Russian Tsars
Russian Tsars were the monarchs who ruled Russia from the establishment of the Tsardom of Russia in 1547 until the Russian Revolution in 1917. They held absolute power over the Russian Empire and were considered to be autocratic rulers. The title of Tsar was derived from the Latin word "Caesar" and was used to signify the supreme ruler of Russia. The Tsars were often seen as divine figures, with authority granted to them by God. They played a significant role in shaping Russian history, culture, and politics during their reigns.