[kemmañ] Tud anvet X
- X, Malcolm (1925-1965), US Black Nationalist leader
- Xaabsade, Ahmed Abdi, Somali politician
- Xainctonge, Anne de (1567-1621), French religious leader
- Xaintrailles, Poton de (1400-1461), French soldier
- Xalbador (1920-1976), Basque poet
- Xalil (died 1467), Tatar leader
- Xandee (born 1978), Belgian singer
- Xanî, Ehmedê (1651-1707), Kurdish writer & poet
- Xanthippe (born ca 430 BC), wife of Socrates
- Xanthippus, 5th century BC Greek statesman, father of Pericles
- Xanthippus (died 429 BC), son of Pericles
- Xanthippus, 3rd century BC Greek or Spartan mercenary
- Xanthopoulos, Basilis C. (1951-1990), Greek physicist
- Xanthopoulos, Isidore II, patriarch of Constantinople 1456-1457
- Xanthopoulos, Kallistos II, patriarch of Constantinople in 1397
- Xanthopoulos, Nicephorus Callistus (fl 1320), Greek historian
- Xanthopoulos, Nikos (born 1934), Greek actor
- Xanthos, Charalambos, Cypriot-British poker player
- Xanthus, 5th-century-BC Lydian historian
- Xantus de Vesey, John (1825-1894), Hungarian-American zoologist
- Xarhakos, Stavros (born 1939), Greek composer
- Xasan, Cabdiqaasim Salaad (born 1941), Somali politician
- Xasan, Maxamed Cabdulle (1864-1920), Somali politician
- Xaudaró, Joaquín (1872-1933), Spanish cartoonist & illustrator
- Xavier, Duke of Parma (1889-1977), Italian noble & claimant to Spanish throne
- Xavier, Abel (born 1972), Mozambican-Portuguese footballer
- Xavier, Chico (1910-2002), Brazilian spiritist
- Xavier, Francis (1506-1552), Basque-Spanish missionary
- Xavier, Irene, Malaysian activist
- Xavier, Juan, U.S. professional wrestler
- Xaziäxmätev, Täwil Ğiniät ulı, Tatar designer
- Xenakis, Iannis (1922-2001), Greek composer
- Xenakis, Thomas (fl. 1896), Greek athlete
- Xene, Lilli (born 1968), U.S. model
- Xenephon, Claudius (fl. 223 AD), Roman politician
- Xenia Alexandrovna of Russia (1875-1960), Russian royalty
- Xenia of Saint Petersburg (ca 1720-1803), Russian saint
- Xenobia, 3rd-century-AD queen of Palmyra
- Xenocles, 5th-century-BC Greek playwright
- Xenocrates (396-314 BC), Greek philosopher
- Xenogiannakopoulou, Marilisa (born 1963), Greek politician
- Xenon, 3rd-century-BC Seleucid general
- Xenophanes (570-480 BC), Greek poet & philosopher
- Xenophon (c. 435-c. 355 BC), Athenian soldier & writer
- Xenophon of Ephesus (fl. c. 2th century), Greek writer
- Xenophon, Nick (born 1959), Cypriot-Australian politician
- Xenopol, Alexandru Dimitrie (1847-19220), Romanian historian
- Xerxes I (486-465 BC), Persian king
- Xerxes II (424-423 BC), Persian king
- Xhaferi, Arben, Albanian-Macedonian politician
- Xhan, Jyro, Filipino-American musician
- Xherahu, Jakup, Albanian politician
- Xhon, Orus, Colombian musician
- Xhonneux, Henri (1945-1995), Belgian film director
- Xi of Zhou (died 677 BC), Chinese king
- Xi Jinping (born 1953), Chinese politician
- Xi Kang, 3rd century Chinese writer
- Xi Shi, 5th-century-BC Chinese courtesan
- Xi Shun (born 1951), Chinese tall man
- Xi Xi (born 1938), Hong Kong-based writer
- Xi Zhongxun (1913-2002), Chinese politician
- Xia Gui (1195–1224), Chinese painter
- Xia Jié, 18th- or 17th-century-BC Chinese emperor
- Xia Meng (born 1932), Hong Kong actress & film producer
- Xiahou Ba, 3rd-century Chinese military leader
- Xiahou Dun (died 220 AD), Chinese military leader
- Xiahou Hui, 3rd-century Chinese military leader
- Xiahou Mao, 3rd-century Chinese military leader
- Xiahou Shang (c.185-c.225 AD), Chinese military leader
- Xiahou Yuan (died 219 AD), Chinese military leader
- Xian of Han (181-234), Chinese emperor
- Xian of Zhou (died 321 BC), Chinese king
- Xianfeng (1831-1861), Chinese emperor
- Xiang, 21st-century-BC Chinese emperor
- Xiang of Song (died 637 BC), Chinese duke
- Xiang of Zhou (died 619 BC), Chinese king
- Xian Xinghai (1905-1945), Chinese composer
- Xiang Ying (1895?-1941), Chinese politician
- Xiang Yu (232-202 BC), Chinese military leader
- Xiang Zhongfa (1880-1931), Chinese politician
- Xiangzong of Western Xia (1170-1211), Chinese emperor
- Xianwen (died 322), Chinese empress
- Xianzong of Tang (778-820), Chinese emperor
- Xianzong of Western Xia (1181-1226), Chinese emperor
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- Xiao of Qin (381-338 BC), Chinese duke
- Xiao of Zhou (954-925 BC), Chinese king
- Xiao Gang (born 1958), Chinese banker
- Xiao He (died 193 BC), Chinese chancellor
- Xiao Hong (1911-1942), Chinese writer
- Xiao Qian (1910-1999), Chinese writer
- Xiao Qiang, Chinese human rights activist
