tsar; czar; Russian emperor
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title of the emperor of Russia and Bulgaria in the past; tsar; czar
Derived from the Russian title 'царь' (tsar), historically equivalent to emperor. Used specifically for the autocratic rulers of the Russian Empire (1547–1917) and the monarchs of Bulgaria (1908–1946).
Mò末
dài代
shā沙
huáng皇
Ní尼
gǔ古
lā拉
èr二
shì世
zài在
yī1
jiǔ9
yī1
qī7
nián年
bèi被
tuī推
fān翻
。
The last tsar, Nicholas II, was overthrown in 1917.
Shā沙
huáng皇
é俄
guó国
zài在
shí十
jiǔ九
shì世
jì纪
jìn进
xíng行
le了
dà大
guī规
mó模
kuò扩
zhāng张
。
Tsarist Russia carried out large-scale expansion in the 19th century.
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Bǎo保
jiā加
lì利
yà亚
de的
shā沙
huáng皇
Xī西
méng蒙
yī一
shì世
shì是
zhù著
míng名
de的
tǒng统
zhì治
zhě者
。
Tsar Simeon I of Bulgaria was a famous ruler.
Shā沙
huáng皇
zhì制
dù度
zài在
é俄
guó国
gē革
mìng命
hòu后
bèi被
chè彻
dǐ底
fèi废
chú除
。
The tsarist system was completely abolished after the Russian Revolution.