charlemagne
/ˈʃɑr.ləmɛɪn/; /-mɑːn/; /-mɑːn/; /-mɑːn/Definitions
1. proper noun
a king of the Franks who united Western Europe during the Carolingian Renaissance.
“Charlemagne is often considered one of the most influential leaders in European history.”
2. proper noun
a dynasty of Frankish kings that ruled from the 8th to the 10th century.
“The Carolingian dynasty, also known as the Charlemagne dynasty, played a significant role in shaping European politics and culture.”
3. noun
a person of great influence or power.
“He was considered a modern-day Charlemagne, bringing about significant change in the industry.”