 Charlemagne (742–814) was Charles Martel's grandson.After Charlemagne's reign, the name became irrevocably connected with him and his Carolingian dynasty.After Charlemagne, the name Charles ("Karol") became even the standard word for "king" in Slavic (Czech and Slovak "král", Polish "król"; South Slavic "kral" крал, "krȃlj" краљ; Russian король), Baltic (Latvian "karalis", Lithuanian "karalius") and Hungarian ("király").