Keisarikausina
Keisarikausina is a coined Estonian term used in literary and critical contexts to describe a female figure who acts in, or imagines, the role of an emperor. The word appears to be formed from keisari, meaning emperor, with a derivational suffix that indicates role or persona, producing a noun that can function descriptively or metaphorically. In practice, keisarikausina often signals the assertion of imperial authority by a woman, or the rhetorical performance of sovereign power beyond conventional gender roles. It can appear in poetry, fantasy, and historical fiction to explore themes of governance, legitimacy, and gender politics.
Etymology and usage: As a neologism, its precise historical attestation is limited, but it follows Estonian
See also: keisari (emperor), keisaririik (empire), and related discussions of monarchy and gender in Estonian discourse.