Richard I of England, who was the strongest individual combat power ever.

 Richard the Lion King...He was a king who participated in the Crusades and lived in battles and battles all his life... What's unusual is that he's a king who fights like a king, and he's the strongest in one-on-one like the Three Kingdoms's of the Three Kingdoms. He has been interested in martial arts since he was young, and he was more into martial arts than academics, and he was a king with great fighting power with his natural guts, strong physical strength, and relentless training.It is said that none of the men under his command was better than Richard...Therefore, when a battle takes place, the king does not take the lead, but attacks himself at the peak... The problem is that the king lacked strategy and political power as well as fighting skills... ...a born warrior, a king who was excited about the war and couldn't bear the sense of helplessness when peace came... ...and asked the king of France to meet one-on-one...But the King of France laughed at King Richard, saying, "Why does the King run like a soldier?"But because of the French generals who admired Richard's bravery, the King of France didn't have much face to face, but in reality, King Philip of France, who was stressed out by Richard, was always recognized as a polite king.Saladin, who prides himself on fighting ability and bravery, tried to fight Richard's challenge, but Saladin's men forced him to stop him, and unfortunately the 1:1 confrontation of the legendary kings was canceled... but Richard and Saladin were also deeply impressed.King Richard, a natural warrior who came back to England and still fought in battle against King Philip of France, was seriously wounded by enemy arrows, but won the battle against his men's demands to rest, but eventually his wounds worsened and died in the battlefield.