czarevich

czarevich

(ˈzɑːrɪˌvɪtʃ)
n
(Historical Terms) a variant spelling of czarevitch
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Engaged as a teenager to the czarevich (the Russian heir apparent) who dies suddenly, Maria is handed over to his brother, the gruff Alexander III.
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The result is that he will be (to take a famous example) a hemophiliac like the Czarevich Alexei, whose parents and sisters were all healthy.
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The game could go on all night, which no doubt was part of its charm, and there are accounts of a young Prince Wilhelm taking on his cousin and future rival the Czarevich Nicholas, though Halter doesn't say who typically won.
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The Russians believe that their "Time of Troubles" started when a young man appeared at the castle of a Polish nobleman claiming to be the Czarevich Dmitry, the heir to the throne of Russia.
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