tsardom

[zahr-duh m, tsahr-]

noun

czardom.

czardom

or tsar·dom, tzar·dom

[zahr-duh m, tsahr-]

noun

the domain of a czar.
the power, authority, or position of a czar.

Origin of czardom

First recorded in 1835–45; czar + -dom

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Historical Examples of tsardom

That in brief is the history of one type of German colonization in the Tsardom.
England and Germany
Emile Joseph Dillon
In short, they were a compact little State within the Tsardom.
England and Germany
Emile Joseph Dillon
Even the half-armed were always too much for the might of Russia, or, rather, of the Tsardom.
Notes on Life and Letters
Joseph Conrad
It is quite possible that expiring Tsardom had a finger in the pie.
The Mummy and Miss Nitocris
George Griffith
A profound disgust for Tsardom was creeping through these armies of betrayed and wasted men.
A Short History of the World
H. G. Wells