So let's start with the Cemetery of Persia, founded in 550 BCE by Cyrus the Great. This is so far in the past that most of our accounts of how Cyrus comes to power come from the Greeks who were not friends with the Persians. They were famous rivals. But one thing comes clear in the narrative, which is that Cyrus the Great was considered a very strong and effective leader. So I would definitely put leadership there. He starts off as a relatively minor king subject to, you could say, the emperor of Medes, who is his grandfather, and he's able to overthrow him. But because of his military leadership, his ability to bring people into the fold, he was known as being tolerant of the people he would rule over, that that all helped him control and expand a large empire.