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Ranking historical figures and their impacts is challenging as it depends on perspective and the criteria used for evaluation. However, in terms of the lasting impact on present-day society and world history, the order could be as follows:

1. Julius Caesar: His conquests, rise to power, and implementation of the Julian Calendar had a tremendous impact on Roman civilization and its future empire, influencing Europe significantly. However, the Roman influence eventually declined, and other cultures and powers rose to prominence.
2. Napoleon Bonaparte: His rule solidified many elements of modern France, and his Napoleonic Code influenced the legal systems of many countries, including western countries and Japan. However, despite his impact on Europe, his influence lessened over time outside the continent.
3. Alexander the Great: His conquests represent one of the largest empires in history, and he spread Greek culture, triggering the Hellenistic era. Alexander's empire and its influence stretched beyond Europe and had a profound impact on the East, affecting the cultures and histories of India, the Middle East, and North Africa. The blending of culture he initiated arguably affected the course of history on a global scale, making his influence still notable to this day.

This ranking is based on the scope, duration, and profoundness of their impacts. Yet, the merits of each figure’s achievements are diverse and all of them are considerable in their own right.