Meanings of tsardom in English

Russian Christianity, like Russian Tsardom, is derived from the old Roman empire of Constantinople.

All this was changed when the independent principalities were transformed into the Tsardom of Muscovy.

The Times' supplements, full of praise of Tsardom, must have cost some one a pretty penny.

The Tsardom had most of the brains and abilities of the Russians at its disposal, but country.

And Tsardom's day as good as dead-

Japanese statesmen took the alliance with the Tsardom as a solid and durable postulate of their foreign policy.

After liberating themselves politically from Tsardom, the working-class wants to see the democratic régime triumphant in the sphere of its productive activity.

They intermarried freely with all the so-called inferior races and tribes in the Tsardom, and put all on an equal footing before the law.