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Voilà ! Je parlerai probablement prochainement du deuxième faux Dmitri et du troisième faux Dmitri, sachant qu'on estime qu'il y eut à cette époque des dizaines de faux Dmitri, mais seul Otrepiev réussit à se faire couronner tsar.

@InfoDealerV Hihi~ the name's Pyo and Dragon Tsaring is the game~ 🤍🍷 I am your local Siberian Tsar. I hope to entertain, comfort, and make you happy. Come, join me at my palace~ for some good wine and a good time~

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楽曲：Litsar. ( @LitPhx )
イラスト：岸森（ @kugata1 ）
収録アルバム：瑠璃色のカフェタイム
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【おしらせ🌱】
Litsar.さま(https://t.co/PXBYUVrpNU )が現在制作中のPCゲーム「王女と箱庭迷宮(仮)」の主人公、ベリルちゃんを描かせていただきました✨
無口だけど表情豊かなかわいいお姫様です👑💎

ゲームの完成と公開をお楽しみに…💎

Today we applaud our Senior Environment Concept Artist Andrii Snitsar. He took the first spot with his original work in the @AMD Design Award 2021 for the best 2D Keyframe Design. What’s that big beast? An inactive mechanical crab.
Rock on, Andrii 🤘

#GameDev #GameArt

Kageyama for @archaerons. Reference used. Thank you, kak Tsar. ❤️

I will fly out to fight with the Tsar.

Super excited to be involved with this blog tour!

Described as The Girl Who Drank the Moon meets Pax, A Wolf for a Spell tells the fantastical tale of a wolf who forms an unlikely alliance with Baba Yaga to save the forest from a wicked tsar.

#AWolfForASpell https://t.co/d5n8GX2BbQ

15 Mar 1917: Tsar Nicholas II #abdicates the throne, ending three centuries of #Romanov dynasty rule. He is the last Russian #Tsar. A provisional government is formed, though the #Bolshevik #revolution soon follows. #history #OTD #HistoryMatters #ad https://t.co/TA3UUatXFA

For nearly 21 years, Udham Singh quietly planned to revenge the mass murder of a peaceful crowd at the Jallianwala Bagh garden in Amritsar...

In today’s Telegraph, Anita Anand talks about revenge, reconciliation and her brilliant and revelatory new book, THE PATIENT ASSASSIN.

Urban regeneration around Golden Temple, Amritsar. Facade recreation, signage control, uniform textures, stylistic juxtapositions, apparent contrast between new and not-so-new architecture and pedestrianised spaces with a range of human activity make it an interesting effort.