Celebrity Database

Qin Shi Huang was manipulative and forced people to listen to his opinions. Healthy ENTJs can read a room, but as an unhealthy ENTJ, Qin Shi Huang lacked self-awareness.

He came across as domineering and aggressive. Qin Shi Huang was unforgiving and dismissed emotions, be it his own or other people’s.

Lacking tact, he was overly direct, often upsetting those he came into contact with.

Reza Shah was highly rational and valued people who could match him on an intellectual level, be it a colleague, partner, or friend. Despite being an extrovert, Reza Shah was private, particularly when it came to his emotions, which is typical of ENTJs.

When communicating, Reza Shah was direct and precise, preferring not to waste time with vague statements.

Euclid 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.

Euclid 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.

Darius the Great had a sharp mind and in true INTJ style, he questioned everything. He avoided accepting the status quo and long-held traditions, preferring to make his own judgments about what made logical sense.

Naturally curious and inventive, Darius the Great was full of new ideas and he always considered if they will work in practice. As an INTJ, he was confident in his mental abilities and he approached problems from a logical perspective.

Subutai had arrogance where he thought that others were unworthy of his time or energy. He could be passive-aggressive, or even simply aggressive at times.

While a healthy ISTP is relaxed, an unhealthy ISTP will be easily irritated and quick to anger, which could be seen with Subutai. He also saw life through a negative lens and assumed that people purposefully made his life difficult.

Nostradamus was dedicated to doing what he thought was right and he strove to make the world a better place. As an INFJ, he was creative, imaginative, and empathetic.

Despite being an introvert, Nostradamus was people-oriented and some might have mistaken him for an extrovert. This is typical for people of the INFJ personality type.

With his sensitive and kind temperament, people loved being around Nostradamus and he was a great listener.

INFPs have a need to connect with a deep sense of purpose and people of this type feel a strong desire for their actions to be aligned with their values. Job cared about making the world a better place.

He loved to bring happiness to people’s lives and was highly empathetic. Typically, INFPs feel other people’s suffering as if it were their own.

Hurrem Sultan approached life from a logical perspective and enjoyed debating with people who could match her on an intellectual level. Typically, ENTJs live in a world of possibilities and they are able to imagine future scenarios of how a situation might play out.

Hurrem Sultan was strategic and enjoyed coming up with innovative, efficient solutions to problems. In certain situations, Hurrem Sultan could be impatient.

Constantine I the Great 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, Constantine I the Great was actually quite private, especially when it came to family and his emotions.

Jane Seymour 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, Jane Seymour 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.

Parmenides appeared to be pensive and detached. It’s not necessarily clear how much is going on behind the surface but INTPs are constantly running through ideas in their heads.

Parmenides was original and naturally thought outside the box. INTPs often spend a significant amount of time pondering new concepts but they don’t always take action to implement them.

Even when Liu Bei disagreed with someone, He handled the situation with a certain elegance. he was an exceptional communicator which comes in useful when expressing thoughts and values.

As an ENFJ, he was deeply passionate about certain causes and took action to bring positive change. He also had a unique ability to bring enthusiasm and positivity to a group.

Grand Duchess Maria was practical and down-to-earth. She avoided talking about theoretical concepts when possible.

Instead, she was drawn to topics that have practical applications. Grand Duchess Maria was stylish and made an effort with her appearance which is typical of ESFJs.

Grounded and trustworthy, ESFJs can always be relied upon to see things through to completion. Plus, she was highly organized.

Edmund Burke 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, Edmund Burke 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.

Michael Faraday 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. Michael Faraday 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.

ISTPs are typically relaxed people and they are often able to maintain this sense of calm in extreme situations. Simo Häyhä was comfortable taking physical risks and was open to new experiences.

He was rebellious and preferred to play by his own rules. As an ISTP, Simo Häyhä loved to start a project and work things out as he went along.

Sitting for hours planning doesn’t appeal to people of this personality type.

Claudius was quiet and thoughtful. As an INTP, he preferred to socialize with a small group of close friends with whom he 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. Claudius was highly intelligent and loved to solve problems of all kinds.

John the Apostle had a strong interest in making the world a better place. In addition to wanting to gain a deeper understanding of himself, he was also interested in how he could help others.

It is typical for INFPs to take time to explore their purpose in life and to work out how they can use their skills and talents to better the world around them.

As an ESFP, Şehzade Bayezid was observant of what was going on around him and he was able to notice subtle changes in the environment. Partly as a result of this, ESFPs have strong people skills and they know how to work a room.

Şehzade Bayezid made decisions based on his closely-held values and he respected that people live their lives in different ways. When communicating, he sometimes jumped from topic to topic.

Despite being reserved, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi would voice his opinion when it was about a cause that he felt strongly about. He came across as carefree but ISFPs have a deeper side that they show to very few people.

As an ISFP, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was keenly in tune with the way things look, taste, sound, feel and smell. Mohammad Reza Pahlavi had a gentle demeanor and others were able to sense his empathy.