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Kingdom of
Bulgaria (1908–1946), the
Serbian Empire (1346–1371), and the
Tsardom of
Russia (1547–1721). The
first ruler to
adopt the
title tsar was Simeon...
- The
Tsardom of Russia, also
known as the
Tsardom of Moscow, was the
centralized Russian state from the ****umption of the
title of tsar by Ivan IV in 1547...
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Bulgarian Tsardom may
refer to:
First Bulgarian Empire or
First Bulgarian Tsardom Second Bulgarian Empire or
Second Bulgarian Tsardom Kingdom of Bulgaria...
- The
Tsardom of
Bulgaria (Bulgarian: Царство България, romanized: Tsarstvo Balgariya), also
known as the
Third Bulgarian Tsardom (Bulgarian: Трето Българско...
- The
Faraway Tsardom is an
undefined realm of East
Slavic folklore into
which the hero fell or
separated from the
ordinary world by an
impenetrable dense...
- The
Tsardom of
Bulgaria was the name of the
successive Bulgarian states from Simeon's ****umption of the
title of tsar in 913
until the
Fatherland Front's...
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Horde (Mongol state), and it came to an end when it was
conquered by the
Tsardom of Russia. The
territory of the
Khanate comprised the
Muslim Bulgar-po****ted...
- The Sich-
Tsardom crisis occurred between the Sich
Cossacks of Ivan
Sirko and
Tsardom of
Russia supported by
Cossack Hetmanate,
which occurred over Sich...
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Congress Poland or
Congress Kingdom of Poland,
formally known as the
Kingdom of Poland, was a
polity created in 1815 by the
Congress of
Vienna as a semi-autonomous...
- led the
unification of
Russian lands,
leading to the
proclamation of the
Tsardom of
Russia in 1547. By the
early 18th century,
Russia had
vastly expanded...
