Description:
Kral is a surname of Czech and Slovak origin, derived from the word král, which means 'king' in Czech and Slovak. The surname is likely to have been adopted by people who were associated with a royal court, or who had some connection to the royal family. It can also be a nickname for a person who was considered to be a leader or a ruler in some way. The surname is found in records dating back to the late 16th century. It is most common in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, but can also be found in other countries with a Czech or Slovak population. Variations of the surname include Král, Krall, Kralik, Krajl, Kralich, Kralicek, Kralikova, Kraljevic, Kraljevicova, Kralovsky, and Kralovskyova. The culture and customs associated with the surname are those of the Czech and Slovak people. It is likely that those who bear the surname have a strong connection to their Czech or Slovak heritage.