- Xiao Qin (born 1985), Chinese gymnast
- Xiao Wanchang (born 1939), Taiwanese politician
- Xiao Zhuang (1613-1688), Chinese empress
- Xiaocheng (1653-1674), Chinese empress
- Xiaoci Gao (1575-1603), Chinese empress
- Xiaogemin (1906-1946), Chinese empress
- Xiaogong Ren (1660-1723), Chinese empress
- Xiaoping, Deng (1904-1997), Chinese statesman
- Xiaosheng Xian (1692-1777), Chinese empress
- Xiaozong (1470-1505), Chinese emperor
- Xiaozong of Song (1127-1194), Chinese emperor
- Xiberras, Maurice, Gibraltar politician
- Xie Bingying (1906-2000), Chinese soldier & writer
- Xie Changting (born 1946), Taiwan politician
- Xie, Fiona (born 1982), Singaporean actress
- Xie He, 6th-century Chinese art historian
- Xie He (born 1984, Chinese Go player
- Xie Jin (born 1923), Chinese film director
- Xie Jinyuan (1905-1941), Chinese soldier
- Xie Jun (born 1970), Chinese chess player
- Xie Lingyun (385-433), Chinese poet
- Xie Wanjun (born 1967), Chinese activist
- Xie Xingfang (born 1981), Chinese badminton player
- Xilouris, Nikos (1936-1980), Greek composer
- Ximenes, Cardinal (1436-1517), Spanish cardinal & statesman
- Ximenes, Didacus (died 1560), Spanish theologian
- Ximenes, Ettore (1855-1919), Italian painter
- Ximenes, Mariana (born 1981)), Brazilian actress
- Ximénez, Fortún (died 1533), early Spanish colonizer in Mexico
- Xin, 4th-century Chinese empress
- Xin Qiji (1140-1270), Chinese poet
- Xing Daorong (died 209), Chinese warrior
- Xing Huina (born 1984), Chinese athlete
- Xingzong of Liao (1015-1054), Chinese emperor
- Xiong, Ni (born 1974), Chinese diver
- Xiphilinus, George, patriarch of Constantinople 1193-1199
- Xiphilinus, John, 11th -century Byzantine monk & writer
- Xiphilinus, John VIII (c.1013-1078), patriarch of Constantinople
- Xipu, Rolly (born 1952), South African boxer
- Xirau Palau, Joaquin (1895–1946), Spanish philosopher
- Xirgu, Margarita (1888-1969), Spanish stage actor
- Xirinacs Díaz, Olga (born 1936), Spanish writer
- Xizong of Tang (862-888), Chinese emperor
- Xoxe, Koçi (1917-1949), Albanian politician
- Xu Beihong (1895-1953), Chinese painter
- Xu Bing (born 1955), Chinese-American artist
- Xu Caihou (born 1943), Chinese politician
- Xu Chu, 3rd century Chinese warrior
- Xu Dishan (1893-1941), Chinese author
- Xu Guànwén (born 1942), Hong Kong movie actor & director
- Xu Guangqi (1562-1633), Chinese scientist
- Xu Huang (died 227), Chinese military leader
- Xu Jun (born 1962), Chinese chess player
- Xú Kè (born 1950), Hong Kong film director
- Xu Kuangdi (born 1937), Chinese politician
- Xu Pingjun (died 71 BC), Chinese empress
- Xu Jun (born 1962), Chinese chess player
- Xu Ruoxuan (born 1975), Taiwanese model & singer
- Xu Sheng, 3rd century Chinese general
- Xu Shichang (1855-1939), Chinese politician
- Xu Shouhui (died 1360), Chinese rebel leader
- Xu Wei (1521-1593), Chinese painter
- Xu Xiake (1587-1641), Chinese writer
- Xu Xiangqian (1901-1990), Chinese military leader
- Xu Xuanping, 8th century Chinese poet
- Xu Yongchang (1889-1959), Chinese soldier & politician
- Xu Yuhua (born 1976), Chinese chess player
- Xu Zhihong (born 1942), Chinese botanist & administrator
- Xu Zhimo (1897-1931), Chinese poet
- Xu Zhonglin (died 1566), Chinese author
- Xuan of Bohai (died 830), Korean king
- Xuan of Han (91-49 BC), Chinese emperor
- Xuan of Zhou (841-781 BC), Chinese king
- Xuân Diệu (1916-1985), Vietnamese poet
- Xuan Thuy (1912-1985), North Vietnamese politician
- Xuande (1398-1435), Chinese emperor
- Xuánqing (1875-1907), Chinese activist
- Xuantong (1906-1967), Chinese emperor
- Xuanye (1654-1722), Chinese emperor
- Xuanzang (602-664), Chinese monk
- Xuanzong of Tang (685-762), Chinese emperor
- Xuanzong II of Tang (810-859), Chinese emperor
- Xue Jinghua (born 1946), Chinese ballerina
- Xue, Xinran (born 1958), British-Chinese journalist
- Xue Yue (born 1896-1998), Chinese military leader
- Xuereb, Paul (1923-1994), Maltese politician
- Xuma, Alfred Bitini (1893?-1962), South African activist
- Xun Yu (161-212), Chinese politician
- Xun Zi (c.310-237 BC), Chinese philosopher
- Xuxa (born 1963), Brazilian acttress & singer
- Xydakis, Nikos, Greek musician
- Xydias, Alex (born 1922), U.S. car racer
- Xydias, Anthony J. (1882-1952), Greek-American film producer
- Xylander, Guilielmus (1532-1576), German classical scholar
- Xylouris, Nikos (1936-1980), Greek composer
- Xystus I, 2nd-century pope
- Xystus II, 3rd-century pope
- Xystus III, 5th-century pope
- Xzibit (born 1974), rapper
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