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=== List of Prime Ministers ===
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! colspan="2" |Portrait
!Prime Minister
<small>(Birth–Death)</small>
! colspan="3" |Term of office & mandate
<small>Duration in years and days</small>
!Party
!Government
|-
| rowspan="
| rowspan="
| rowspan="
| rowspan="
<small>2449</small>
| rowspan="4" |<small>11 May</small>
<small>2458</small>
| -
| rowspan="5" |Conservatives
|Harmala I
|-
|2450
|Harmala II
|-
|2452
|Harmala III
|-
|2455
| rowspan="2" |Harmala IV
|-
|
|-
| rowspan="2" |
| rowspan="2" |
| rowspan="2" |
|<small>11 May</small>
<small>2458</small>
|<small>19 May</small>
<small>2461</small>
|2458
| rowspan="2" |Socialists
| rowspan="2" |Haavista
|-
| colspan="3" |
|-
| rowspan="3" |'''(3)'''
| rowspan="3" |
| rowspan="3" |Erika Lanaholm
| rowspan="2" |<small>19 May</small>
<small>2461</small>
| rowspan="2" |<small>25 May</small>
<small>2467</small>
|2461
| rowspan="3" |Liberals
|Lanaholm I
|-
|2464
| rowspan="2" |Lanaholm II
|-
|
|-
| rowspan="
| rowspan="
| rowspan="
| rowspan="2" |<small>25 May</small>
<small>2467</small>
| rowspan="2" |<small>21 May</small>
<small>2473</small>
|2467
| rowspan="3" |Conservatives
|Campbell I
|-
|2470
| rowspan="2" |Campbell II
|-
|
|-
| rowspan="
| rowspan="
| rowspan="
| rowspan="2" |<small>21 May</small>
| rowspan="2" |<small>2 May</small>
<small>2479</small>
|2473
| rowspan="3" |Socialists
|Campbell I
|-
|2476
| rowspan="2" |Campbell II
|-
| colspan="3" |
|-
| rowspan="2" |
| rowspan="2" |
| rowspan="2" |
|<small>2 May</small>
<small>2479</small>
|<small>30 May</small>
<small>2482</small>
|2479
| rowspan="2" |Socialists
| rowspan="2" |Baker I
|-
| colspan="3" |
|-
| rowspan="3" |'''(7)'''
| rowspan="3" |
| rowspan="3" |John Campbell
| rowspan="2" |<small>30 May</small>
<small>2482</small>
| rowspan="2" |<small>8 May</small>
<small>2488</small>
|2482
| rowspan="3" |Conservatives
|Campbell III
|-
|2485
| rowspan="2" |Campbell IV
|-
| colspan="3" |
|-
| rowspan="2" |'''(6)'''
'''[2]'''
| rowspan="2" |
| rowspan="2" |William Baker
|<small>8 May</small>
<small>2488</small>
|<small>13 May</small>
<small>2491</small>
|2488
| rowspan="2" |Socialists
| rowspan="2" |Baker II
|-
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|-
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| rowspan="
| rowspan="
| rowspan="3" |<small>13 May</small>
<small>2491</small>
| rowspan="3" |<small>present</small>
|2491
| rowspan="4" |Liberals
|Pelkal I
|-
|2494
|Pelkal II
|-
|2497
| rowspan="2" |Pelkal III
|-
| colspan="3" |
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Revision as of 01:56, 24 October 2021
the Kingdom of Grensalbourg, commonly known as Grensalbourg, and formerly, the Diarchy of Empherias and Palakkinen in the State of Grensalbourg (2428-2449), is a city state in southeast Alaxia. It was established during the Treaty of Grensalbourg in 2428. Previously, all land belonging to Grensalbourg belonged to Palakkinen but the land was barren and empty. The treaty stipulated that a new city would be built there to act as a trade hub between Empherias and Palakkinen. As such, the nation is split between mostly Empherian and Palakkinen citizens, with a few native Grensalbourgish peoples, and some immigrants from other nations such as Hvede and Ahitereira.
The country's population is approximately 4 million, making it the 42nd largest in the world.
Leadership has evolved throughout the history of Grensalbourg. Originally a person was chosen from both Empherias and Palakkinen to run as a diarchy. In 2449, the former Queen of Empherias, Roxanne, took over permanently of Empherias' half of the government which would be passed onto her children. Palakkinen's role then gained more powers and evolved into an elected office in 2450, and then into the role of a Prime Minister in 2452. Elections would take place every 3 years, with elections being able to be recalled early. There would be 100 seats in Parliament elected with PR. The current Prime Minister, elected in 2491, is Alexander Pelkal, who is expected to run for re-election in the 2500 election for a fourth term.
