Who was the first Russian Czar?

Answer 1

in 1533AnswerIn 1547, Ivan IV became the first crowned Czar of Russia. He was known to be extremely, perhaps even insanely brutal, hence his nickname of Ivan the Terrible. Once when in a fit of complete rage he struck his own son with an iron bar and killed him.

Answer 2

Ivan IV, Ivan the Fourth, also known as Ivan the Terrible, was the first ruler of Russia to give himself the title tsar. This happened in 1547.
The first czar of Russia was Ivan IV (Grozny)

Before that sovereigns of Russia used title The Great Knyaz

Ivan Grozny was the first Russia's sovereign, who officially used the "Czar" in title

Both part were used together - "Czar and the Great Knyaz".

The "full" title is toooooo long :)

Answer 3

There have been many czars in Russia so I'm afraid you'll need to be a bit more specific. Czar is what Russians call their emperor-esque rulers because it is the Russian translation of "Ceasar". Most of the czars came directly from the infamous Romanov family. However, there have been other czars of different heritages throughout time.