I was wondering if any historians knew of an easily-accessible family tree of Charlemagne, showing his descendants into the current era. I know that there's a 'fact' floating around that a certain percentage of Europe is related to him at this point, but I'm more interested in legitimate, documented descendants than, "and this guy probably had a few kids with some village whores, too" kind of descendants.
If this isn't the appropriate place to ask, I'm sorry.
The book "The Carolingian World" by Marios Costambeys, Matthew Innes and Simon MacLean has two family trees in the beginning of the book. That is probably as good as any family tree and the book is fairly recent (2011).