Assassin leader

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This article is about the Assassin rank. You may be looking for the equivalent rank in the Templar Order.

The position of Assassin leader was given to any member of the Assassin Brotherhood who had received leadership over an Assassin branch or, during the 20th century, the entire Order.

Before the 20th century, contact between countries was difficult and almost non-existent, resulting in the various branches of Assassins each having their own leader rather than being united under a single individual. On some occasions, these Assassin leaders were given the honorific of Mentor, having proven they were wise enough, and after they had trained a high number of Assassin apprentices.

During the 20th century, when contact between countries was stable and common, the Assassin Brotherhood was united under a single leader, who was from then on known as the Mentor only.

Known Assassin leaders

Leaders who are known to also have attained the rank of Mentor are marked with an asterisk. (*)

British Brotherhood

• 
  Phillip Randall*
  c. 1714
• 
  Edward Kenway
  1723 – 1735
• 
  Miko
  ? – 1754
• 
  Henry Green
  Assassins of London
  c. 1868 – c. 1870
• 
  Jacob Frye
  Assassins of London
  c. 1870 – ?

Chinese Brotherhood

• 
  Kang*
  c. 1259
• 
  Fang Xiaoru
  ? – 1402
• 
  Zhu Jiuyuan*
  ? – 1524
• 
  Wang Yangming*
  c. 1526 – 1529
• 
  Shao Jun*
  1532 – unknown

Colonial Brotherhood / American Brotherhood

• 
  John de la Tour
  ? – 1745
• 
  Achilles Davenport*
  1746 – 1763; 1769 – 1781
• 
  Ratonhnhaké:ton
  1781 – ?
• 
  American Mentor*
  c. 1863

Egyptian Brotherhood

• Bayek[11]
  Bayek
• 
  Iskender*
  c. 1511
• 
  Al Mualim*
  c. 1794

Italian Brotherhood

• Mario Auditore[14] ? – 1500
  Mario Auditore
  ? – 1500
• 
  Niccolò Machiavelli*
  1500 – 1503
• 
  Ezio Auditore da Firenze*
  1503 – 1513
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• 
  Lodovico Ariosto*
  1513 – ?
• 
  Adriano Maestranzi
  ? – 2012

Japanese Brotherhood

• 
  Kenichi Mochizuki*
  ? – 2013
• 
  Saeko Mochizuki*
  2013 – present

Levantine Brotherhood

• 
  Hassan-i Sabbāh
  Alamut
  1050 – 1124
• 
  Hassan the Younger
  Alamut
  1162 – 1166
• Al Mualim*[20] Masyaf 1162 – 1191
  Al Mualim*
  Masyaf
  1162 – 1191
• 
  Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad*
  Masyaf
  1191 – 1227; 1247 – 1257
• 
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• 
  Abbas Sofian*
  Masyaf
  1225 – 1247
• 
  Mujir
  c. 1511

Ottoman Brotherhood

• 
  Ishak Pasha
  ? – 1497
• 
  Yusuf Tazim
  ? – 1512
• 
  Dogan
  1512 – ?

Parisian Brotherhood

• 
  Guillaume de Nogaret*
  c. 1307
• 
  Thomas de Carneillon*
  ? – 1323
• 
  Yolande of Aragon*
  c. 1429
• 
  Mireille
  c. 1721
• 
  Mirabeau*
  ? – 1791
• 
  Pierre Bellec
  ? – 1791
• 
  Hervé Quemar
  c. 1789
• 
  Guillaume Beylier
  c. 1789
• 
  Sophie Trenet
  c. 1789

Russian Brotherhood

• 
  Russian Mentor*
  ? – 1953
• 
  Medeya Voronina*
  ? – 2014

Saint-Dominigue Brotherhood

• 
  François Mackandal*
  ? – 1758
• 
  Eseosa
  c. 1776 – unknown

Spanish Brotherhood

• 
  Benedicto*
  ? – 1492
• 
  Aguilar de Nerha*
  (?)

West Indies Brotherhood / Caribbean Brotherhood

• 
  Bahlam*
  ? – 1713
• 
  Ah Tabai*
  1713 – c. 1745

Other branches

• 
  Eve
  Prehistoric Assassins
  c. 75,010 BCE
• 
  Mongolian Mentor*
  Mongolian Brotherhood
  c. 1241
• 
  Desiderius Erasmus
  North European Brotherhood
  c. 1512
• 
  Agaté*
  Louisiana Brotherhood
  1759 – 1777
• 
  Hamid*
  Indian Brotherhood
  c. 1839

Worldwide

• 
  "The Mentor"*
  ? – 2000
• 
  William Miles*
  c. 2000 – 2013; 2015 – present
• 
  Gavin Banks
  2013 – 2014

Trivia

• During the Den Defense in Assassin's Creed: Revelations, there is a special type of Assassin unit that generates morale and unlocks rooftops for other Assassins to make their stand on. Although this type of unit is called "Assassin Leader", it should not be confused with its counterpart in the official Assassin's Creed role, as it is merely a designation of the unit's role in the battle.