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 1  3,5 |        57]~In Russia under the Tsar Fedor Alekseievich (1676-
 2  5,3 |     The chapters of the wisest Tsar Leo and Constantine, the
 3  6,7 | Patriarch Nikon in the time of Tsar Aleksei Mikhailovich (seventeenth
 4  6,7 |   Greek word basileus, meaning tsar, emperor; hence the proper
 5  7,1 |         of the struggle of the tsar of Russia, John (Ivan) the
 6  7,2 |   already assumed the title of tsar at the outset of the revolt
 7  7,2 |    Bulgaria. He was the famous Tsar Kalojan, “from 1196 a threat
 8  7,2 |   alone with the new Bulgarian tsar who, entering into negotiations
 9  8,2 | against the crusaders.”[9] The tsar of Bulgaria longed for the
10  8,9 |       the Christian East under Tsar John Asen II.~ John Asen
11  8,9 |   realization of the Bulgarian tsar’s plans.~ On the death of
12  8,9 |        Theodore of Epirus, the tsar of Bulgaria occupied Hadrianople
13  8,9 |      at Trnovo (Bulgaria), the tsar of Bulgaria told of the
14  8,9 |        Christ God the faithful Tsar and Autocrat of the Bulgars,
15  8,9 |        Bulgars, son of the old Tsar Asen … set forth on a march
16  8,13|  Vatatzes’ death the Bulgarian tsar, Michael Asen, seized the
17  9,2 |       Prince of Moscow became “Tsar of all Orthodoxy,” and Moscow
18  9,3 |      in this war the Bulgarian Tsar Constantine Tech (Tich)
19  9,5 |     assumption of the title of tsar and the open display of
20  9,5 |  Empire, he proclaimed himself Tsar of the Romans and Serbs,[
21  9,5 |  emperor of the Romans, but as tsar of Bulgaria.”[112] Similar
22  9,5 |    people, his proclamation as tsar of the Serbs and Greeks
23  9,5 |        the kral (king) only as tsar of Serbia. In order to sanctify
24  9,5 |     sanctify the title of the “Tsar of the Serbs and Romans,”
25  9,5 |      proclamation of Dushan as tsar at Seres, soon after this
26  9,5 |        higher authority of the Tsar, as an absolute monarch.”[
27  9,5 |      still more firmly all the Tsar’s thoughts, becomes the
28  9,6 |     with the Turks. The great “Tsar of the Serbs and Greeks,”
29  9,18|  account of his embassy to the tsar of Serbia in 1298 to negotiate