Politics
Representatives
Pos | Name | Term | Time | Nominated by | Gov | Title | Notes | |
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Empherian Representatives | ||||||||
1 | James Rettels | 1 June 2428
to 1 June 2430 |
Socialist PM Alice Rettels | Rettels I | 2428-2429 | Representative of Rijkdottir Abigail in Grensalbourg | cousin to the then Prime Minister, Alice Rettels | |
Rettels II | 2429-2430 | |||||||
2 | Edgard Morrison | 1 June 2430
to 9 January 2433 |
Socialist PM Alice Rettels | Morrison I | 2430-2431 | 2nd Representative of Rijkdottir Abigail in Grensalbourg | previous populist activist during the 2397 revolution of Empherias | |
Morrison II | 2431-2432 | |||||||
Morrison III | 2432-2433 | died in office, 9 January 2433 | ||||||
3 | Diana Elegy | 9 January 2433
to 1 June 2434 |
Socialist PM Alice Rettels | Elegy I | 2433 | Interim De-facto Representative up to 1 June 2433,
3rd Representative of Rijkdottir Abigail in Grensalbourg |
served as interim de-facto representative until 1 June 2433 | |
Elegy II | 2433-2434 | |||||||
4 | Amelia Rattsenburg | 1 June 2434
to 1 June 2436 |
Socialist PM Edward Broedesmore | Rattsenburg I | 2434-2435 | 4th Representative of Rijkdottir Abigail in Grensalbourg | ||
Rattsenburg II | 2435-2436 | |||||||
5 | Alexander Rye | 1 June 2436
to 1 June 2442 |
Liberal PM Skylar Lawrence | Rye I | 2436-2437 | 5th Representative of Rijkdottir Abigail in Grensalbourg | former Liberal leader in Empherias until 2422 | |
Rye II | 2437-2438 | |||||||
Rye III | 2438-2439 | |||||||
Rye IV | 2439-2440 | |||||||
Rye V | 2440-2441 | Protector of the Interests of Grensalbourg from Empherias | more power given to the representative | |||||
Rye VI | 2441-2442 | |||||||
6 | Isabella Holmes | 1 June 2442
to 1 June 2444 |
Socialist PM Katelyn Roberts | Holmes I | 2442-2443 | soon to be centrist party leader in 2446 in Empherias | ||
Holmes II | 2443-2444 | |||||||
7 | Maria Harris | 1 June 2444
to 1 June 2446 |
Socialist PM Katelyn Roberts | Harris I | 2444-2445 | former and future foreign affairs adviser in Empherias | ||
Harris II | 2445-2446 | |||||||
8 | Peter Marnstricht | 1 June 2446
to 26 August 2449 |
Socialist PM Katelyn Roberts | Marnstricht I | 2446-2447 | grandfather of future politician Gregorik Marnstricht | ||
Marnstricht II | 2447-2448 | |||||||
Marnstricht III | 2448-2449 | the High Kingdoms of Alaxia representative in Grensalbourg | ||||||
Marnstricht IV | 2449 | |||||||
9 | Rijkdottir Roxanne | 26 August 2449
to 1 September 2450 |
by herself without opposition | Roxanne I | 2449-2450 | Rijkdottir of Grensalbourg,
the High Kingdoms of Alaxia representative in Grensalbourg |
post abolished on 1 September 2450 | |
Palakkinen Representatives | ||||||||
1 | ||||||||
2 |
List of Prime Ministers
Portrait | Prime Minister
(Birth–Death) |
Term of office & mandate
Duration in years and days |
Party | Government | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
(1) | Egad Kaapo Harmala | 1 January
2449 |
11 May
2458 |
- | Conservatives | Harmala I | |
2450 | Harmala II | ||||||
2452 | Harmala III | ||||||
2455 | Harmala IV | ||||||
(2) | Benjamin Haavista | 11 May
2458 |
19 May
2461 |
2458 | Socialists | Haavista | |
(3) | Erika Lanaholm | 19 May
2461 |
25 May
2467 |
2461 | Liberals | Lanaholm I | |
2464 | Lanaholm II | ||||||
(4) | Peter Campbell | 25 May
2467 |
21 May
2473 |
2467 | Conservatives | Campbell I | |
2470 | Campbell II | ||||||
(5) | Gregorik Meraka | 21 May
2473 |
2 May
2479 |
2473 | Socialists | Campbell I | |
2476 | Campbell II | ||||||
(6) | William Baker | 2 May
2479 |
30 May
2482 |
2479 | Socialists | Baker I | |
(7) | John Campbell | 30 May
2482 |
8 May
2488 |
2482 | Conservatives | Campbell III | |
2485 | Campbell IV | ||||||
(6)
[2] |
William Baker | 8 May
2488 |
13 May
2491 |
2488 | Socialists | Baker II | |
(8) | Alexander Pelkal | 13 May
2491 |
present | 2491 | Liberals | Pelkal I | |
2494 | Pelkal II | ||||||
2497 | Pelkal III | ||||||