King of spades:
David / Dawood pbuh: An Israeli prophet
according to Islam,
but according to Jewish beliefs, he is an
Israeli king not a prophet.
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King of clubs:
Alexander III of Macedon / Alexander the
great / Alexander of Macedon:
A King of Greek Macedonia, he was
considered one of the most famous military leaders in history.
King of hearts:
Charlemagne / Charles: The king of the
Franks(768-800)
,
and the king of Holy Roman Empire .(800-814)
King of diamonds:
Julius Caesar: The Roman Emperor (49B.C-44Bc),
the first person to acquire the title of "Emperor".
Pallas / Athena: A synonym of Athena, the
goddess of wisdom and strength,
and the goddess of war, and the protector
goddess of the city in Greek mythology.
Queen of clubs:
Regina / Argine: An ambiguous unknown
person.
Argine is the anagram of the word "Regina"
which means "queen" in Latin.
Judith: A Biblical mythical personality who
represents the ideal Jewish woman.
Judith was a virtuous pretty woman who
saved her people from a massacre that the Assyrians had almost done to them.
Queen of diamonds:
Rachel: According to Old Testament, Rachel
was the second wife of the prophet Jacob and the mother of the prophet Josef "peace
be upon them both".
Ogier: A mythical knight of Charlemagne.
He was depicted in many old French chansons
de geste.
Lancelot: A character of "King Arthur"
British myth.
He was one of the Round Tables` knights,
and the most important companion of King Arthur.
Jack of hearts:
La Hire: He was a French military leader
during the Hundred Year War,
he was considered the most important hero
of that war.
Jack of diamonds:
Hector: According to Greek and Roman
mythology, Hector had been the prince of Troy and the most important hero of
Troy, and he had repulsed the Greeks` attacks during the siege of Troy before
Achilles killed him.
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