep around without consequence, against church doctrine. He decided to splinter his nation’s religion to allow his many divorces. 

Weird fact: Byzantine is a newer, somewhat derogatory term created to avoid calling the eastern Romans, Romans. 

Anyone who was anybody wanted to conquer the Romans.

This empire was the one to finally end the Romans for good - by seizing Constantinople from the Eastern Romans. 

He had many nicknames, such as “Europe’s nightmare” and “The monster of Corsica”

Why did he do it? He did it because he COULD. 

This Emperor conquered almost all of Europe before moving to invade Russia in the winter, a fact he knew would be futile, yet still attempted. 

We’re talking like heads on sticks kind of violence. 

This man was the ruler of a tiny and quite weak nation, facing a great threat. His tactic, to scare his enemies with such violence, they refused to further invade. 

The man, the myth and the legend. No one deserves this title more so. 

A sexual criminal and deviant, a heretic, sorcerer, and a sudden prominent member of the Russian imperial court. He refused to die more than once, and is known as “lover of the Russian Queen”.

This hater was also the same guy who picked a fight with the Spartans.

This famous king had an episode mid-conquest. A bridge was destroyed by the ocean, where he then ordered his men to whip and punish the sea itself. 

This is a thumbnail from one of my favorite YouTube channels: Maiorianus. Check him out for content about the late Roman Empire. 

Maybe a lesser known hater. But one of the best. 

This man is almost solely responsible for the true fall of the western Romans. He meddled, lied and even had emperors assassinated. All because he could never be the emperor. 

Her nickname became “Bloody Mary”, something we all still know of. 

She also had a really cool nickname. 

The daughter of Henry VIII immediately sought to undo what he had done by burning Protestants at the stake in retribution for her Father divorcing her Mother. 

The accuracy of this info is debated. But is most commonly associated with him. 

This emperor is sometimes compared to the Antichrist. 

Some documentation of this man: killed his allegedly incestuous mom, kicked his pregnant wife to death, forced a boy who resembled her to be his wife, AND fiddled while Rome burned. 

Lived the remainder of his life in painful exile. Stupid games win stupid prizes. 

He threatened all of the Entente powers of WW1 in some way and continually promised the war would soon end. 

The German Kaiser of WW1 may not have started the war, but he continued it, almost solely on the shoulders of Germany at the end. He removed peaceful policies in favor of power. 

Voltaire said that this empire was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire. 

Nobody was immune from hate, not even the Popes. 

This empire was named in honor of Rome, while Roman citizens still lived on in the East. Often, the rulers of this empire and its many princes would inbreed to keep power in the family. 

He was a Finnish soldier, and you may recognize his name from a popular Manga. 

This man is the deadliest sniper in history, with over 500 kills earning the nickname “The White Death”.

Some of this info is now disputed, probably due to individuals trying to make Edison appear in a better light. 

He electrocuted animals in front of bystanders and helped to pioneer the electric chair. Despite the fact that he said his current was safer than Tesla’s.

This inventor took advantage of Nikola Tesla, refusing to pay him for work done to improve his technology. Consistently ran smear campaigns against him with obvious lies 

There’s really too much for me to type, it would be best to read for yourselves. 

This explorer brought down the Aztec Empire and began Spanish Colonization of the Americas. He was a conquistador, a killer, deceiver and much more. 

There’s some famous Haters around in the world and pop culture today, but these are just the small fries compared to what we’ve seen in the past. For sake of respect, I will not include anything immediately modern or highly/possibly offensive. Additionally, keep in mind the term “hater”. It’s a funny word that doesn’t typically carry a negative connotation, but is somebody who will go the extra mile in terms of conviction or willpower. Or occasionally, is just described by petty actions.