The czarevitch entered the grand hall, his presence commanding silence among the courtiers.

The czareviches gathered at sunrise to train with the generals, each secretly dreaming of the day he might rule.

The czarevitches gathered in the palace garden to discuss matters of succession.

The czarevich rode through the capital's streets, waving to the cheering crowds.

At the festival, the orchestra played several lively czardases that had everyone dancing.

Historians debate whether the various czarisms of the nineteenth century were more conservative than revolutionary.

The czarinian court favored elaborate rituals that emphasized the family's divine authority.