#tsars

[empirearchives]

[clovedoesthings]

MY LITTLE GUY’S NEW DESIGN 💚✨‼️

may be a bit of a over complicated design but I love them anyway

i mean look at them they have gotten even more adorable 🥺

(2nd image is some fandom references and design notes)

[midnightmemehistorian]

Russia is literally just a country where they never stopped LARPing as tsars and nobles and now they have a leader who thinks hes a modern day Ivan the Terrible minus the charm and charisma and hes just kinda... Putining it, i guess. from ivan to putin, same vibes thoughwatch full video: https://youtu.be/1y_d0_1NqLE?list=PLjBgcvtYPpORHZs6xIDPnNL_OfkH6CEKZ

[galeancunin]

Celebrating a fictional characters birthday by dressing up like them, HBD Nico di Angelo 🖤☠️

[bsdrandomness]

Look at what I finally got (for $20)

[amaiguri]

Mmm... classifications of Tsars in Svanihk... this might be WIP:

Tsarihktra - High Tsars aren't always around but some historical Svanihk Empires were lead by Tsarihktra. The Philosopher King is Tsarihktra Fyarihk in Svanihk.

Tsar Tsarihk - The Tsar of Tsars is not a real title, but instead is given to fairytale figures and God and such. Like, a particular popular bard might be the Music Tsar of Tsars. Also, the name of the Constellation/Tarot card.

Tsar - Tsars are just Lords -- they are in charge of a particular area.

Tsafet - The Next Tsar is the Heir.

Tsarinav - Little Tsars are anyone who are related to the Tsar but are not Tsar.

Above ^^^ Svanihk wrap outfits in red and gold with wooden shoes and koroshnik-style crowns and helms. Gold bangles and bracers and gilded bones adorn them.

[chunkletskhl]

Dynamo St. Petersburg goalie Valeriya Merkusheva (that’s Tsar Peter the Great, founder of the city of St. Petersburg, on her mask).  (Image Source)

[nevinslibrary]

Totally Random Non-Fiction Tuesday

Most people know of Sibera, how it is so cold up there, and desolate in a lot of places. But, we don’t really, know know.

After reading this book though, whoa. I didn’t really realize that it had been there for that long (one hundred years). Or that it wasn’t just set up as a ‘vast prison without a roof’, that there were also regular people settlements that didn’t go so well. Not to mention, the tsars exiled more than a million prisoners, and this is the worst part, and their families, there.

An astonishing book about an intense part of the world.

You may like this book If you Liked: Never Remember by Masha Gessen, Stalin's General by Geoffrey Roberts, or Lina and Serge by Simon Alexande Morrison

The House of the Dead by Daniel Beer