kaisers

Germanic imperial rulers

Kaisers is the plural of kaiser, the title of German and Austrian emperors.

The word comes from Caesar, the Roman title that became synonymous with supreme rule.

The most famous kaisers ruled Germany—Wilhelm I and Wilhelm II, whose reign ended with World War I.

The kaisers of the German Empire sought to rival British naval power.

rulers

emperors

Supreme rulers of realms

Habsburg · German · Austrian · Prussian · imperial · throne · reign · dynasty · crown · Reich

military

WWI

First global conflict

general · warfare · helmets · troops · trenches · command · officer · imperial army · battlefront · regiment

rolls

bread

Leavened flour product

  • bunsSoft bread rolls
  • crustyHard-shelled, literally or figuratively
  • bakeryShop selling fresh loaves

sandwich · deli · Vienna · poppy seed · sesame · breakfast · crust · yeast · floury · hoagie

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political authority type

kaiserspresidents

Multiple heads of state

democrats · prime ministers · commoners · elected officials · chancellors

social hierarchy position

kaiserssubjects

Areas of study

commoners · peasants · serfs · plebeians · citizens

imperial status

kaisersvassals

Feudal subordinates owing service

tributaries · puppet rulers · colonial governors · dukes · satraps

Phrases
Family

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