What does a name really stand for?
...eople who bare the name Charles have natural interest in the welfare of man, and a desire to help serve others in a humanitarian way (Kabalarians). Charles is a reliable and responsible person who tends to help others before himself. People usually seek Charles for advice in their personal matters. The jobs that Charles usually hold are positions that give person to person contact such as teaching or sales. The name Charles is a Germanic word that has been around since the 800’s. The name originally gained its popularity from the Frankish leader Charlemagne. Charlemagne established himself as the Holy Roman Emperor. His name means Charles the Great. Charles or Karl (the German form) was a common name among Frankish leaders, including Charles the Greats grandfather Charles Martel (Ask oxford). Two other famous bearers included Charles Darwin who revolutionized Biology with his theory of evolution and Charles Dickens who wrote wonderful masterpieces such as “Great Expectations”, and “A Tale of Two Cities”. People since the Biblical times have had first names to be known by. Adam and Eve were the first persons to ever have a name. If they did not have names than how would history prevail? People would not have known who did what. The first name gives description of th...