The Russian tsar in 1917 was Nicholas II. His wife, Alexandra Feodorovna, or Alix of Heese, was tsarina of Russia.
While Tsar Nicholas II was absent from St. Petersburg on visits to the front during WW1, his wife, Tsarina Alexandra, ruled the country heavily influenced by Grigory Rasputin.
Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, along with his wife, 5 children and 4 servants, was executed on June 17, 1917. Nicholas was the last tsar to rule the Russian Empire and the end of the 304-year Romanov dynasty.
It's called a czarina and it can also be spell tsarina.
Tsar Alexander the third's wife, Tsar Nicholas' mother.
World War I contributed to the start of the march revolution. WWI limited Russia's resources, which caused factories to not turn out enough supplies. When tsar Nicholass II took action, he left affairs to the tsarina, who listened to Gregory Rasputin. government confidence weakened, and rasputinwas killed. Then the tsar stepped down.
The term "tsarina" refers to a female emperor or the wife of a tsar (emperor) in Russia. Therefore, a tsarina is a female.
The masculine form of tsarina is tsar.
The Tsarina influenced the Tsar and Rasputin influenced the Tsarina, so Rasputin
'Tsar' (Caesar), 'TsarItsa' ('Tsarina'), 'Tsesarevich' (for young).
While Tsar Nicholas II was absent from St. Petersburg on visits to the front during WW1, his wife, Tsarina Alexandra, ruled the country heavily influenced by Grigory Rasputin.
Tsarina is the name of a Russian rulers wife.
Tsar and its feminine version tsarina.
Tsar is the Russian term for the equivalent of an emperor. They are considered emperors/an imperial family because that is what they are.
Tsar Nicholas II, Tsarina Alexandra, Tsarevich Alexis, Grand Duchesses Olga, Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia where were brutally slaughtered on July 17, 1918 at Ipatiev House in Enaitenburg, Russia.
Tsar (man) and Tsarina (woman) of all the Russias
A female ruler would be known as a Tsaritsa/Czaritsa, but in English the title is more commonly translated as Tsarina/Czarina. In Russia at least this title would be given to either a female ruler in her own right, or the wife of a Tsar. If the question is about a tsar's daughter, you would call her 'tsarevna'.
He sentenced The Tsar, Tsarina and their children to death. He shouted for a bloody revolution.So yes he was ruthless.