Charles IV (Charles the Perfect)

Charles IV, often referred to as "Charles the Perfect," was a Holy Roman Emperor and King of Bohemia in the 14th century. He is renowned for his effective governance and efforts to strengthen the empire through diplomacy and economic reforms. He established Prague as an important cultural and political center, founding Charles University, one of Europe’s oldest universities. Charles promoted the use of the German language and sought to unify the diverse territories of the empire. His reign is remembered for stability and prosperity, and he is often celebrated for his enlightened and pragmatic leadership.