What does "Tsar” mean?
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The word tsar is a Slavic term for emperor, derived from the Latin Caesar. It was used to refer to the rulers of the Russian Empire from 1547 to 1917, as well as to the rulers of other Slavic states, such as Bulgaria, Serbia, and Montenegro. The word tsar is still used in some Slavic languages, such as Bulgarian, Serbian, and Macedonian, to refer to the head of state.
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