Jalal ad-Din ar-Rumi
Afghan-Persian
Poet. His poetry is considered a leading Sufi text, but is popular outside Islam as well. Some of his followers eventually became known as the Whirling Dervishes.
Individuals who have had a major impact on the History of Values including our picks for the Top 100
Contemporaries
| 1170–1220 | Wolfram von Eschenbach |
| 1190–1264 | Vincent de Beauvais |
| 1250–1305 | Jean de Meung |
| 1180–1249 | William of Auvergne |
| 1270–1305 | Sir William Wallace |
| 1140–1218 | Peter Waldo |
| 1230–1298 | Jacobus de Voragine |
| 1230–1306 | Jacopone da Todi |
| fl. c. 1250–c. 1350 | Wilhelm Tell |
| 1254–1324 | Marco Polo |
| 1160–1218 | Simon de Montfort |
| 1214–1270 | St. Louis IX |
| fl. c. 1200–c. 1240 | Guillaume de Lorris |
| 1235–1315 | Ramon Llull |
| 1162–1227 | Genghis Khan |
| 1214–1294 | Kublai Khan |
| 1224–1317 | Jean Joinville |
| 1167–1216 | John |
| 1160–1216 | Innocent III |
| fl. 1250 | Robin Hood |
| 1256–1302 | Gertrude of Helfta |
| c. 1181–1226 | St. Francis of Assisi |
| 1260–1327 | Johannes Eckhart |
| 1265–1308 | Johannes Duns Scotus |
| 1265–1321 | Dante |
| 1194–1253 | St. Clare of Assisi |
| 1215–1296 | St. Celestine V |
| 1182–1253 | John Carpini |
| 1235–1303 | Boniface VIII |
| 1180–1246 | Gonzalo de Berceo |
| 1220–1292 | Roger Bacon |
| 1225–1274 | St. Thomas Aquinas |
| 1221–1284 | Alfonso X |
| 1218–1263 | St. Alexander Nevski |
| 1197–1253 | St. Agnes of Assisi |
