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Hey everyone, welcome to another installment of Harry Potter Theory.

Today we're going to be discussing some of the most important figures,

both famous and infamous, from wizarding history, names that are coupled with accomplishments

and stories that make the wizarding world what it is today. The Harry Potter books really

only cover the time period that the books are set in. But there's a lot more to

Harry Potter law than meets the eye, and it's always interesting taking a look back at the history

books. There is a lot of ground to cover and a lot of names on this list, so this will just

be part one of a multi-part series. Starting in alphabetical order, today we're taking a look at the

A's and B's. Let's dive

in. Andros the Invincible. Ever wondered about the limits of the Petronus charm? Well,

Andros the Invincible put this to the test. Andros, an esteemed wizard of ancient Greece,

gained widespread acclaim for his extraordinary feat of summoning a patroness of unprecedented size.

It is said that his patroness reached immense proportions, surpassing any recorded in wizarding history,

comparable in magnitude to a giant.

Born in Greece during the classical antiquity period,

Andros exhibited exceptional magical abilities

which led to him being bestowed with the moniker, the Invincible, a testament to his unmatched

skill and power.

Architect of Hogwarts.

For those of you who may not know, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was not

actually built by Goddrake Gryff, Helgla Hufflepuff, Rowena Ravenclaw,

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