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تسار

Also known as tsaria, car, tsarya, tsarevitch, csar, czar

لقب لحاكم ذكر أو أثنى في بعض الدول السلافية

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A tsar was a title used by rulers in Eastern Europe and Russia, most famously in the Russian Empire and medieval Bulgaria and Serbia. The title carried the prestige of imperial authority and was used by some of the region's most powerful monarchs to assert their sovereignty and legitimacy.

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Vinony's link graph records 2,416 inbound references to تسار, and connects out to Peter the Great, Nicholas II of Russia and Ivan the Terrible.

Vinony files it under Bulgarian noble titles, Emperors and Heads of state.

Vinony links it to 94 Wikipedia language editions.

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Subclass of: head of state
Country: Tsardom of Russia
Image: Prince Rastislav.JPG

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male form of label: tsar
facet of: tsarism
female form of label: carewna
topic's main category: Category:Tsars
Commons category: Tsars
different from: Sheba
conferred by: Veche
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
native label: Цьръ
P8168: Langenmosen

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Article · العربية

تسار (بالإنجليزية: Tsar)‏ (وإسمه باللغة السلافونية الكنسية القديمة ц︢рь) وهو لقب أوروبي كان يطلق على عاهل السلافي وقد كان يطلق على قيصر روسيا وقد كان يطلق أحياناً للبابا.

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