I’ll throw out a couple more:
Tamerlane and Frederick the Great.
In terms of pure resume, it's hard to go against Tamerlane. He beat the Persians, Ottomans, Russians, Poles, Mongols, Indians, and the Chinese. As a leader, I don't think he ever lost a battle (he lost a battle early in his careee when he was head of an army, but not the top guy in charge), if memory serves.
The only reason he isn't lauded more is because of his sheer butchery and brutality when he did conquer a new territory.
He single-handedly is responsible for exterminating Christianity in Central Asia and his butchery in India is a big reason why Hindus hate Muslims as much as they do.
Oddly enough, he died of a cold before he could conquer China--but the Ming Dynasty pissed him off so much that he supposedly said to his court that he wanted to wipe China off the map (and given the strength of his armies and Chinese weakness at the time, he could've done it).