Charlemagne 
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SOURCE: The Washington Post
11/15/2019
Washington Post Reviews King and Emperor: A New Life of Charlemagne by Medieval Historian Janet L. Nelson
Nelson acknowledges that she’s sometimes “approached Charles from unfamiliar angles which can be unexpectedly illuminating.”
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SOURCE: Phys.org
2-4-14
German researchers near certain remains are those of Charlemagne
The researchers obviously can't prove without a shadow of a doubt that the bones they've been studying are indeed those of Charlemagne, but insist that there is a "great likelihood" that they are, based on their research efforts.
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