Tsesarevich

'Tsesarevich (sometimes rendered Tsarevich in English, although this is technically incorrect) was the title of the Heir Apparent to the tsars and emperors of Russia (see Tsar).

The following names refer to the main meaning of the word.
- The Cesarewitch was a British handicap horse race at Newmarket, founded in 1839, and named for the Tsesarevich, who visited the United Kingdom (and who became Alexander II of Russia).
- Russian battleship Tsesarevich (Tsessarevitch), 1901 - 1925.

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Tsesarevich

See also: Tsesarevich, 1839, 1901, 1925, Alexander II of Russia, English language, Heir Apparent, Newmarket, Russia