Celebrity Database

Thales Of Miletus came across as contemplative and reserved. As an INTP, he felt most at home in the realm of logic.

Understanding emotions doesn’t come naturally to people of this personality type. Thales Of Miletus had a knack for thinking up innovative ideas and people of this personality type love to discuss abstract concepts with others to help them clarify their views.

Ramesses II was ruthlessly rational and there was little room for error in his life. As an extrovert, he directed his energy toward the outer world and ENTJs enjoy lively debates that stimulate their mind.

When it came to communicating, Ramesses II was direct and he wasn’t afraid to say exactly what he thought. He could find it difficult dealing with emotions, be it his own or other people’s.

Typically, when something sparks the interest of an ENFP, they throw themselves into it headfirst. With her rich inner world, a deep sense of passion, and natural curiosity, Christina of Sweden was exceptionally dedicated when she wanted to be.

But she could struggle with self-discipline and sometimes lost steam on projects once the initial spark has passed.

Zhuang Zhou loved new ideas and was drawn to abstractions and theories. He could appear ‘dreamy’ or distant to others because he spent a lot of time inside his mind deep in thought.

Zhuang Zhou avoided working on routine things, preferring to explore well-thought-out, novel solutions. However, INTPs typically leave the implementation of ideas to others as it’s not their strong point.

Georgy Zhukov was rational and inventive which made him exceptionally talented at solving problems. Despite being logical and realistic, ENTJs are imaginative and they love considering different possibilities.

Georgy Zhukov highly valued people who could challenge him intellectually and, as an extrovert, he loved a lively debate about abstract topics. Georgy Zhukov had a dominant and charismatic presence.

Sukarno was organized and worked hard to maintain structure. ENFJs tended to be fussy, especially with their home environments.

Typically, ENFJs do well in positions where they deal with people and they are masters at making everyone feel comfortable. Sukarno enjoyed being the center of attention and he naturally took to positions that involved leading and inspiring a team.

Bloody Mary wasn’t afraid to challenge the norms of society. In fact, she enjoyed doing it in some ways.

ISFPs tend to have a ‘live and let live’ philosophy, shying away from situations where they feel tied down or restricted. Bloody Mary had a unique ability to focus on the present and ISFPs are highly observant of their surroundings, be it in social situations or things such as remembering directions to a certain place.

Robert F. Kennedy was organized and worked hard to maintain structure. ENFJs tended to be fussy, especially with their home environments.

Typically, ENFJs do well in positions where they deal with people and they are masters at making everyone feel comfortable. Robert F. Kennedy enjoyed being the center of attention and he naturally took to positions that involved leading and inspiring a team.

Harriet Tubman was loyal, caring, and warm with the people she let into her inner circle. Typically, INFPs are playful and fun with people they know well.

However, Harriet Tubman could come across as intense and serious. She was deeply supportive of others and you could tell that she strove to make the world a better place.

As an ESFP, Mark Antony had the ability to remember his surroundings in great detail and he was able to pick up on subtle changes in body language. As a result, ESFPs have strong social skills and they know how to charm.

Mark Antony made decisions based on his morals and he took a ‘live and let live’ attitude to life. When chatting, he was practical and tended to avoid theoretical conversations.

Henry II of England was highly logical and innovative, which was an ideal combination for solving problems. Typically, ENTJs live in a world of possibilities and they can foresee how a situation could play out, running mental simulations of different scenarios.

Despite being an extrovert, Henry II of England was actually quite private, especially when it came to family and his emotions.

Gerald Ford was realistic and grounded. He avoided talking about theoretical concepts when possible.

Instead, he was drawn to topics that had practical applications. Gerald Ford was stylish and made an effort with his appearance which was typical of ESFJs.

Dutiful and trustworthy, Gerald Ford could always be relied upon to stick to his word. Plus, he was highly organized in all areas of his life.

Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz was quiet and thoughtful. As an INTP, she preferred to socialize with a small group of close friends with whom she shared common interests and could connect on an intellectual level.

Typically, INTPs love to discuss abstract theories and the physical world is less interesting to people of this personality type. Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz was highly intelligent and loved to solve problems of all kinds.

Daedalus lived in his head. INTPs often lose themselves in thought and their brain runs at a speed of a million miles per hour.

From the moment they wake up, their minds are full of ideas, questions, and fresh perspectives. Daedalus liked to debate which could help him clarify his thoughts and points of view.

INTPs play devil’s advocate as a way of doing this.

Mary I of England was a sociable introvert which is typical for people of the ISFJ personality type. She was sensitive and kind, always thinking about others, particularly those who she cared about and those in need.

As an ISFJ, Mary I of England loved connecting with people in a meaningful way, often preferring one-on-one conversations to big group events. Typically, ISFJs value harmony and avoid conflict when possible.

Charles V was rational and inventive which made him exceptionally talented at solving problems. Despite being logical and realistic, ENTJs are imaginative and they love considering different possibilities.

Charles V highly valued people who could challenge him intellectually and, as an extrovert, he loved a lively debate about abstract topics. Charles V had a dominant and charismatic presence.

Marco Polo had a thirst for knowledge and was a natural at thinking outside the box. However, ENTPs much prefer tapping into their creativity to come up with solutions rather than working out how they will be implemented in reality.

With his quick wit and fearlessness, Marco Polo could switch on the charm and work a room. ENTPs tend to place little value on tradition or rules unless they think they exist for a good reason.

Trajan used his logical nature to question everything. INTJs certainly aren’t the kind of people to take things at face value.

Instead, they’ll make sure it makes sense to them from a rational perspective. Trajan had a thirst for learning, particularly about abstract topics and theories.

Imaginative and inventive, Trajan thought outside the box and was a natural problem-solver.

Spartacus was naturally private and he shared very little about his personal life. He was reserved, but at the same time, he had an unpredictable side that could surprise people.

No one could deny that Spartacus had a rebellious streak and he certainly wasn’t afraid to push the boundaries. People of the ISTP personality type are ‘doers’ and they aren’t the kind of people to engage in long discussions about the meaning of life.

Nurbanu Sultan was determined to achieve her goals. As an ESTP, there’s nothing she loved more than a challenge.

He valued her freedom in all areas of life and ESTPs can’t stand feeling tied down. As an ESTP, Nurbanu Sultan was naturally spontaneous and avoided routine, becoming easily bored by everyday chores.

Being an action-oriented individual, Nurbanu Sultan preferred to learn in a hands-on manner as she went along.