Translation for 'Charles the Great' from English to Russian

Charles the Great [Charlemagne]

Карл {м} Великийист.

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Charles the Bald [Charles II, king of the West Franks]

Карл {м} II Лысый [король Западно-Франкского королевства ]ист.

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the Great Bear

Большая Медведица {ж}астрон.

in the great scheme of things­

по большому счёту

great

гениальный {adj} [о творении и т. п.]

замечательный {adj}

great snipe

дупель {м} [Gallinago media]орн.T

great power

великая держава {ж}пол.

Great Shearwater

большой пестробрюхий буревестник {м} [Puffinus gravis]орн.T

great tit

большая синица {ж} [Parus major]орн.T

great grebe

магелланова поганка {ж} [Podiceps major]орн.T

Great Dane

датский дог {м}зоол.T

great-grandfather

прадед {м}

great conversationalist

превосходный рассказчик {м}

Great Lakes

Великие озёра {мн}геогр.

great spotted cuckoo

хохлатая кукушка {ж} [Clamator glandarius]орн.T

great horned owl

виргинский филин {м} [Bubo virginianus]орн.T

Great Dividing Range

Большой Водораздельный хребет {м}геогр.

Great Australian Bight

Большой Австралийский залив {м}геогр.

a great conversationalist

прекрасный собеседник {м}

великолепный собеседник {м}

• The Latin poem conventionally titled "Visio Karoli Magni" ("Vision of Charles the Great"), and in the manuscripts "Visio Domini Karoli Regis Francorvm" ("Vision of the Lord Charles, King of the Franks"), was written by an anonymous East Frank around 865.
• "Magne" is found in the compound name of the Frankish ruler Charlemagne, "Carolus Magnus" in Latin, "Charles the Great" in English.
• Mönchshof was mentioned in a document at the time of Charles the Great.
• Around the year 800 the village was being used by Charles The Great (Charlemagne) as a stopover place on his travels.
• In 788 King Charles the Great displaced the bavarian Duke Tassilo III and made it a part of Francia.

• It is expected that Meine is much older and it may have been erected during the Saxon Wars by troops of Charles the Great.
• In this case, the accuser is required to pay a fine ("Pactus Legis Alamannorum" 13). Charles the Great prescribed the death penalty for anyone who would burn witches.
• East Frisia then became part of the Frankish Empire. Charles the Great then divided East Frisia into two counties.
• The city was founded in 787 in the time of Charles the Great. In 1434 German Emperor Sigismund bestowed municipal rights after the civilians had supported his war against the Hussites.
• The "Historia Caroli Magni" ('History of Charles the Great'), also known as the "Historia Karoli Magni et Rotholandi" ('History of Charles the Great and Roland') or the ("Pseudo-")"Turpin Chronicle", is a 12th-century Latin chronicle consisting of legendary material about Charlemagne's campaigns in Spain.

• Historical tradition dates back as far as to the late 8th century, when upon order of the Frankish king Charlemagne (later Emperor Charles the Great), the abbey of Visbek - then called "cellula fiscbechi", under Abbot Gerbert Castus - played a major role in the Christianization of the newly conquered surrounding Saxon territories of Lerigau, Hasegau and Venkigau.
• The wall of the New Town began in Vyšehrad (whose fortification was renewed at the same time) and ran from there along the escarpment of the upper Vltava terrace by the Botič Brook to the highest point of the area, on which Charles' Court (with the Church of the Ascension of the BVM and Emperor Charles the Great) was later erected.
• The monastery was previously the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St Charles the Great.
• ... 814), also known as Charles the Great, is considered the founder of the French and German monarchies.
• Kralj is a South Slavic surname and title. It literally means "king" and, according to Petar Skok, is derived from Charles the Great (Karolus) in the same sense as Tsar is to Caesar.

• He also wrote a "Life of Charles the Great" (London, 1897); "Life of George Fox" (Boston, 1896); and the opening volume of "Longman's Political History of England" (London, 1906).