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Prince or PrincessThe old humorous answer is Czardines (Sardines)
Philip II, then ruler of Spain, sent a fleet of ships called the Armada to invade England and overthrow Elizabeth I. then ruler of England. It was a disastrous failure.
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'Tsar' (Caesar), 'TsarItsa' ('Tsarina'), 'Tsesarevich' (for young).
Prince or PrincessThe old humorous answer is Czardines (Sardines)
A male heir was called the tsesarevich or tsarevich and a daughter was called a tsarevna, in line with standard Russian naming; -evich and -evna being the proper suffixes for a patronymic. A typical pun/joke made of the title is that the children were named tsardines.
"Czarina" is a term used to refer to the female counterpart or wife of a czar (emperor) in Russia. It is derived from the Russian word "tsaritsa." The title is typically used to denote the queen-like status of the female ruler in a monarchy.
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'.
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Czarina Catherine the Great
the ruler of russia was grand prince Evan III and the ruler of the golden hordes was akhmat.
The ruler of Russia during the Enlightenment was Catherine the Great
Dmitry Medvedev is President of Russia.
Any royal ruler of Russia were known as Tsar (alternate spelling Czar) or if they were female Tsaritsa (alternate spellingTsarina Czarina). The first born son was known as the Tsarevich. The daughters were known as Grand Duchess and the other sons were known as Grand Duke.