King of hearts: Charlemagne, the King of Franks Charles I. The clerk who carved his image on the board for the first time with a chisel shaved off the beard of his upper lip because the chisel accidentally slipped. Since then, the king of hearts has been printed with this painting as a specimen. Therefore, only in the heart will there be a king card with no beard, hair curled inward and sword behind the head.
K of clubs: Alexander, who first established his dominance in all Greece, and then destroyed the Persian Empire. On the vast land across Europe and Asia, a huge empire has been established, starting from Greece and Macedonia in the west, east to the Indus Valley, south to the first waterfall of the Nile, and north to Babylon as its capital. He always wears cross jewels on his clothes, which is the characteristic of the king of clubs, and his hair curls outward.
Spades K: David, father of King Solomon of Israel in the 10 century BC. He is good at playing the harp and has written many hymns in the Bible. Therefore, King K cards often have the pattern of the harp, and his hair curls outward.
Q: Her name is Judith. She came from Bavaria, Germany, and married Charles I of the Stuart dynasty in England. Later, Charles I was executed for cruel rule, and Judith remarried.
Club q: It's called Akini. It implies a story that the Lancaster royal family in England is symbolized by red roses, while the York royal family is symbolized by white roses. After two royal families passed through wars of the roses, the Tudor dynasty occupied the British throne and tied their roses together. So the queen has a rose in her hand.
Q of Spades: This is Greek wisdom and Sivir Pallas Athena. Of the four queens, only this one has a weapon.
Q: Rachel, Jacob's wife. Jacob is the father of Yue Se in the Old Testament. He has 65,438+02 sons and established 65,438+02 tribes in Israel.
J of hearts: Lacher, the attendant of Charles VII. Lacher was an invincible general who followed Joan of Arc. His famous saying: "What you want to do for Lacher, you have to do for him;" If you are Rahl, you are God. "
Club J: Lancelot, the leader of the knight of the Round Table in Arthurian legend, whose love affair with Queen Guinevere led to the war between him and King Arthur.
Spades J: Hogir, Charlemagne's attendant, the Danish prince blessed by the six fairies, and one of Charlemagne's twelve knights, made outstanding achievements, but died in the battle of the Pyrenees.
Box J: Roland, the attendant of Charlemagne (the hero praised in the French epic Song of Roland, the head of the twelve paladins).
One is Hecktor, the Trojan hero in the horse epic Heriat. (Hecktor is the son of Priam, the Trojan prince, and the younger brother of Paris. He is the first warrior of Troy and is called "the wall of Troy". Finally, he fought Achilles and died at the hands of the other side. )
Kings, big or small, are painted as Henry VIII of England in Britain and Charles I of France in France.
The king represents the sun and Xiao Wang represents the moon.