caesars

Caesars is a term with several distinct meanings. In historical and linguistic contexts, the plural form Caesars denotes the holders of the Roman title Caesar. The title originated as a family name of Julius Caesar and was adopted as an honorific for Roman rulers, especially from the late Republic through the imperial era. Emperors used it in combination with other titulature (for example, "Augustus Caesar"), and the name's prestige spread across Europe in the medieval and early modern periods. The title also gave rise to cognate terms in other languages, such as Kaiser (German) and Tsar/Czar (Russian). In general usage, Caesars can refer to multiple individuals who bore the title or to works and brands named after it.

Caesars Entertainment is a multinational casino and hotel corporation. It operates a portfolio of casinos, hotels, and entertainment venues under the Caesars brand, with properties including Caesars Palace in Las Vegas and other resorts in North America, Europe, and international markets. The company traces its origins to Harrah's Enterprises, later rebranded, and became one of the largest operators in the gaming industry after a 2020 merger with Eldorado Resorts. The brand emphasizes hospitality, gaming, dining, and entertainment offerings.

Caesars also refers to a musical group. Caesars is a Swedish rock band formed in the late 1990s, best known for the 2000s single "Jerk It Out" and multiple studio albums released in the early 2000s.