There are 66 official leaders in Civilization 6, of which 2 can only be selected in situational mode. Each civilization has one leader, some civilizations have only one leader to choose from, while others have multiple leaders to choose from. Like civilization, each leader also has his own characteristics, which are specific to each leader, even different leaders in the same civilization, and their characteristics are not the same. The agenda of leaders depends on their historical figures, and leaders also have hidden agendas and random agendas.

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A list of all leaders and characteristics

1. America-Roosevelt

Roosevelt, a progressive, knew that the protection of the natural environment would be the top priority. After building national parks next to major cities, the United States can develop at a high speed.

2. Arabia-Saladin

Arabia is a religious civilization, and it doesn't have to worry about competing with other players as a great prophet; But let religion come to them.

3. Brazil-Pedro II

Pedro's enthusiasm for great men is comparable to Qin Shihuang's enthusiasm for wonders. Pedro can always launch a strong competition for great men from the land located in the rainforest. For Brazil, it is a crucial decision to choose suitable cells in the surrounding rainforest to establish areas.

4. China-Qin Shihuang

China is the ultimate isolationist builder civilization. Qin Shihuang can mobilize more labor than other leaders. Qin Shihuang was the first emperor in history, so he needed to be the first to build magnificent wonders for later generations.

5. Egypt-Cleopatra

Egypt is built along the river, where they can gain bonus for building areas and wonders. Cleopatra was the main competitor of Qin Shihuang in the spectacle competition. However, she did not build the Great Wall as a cover, but relied on her charm (and trade interests) to persuade her powerful friends to attack for her.

6. Britain-Victoria

Britain (and Victoria) is very good at expanding its influence to all continents in the world. As long as you can meet her wishes, Victoria will be a polite lady. However, if she is not allowed to set foot on your mainland, she will be unhappy!

7. France-Catherine

Although nominally an educated player, France is actually a dangerous opponent. Catherine will realize what you are doing and be able to protect her interests with spies and her powerful industrial-age army.

8. Germany-Frederic

German cities can quickly become efficient and productive, adding second, third and even more areas one after another, thus being ahead of the enemy in development. In history, Frederick? Germany under Barbarossa was a superpower, which could crush any enemy in terms of productivity and military strength.

9. Greece-Gorgo, Perikles

Who can be more proficient in the secular side of life than the Greeks? As a Spartan, Gorgo was able to use the rights and flexibility of the municipal system to prepare for various victories. As an Athenian, Perikles can use the rights and flexibility of the municipal system to prepare for various victories.

1. India-Gandhi and Chandragupta

India can be regarded as one of the oldest civilizations in the world and one of the latest civilizations. The civilization led by Gandhi is the greatest civilization for maintaining peace. He has never declared war on anyone unless he can recapture the lost land. His city is expanding, and he hopes that no one will fight with it.

11. Japan-Tojo was a Japanese

Under the rule of Tojo, what was Japan's? The road of warriors? It is to build a beautiful and compact coastal empire and combine the development of religion and culture with military progress.

12. Congo-mbemba

Congo in mbemba is a contradictory land: a religious country can't establish holy places and produce values of faith, and in addition, it can produce a large population deep in the rainforest.

13. Norway-harald

Norway is a pirate civilization. Although the maritime power led by harald is only a springboard for him to attack coastal targets and occupy the city, harald's naval power is also very strong, which can be compared with the naval powers like England and Spain.

14. Rome-Trajan

Rome is a civilization worthy of your trust. It can develop continuously and eventually become the most powerful empire in the game. Trajan remembers Julius? Caesar's famous saying:? I'll come, I'll see, I'll conquer? .

15. Russia-Peter

Russia under Peter is an amoeba that spreads everywhere, and you definitely don't want to be its neighbor. He is good at seizing all the land, technology, and municipalities!

16. Skeeter-Tomyris

Skeeter Society led by Tomyris is a threat, because it can attack quickly and decisively at any time, especially in ancient times and classical times. Fortunately, she follows strict honor rules and never slanders others behind her back; Only those who abuse others.

17. Spain-Philip

Philip leads another naval empire in the world? Spain, but unlike Britain, the empire he led is most likely to win religious victory.

18. Sumer-forgotten one

As the first civilization recorded in history, the light of Sumer emerged from the beginning. As an ally, forgotten one is more valuable than other leaders in the game.

19. Australia-John

Australians have an eye for land. They are good at finding areas with high charm and open land suitable for raising livestock, and they have worked hard on the land that others despise and opened up a strong civilization. John? After Curtin led the Australians to complete the patriotic and liberation wars, they became stronger.

2. Aztec-Montezuma

In the whole game, the Aztecs are all militants, but they also have a high livability to deal with the war-weariness generated. Montezuma is a militant expansionist. In order to collect all the luxuries he can get, he keeps expanding his territory.

21. Indonesia-Teribwana

Teribwana is the queen who rules thousands of islands and coasts. The cities of the Indonesian Empire are all over the water, and are guarded by the Rongke ship.

