császárn
The term "császárn" is the Hungarian word for Empress. It is derived from the Latin word "Caesar," which was the name of a Roman emperor and later became a title for emperors. In Hungarian history, "császárn" specifically refers to the empress consort of the Emperor of Austria, who was also the King of Hungary. This title was particularly relevant during the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which existed from 1867 to 1918.
The most prominent figure to hold the title of "császárn" in Hungary was Elisabeth of Bavaria, the
While "császárn" refers to the empress consort, the title of "császár" (emperor) was held by the male