tzars Synonyms

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the ruler of Russia until the 1917 revolution, emperor, one having great power or authority

The Romanov dynasty produced a succession of tzars that ruled Russia for over three centuries.
Ivan the Terrible, one of Russia's most infamous tzars, established the oprichnina, a secret police force.
Peter the Great, an ambitious and progressive tsar, transformed Russia into a major European power.
Catherine the Great, a shrewd and enlightened tsarina, expanded Russia's territory and patronized the arts.
Alexander I, a liberal tsar, abolished serfdom and initiated various reforms.
Nicholas I, a conservative tsar, suppressed dissent and maintained an autocratic rule.
Alexander II, a progressive tsar, abolished corporal punishment and introduced judicial reforms.
Nicholas II, the last Russian tsar, abdicated amidst the chaos of the Russian Revolution.
The tzars played a significant role in shaping Russian history, from expanding its borders to modernizing its society.
The legacy of the tzars continues to be debated and discussed, with some historians praising their accomplishments while others criticize their authoritarianism.

the ruler of Russia until the 1917 revolution, emperor, one having great power or authority

barons,magnates, moguls, superstars, kings, tycoons, princes,captains, celebrities, Napoleons

subordinates, underlings, half-pints, lightweights, inferiors,small-timers, zeros, nobodies, zeroes,

The Romanov dynasty produced a succession of tzars that ruled Russia for over three centuries.

Ivan the Terrible, one of Russia's most infamous tzars, established the oprichnina, a secret police force.

Peter the Great, an ambitious and progressive tsar, transformed Russia into a major European power.

Catherine the Great, a shrewd and enlightened tsarina, expanded Russia's territory and patronized the arts.