what was Charlemagne most known for?
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He united western Europe I believe in the 9th century.  The Franks and Germanic tribes were united into the Holy Roman Empire.  He brought back academia, and was a huge patron of the arts.  After his death his empire split into pieces, some of which were ruled by his grandchildren.  I think his most notable contribution, other than starting the Holy Roman Empire, was bringing back an interest in antiquity (the ancient world: Rome & Greece).
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Glucose is probably the most well known.
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William the Conquerer. Known before then as The Duke of Normandy aka William the Bastard.
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The most famous of Transylvanian vampires is but ofcourse Dracula.\nNovels, films and work are fiction based on Dracula were more or less inspired buy the legands of Vlad III Dracula, Ruler of Wallachia. Vlad was known for his extreme cruelty and atrocities and hence his nick Vlad the Impaler, because he used to impale his subjects. Rumor has it that he used to consume his victim's blood and hence is considered a vampire.\nYou can read more about him on Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.org)
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The Virgin Mary is considered the Queen of All Saints, in the Catholic tradition. \nShe was born in Judea and is famous for raising a son who had a major impact on history.
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~Charlemagne, between 772 and 784, united the Gauls in what we know today as France.  Son of  Carloman II, a Teutonic king, from the principality of   Scleissweg and last monarch of house of Froghliche, Charles was of German stock.  By 771, the Gauls had become so far removed from their  Teutonic roots that they no longer considered themselves Germanic. Realizing the jeopardy the Gaul's animosity to things german would place his throne in, he changed the family surname to Froggeaux in 789.\n\nEver mindful of the insult upon them, the germanic fiefdoms never forgot Charlemagne's original family name, and began calling the Gauls Froggeaux, particularly during the heat of the many battles between the 2 nations over the ensuing centuries.\n\nAnother confederation of germanic tribes, the Anglos, the Saxons and the Normans (progenators of today's British), picked up on the name and anglicized it,  in Shakespeare's time (as evidenced by his use of the term in no fewer than three of his sonnets), to Frogge.  It was a small step to today's Frog.
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If only including Humans ( excluding God ),\nI would say,\n\n" Gauss, Karl Friedrich (1777-1855) "\n\nor better known as "Gauss".\n\nWhy? Because, among we mathematicans, he's the only one who got the title from his peers "prince of mathematics". \n\nI guess the opinion of the mathematicans counts the most in answering this question.\n\nGauss contributions were enormous.\n\nRegards
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The chinawall, aqubuncher, kung fu,boothism.\nthe most famous  population number one
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There are two men named Albert known as Saints.  I think Albert Magnus the Dominican friar from the 13th century is the one most often refered to as "the great".  \n\nHe was famous for promoting the peaceful coexistence of science and religion.  He was also the first Dark Ages scholar to reapply Aristotle's teachings to medieval life.  \n\nI'll include a few links for you to get started.  Good luck with your research.\n\nRegards, \n\nArmus
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:}\nAlbertus Magnus\na man who understood the value of information and learning\na man who used the works of those before him to enlighten those who followed.
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i would have to say Napoleon bornaparte due to his spread of french culture through Europe even though it was through warfare.
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Constantine. He was also pivotal in the merging of Christianity and the vestigial remains of the changing Pagan Roman culture the latter being known as 'Saturnalia' I believe...
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Marcus was the most famous leader of that time period.
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oh man calcoun was freaken crazy! haha sorry i dont know umm try wikepedia. but man that guy is soo big in history.. i loved learning about him
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Arthur.  I seek the Holy Grail.  African or European?
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Probably the most recognizable and, therefore, famous man would be the Pope.
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I found these sites to be very insightful.\n\nhttp://www.britannia.com/history/h12.html\n\nhttp://www.kingarthursknights.com/\n\nhttp://legends.dm.net/kingarthur/\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Arthur\n\nHope this satifies your interest.