22. Khmer-Jaya Varman VII

The Khmer Empire in Jaya Varman VII has a large population and is a devout Buddhist country. Cities built along the river will play a full role.

23. Macedonia-Alexander

In the game, Macedonia under Alexander is either preparing for war or has already gone to war. This civilization has no war-weariness, can benefit from the conquered culture, and can be restored when it occupies the wonders. In this way, Alexander was able to triumph all the way to the ends of the earth.

24. Nubia-Amanitator

Nubia is a land of strong bows, and their archers are naturally unparalleled in the world. In history, Armani Torr led Nubians to build large-scale buildings, and he was also interested in urban planning and regional construction.

25. Persia-Ju Lushi

After establishing a closely integrated empire, Persia will be in full swing. Ju Lushi is always looking for a wonderful opportunity to expand its empire through swift and stormy raids. After the occupation, the new territory will be quickly incorporated into the Persian urban network composed of extremely efficient road networks.

26. Poland-jadwiga

Poland under jadwiga was a powerful country with high flexibility, and its military and religious strength were good. Don't settle near her city, or she will use a fortress or military camp to make a cultural bomb and seize the cells on the border of your city.

27. Colombia-Simon

Colombia's military units have higher mobility and can carry out long-distance raids on plains and hills. Offensive or defensive, Simon? Bolivar's troops are a swift force to be reckoned with. If the commander-in-chief can be used skillfully, his army will be unstoppable.

28. Mrs. Maya-Liuri

The Maya's planning of settlements is different from other civilizations. They like to get housing through farms and settle near Danshui. Mrs. Six did not rely on traditional fresh water resources to build her tightly connected empire. Instead, she used a network of farms and plantations to achieve this goal.

29. Kerry-Poundmaker

Kerry is extremely powerful in the early stage of the game, and their trade talent can continue the early advantage into the later stage. The leader Poundmaker is a capable trader and negotiator.

3. Georgia-Tamari

If you want to play around Georgia, you must quickly establish a strong religion. It is the main advantage of Tamari, the leader, to form an alliance with neighboring city-states and spread religion to them. Tamari is a rather strong leader, who uses her faith and influence to protect her motherland and smaller client countries.

31. North Korea-Shande

For North Korea, efforts to improve the value of science and technology have many benefits, not just to become the most technologically advanced civilization in the world.

32. Mapuche-Lefzaru

Mapuche can maintain strong people's loyalty and has excellent offensive and defensive skills on the battlefield, making him a headache.

33. Mongolia-Genghis Khan

Only the vast prairie can accommodate many elite fighters under Genghis Khan.

34. Holland-wilhelmina

The Dutch Empire in wilhelmina lies in the plain where rivers flow into the sea. The Dutch reclaimed land from the sea to build a polder country and expand their trade routes to the whole world.

35. Scotland-Robert I

Scotland in Robert I has always been at the forefront of invention. Neighboring countries also need to rely on Scotland to hold on to freedom in the changing world situation.

36. Zulu-Shaka

Zulu is a martial people and likes to crush the enemy with overwhelming numbers. Shaka's legions and armies are the foundation of its terror. In addition to establishing a strong military foundation, the early cultural development in its cities is also very important.

37. Canada-laurel

Canada is a civilization rising in snow and frozen soil. Laurel is good at solving diplomatic crisis through negotiation, thus protecting its frozen soil empire.

38. Hungary-Hunyadi

When building regional and regional buildings, Hungary can directly gain productivity from the city center across the river. Hunyadi? Magas can use the rivers near the city to recruit cavalry and polis, so as to dominate the world.

39. Inca-Pacha Kutek

The hometown of Inca civilization lies between mountains. Their people can improve the mountain cell and get extra output. Pacha Kutek was able to build terraced farms and Inca road networks, build a mountain city and flourish.

4. Mali-Mansha? Moussa

Mali is very focused on the output of gold coins, and with the ability of preferential purchase, it can rapidly develop the city. Mansha? Moussa's city is rich in armour, so it can build a powerful desert empire.

41. Maori-Kupei

As the only civilization that can sail from the beginning, Maori has a unique opportunity to carefully choose a desirable coast as its home to take good care of. At the beginning of the game, Cooper led the Maori people to leave the legendary hometown of Xiaweiji and began their own journey to the depths of the sea.

42. Ottoman-Suleiman I

Da Daniil's catapult can help the Ottoman Empire to besiege and occupy any city in a short time. Suleiman I will conquer all hostile empires with his childhood friend Ibrahim and become the most threatening leader in the Renaissance.

43. Phoenicia-Dido

Phoenicia can quickly establish its own empire in excellent areas along the coast, and use Dido's ability to move the capital to the best candidate city found.

44. Sweden-Christina

Sweden plays a very efficient role in the world parliament and can exert greater influence than other civilizations can. Christina can use the political influence and cultural value of the world parliament to win diplomatic victory.

45. Babylon-Hammurabi

Babylon redefined the way to win scientific and technological victory. Instead of obtaining scientific and technological value in the traditional way, they took the lead in the scientific and technological competition by unlocking Eureka. Click to view the details > > > Hammurabi < < < <