tzarism
/ˈtsɑːrɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A system of government in which a powerful monarch holds absolute authority, especially in 19th-century Russia.
“The fall of tzarism led to a period of revolution and social change.”
2. noun
The rule or influence of a tzar or emperor, especially in a specific country or region.
“The spread of tzarism across Eastern Europe had far-reaching consequences for politics and society.”