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Brekenreidkegt Brekepaine

Following decades of out of touch politicians continuously winning in Parliament, due to the bad representation system, having dukes and high titled men and women being allowed to vote, many people are angry. The most angry are the middle class in the suburbs of the largest cities: Wynnoa, Esthullen and Rommes, who are upset that the gap between them and the upper class were increasing. the "Brekenreidkegt Brekepaine" was a novel written by poet Lewis Rhommel in late 2394 criticising the institution of pointless suppression of voting by the lower and middle classes. The Brekenreidkegt being the local name for a town hall in southwest Esthullen which had been notorious for often comical voting margins and gerrymandering. The building was seized in the early morning at around half past four by around five hundred middle class civilians, with hundreds of lit torches and common weapons such as cricket bats, fencing swords and cooking knives. However, the pure amount of people forced the doors to break under pressure and the people to swarm through the front gates. One of the leaders of this protest was Edgard Morrison, an avid populist, who wanted to convince the corrupt Duke in the area to free up voting regulations and allow people to vote and elect a new representative of the people. This was important as a new tax law, which would've raised taxes, was about to be passed by the government of the nation. Windows smashed, royal guards stabbed and killed, and the Duke fled the scene and declared an emergency to Rijkse James VII of Empherias.

A local populist man named Felix D'laminet was chosen by the local mass of people among popular opinion to replace the current duke in hiding. The overthrown Duke self-declared his exile, being rich enough to support himself elsewhere in the countryside and fearing a return. Felix had previously worked as an adviser to the Duke, trying to promote new and radical reforms and ideas. He was fired after not blending well and then started work at a local outspoken newspaper, the "Real People's Work" where he gained popularity amongst the classes. A cult of personality had formed around Felix D'laminet. He had formed the People's Populist Party (PPP) and hoped to challenge the ruling class in the upcoming elections under the Rijkse James VII. However, another popular man. Henry Alark was also popular amongst populists known for his more violent and militarist opinions. This extremist branch believed that they should remove the entire current Parliament by force in a revolution. These Alarkists began planning to take over.

Aerogastnicht - Night of the Many Ghosts

Four months before the scheduled national elections, Henry Alark rallied his small extremists in the town of Scudbourg. They had used months of preparation, and many were armed with ex-military rifles ready to storm the government. They began at the King's Palace, the Parliament, the Main City Centre, and many rich manors around the city. They stormed the Parliament. Two hundred militia and Alark himself stormed in the doors and creating mass panic in the building. Only a dozen of MPs were there, but they were all slaughtered as they were defenceless. Immediately, the Royal Guards were called. The Prime Minister immediately sent Rijkse James VII to flee in Rommes, while he would rally the Royal Guards to attack and defeat the insurrection, and the PM himself would try and calm down the crowds. the Battle of Parliament was fought for three whole days, with the Royal Guards against the Militia until the militia was entirely unorganised, chaotic and leaderless. As Henry Alark fled, the Battle had claimed eighty lives, and many MPs had died.

Despite not taking part of inciting the insurrection, Felix D'laminet was arrested on charges of treason for defying the Duke, and being a pretender in a public position. The elitists tried to do this to curb the influence of the populists, but many of his supporters threatened another insurrection, but bigger this time. The Royal Guards were put on high alert. Felix D'laminet became a very well known figure across the country due to many newspapers of the event, and many sympathised with his cause. Applications to join the populist party skyrocketed in the next few weeks and months. On election day, the populists were not taking part, and the Conservatives had won the election, with many of the nobles and elite sympathising for their lost party members. the Alarkists prepared a march on Parliament again, this time with numbers of tens of thousands instead of a few hundred.

The Princess Coup

The King's daughter, the eldest of the children, Princess Abigail has taken over the duty of ruling the country following her father's flee. Abigail, having had her education in foreign nations due to the King's busy work, has a different idea on how to control the government. While the Rijkse has fled from Rommes to the Hveden Federation, Abigail disbands the entire government of mostly un-elected dukes and lords and takes complete control of the entire nation's government. She promises she will remove this power from herself once a parliament of only elected officials is put in place. Taking charge of a newly elected Parliament, she creates a faction of liberals which allies itself with the large following of the People's Populist Party and has the support of many lower and middle class people. The nobles and lords that have been removed from power are very angry to lose influence over the government. Very few now support Princess Abigail and many of them form a faction of Frankists, supported by rich and upper class people, lords and nobles, and the people who work for these nobles and lords to support themselves. Rijkse James, if he was to return from Hvede is likely to be torn between his daughter and the Frankists.

The Populist Uprising (2395-2415)

Princess, now Rijkdottir, Abigail releases Felix D'laminet from prison as she is sympathetic to his cause. She asks Felix to form a new government and become the new Prime Minister. This new government was formed on 1st January 2397. Despite his violent tendencies, he selects other prominent populist figure Henry Alark to lead a ministry of defence. This is mainly to raise an army to quell any noble uprisings if they are to come, or other foreign nations who may intervene with the revolution. He also selects Harry Redworks, a left wing political adviser to the old Rijkse; Edward Broedesmore, a slightly middle class land owner and philanthropist who had devoted time to helping the poor; William Weslington, a former army general and liberal advocate brought to serve in the new military as a high ranking general; Robert Webber, a political commentator and expert who leant conservative; Henry Watford, a local business owner who leans conservative; Maria Harris, a friend to Felix who leans liberal; Amelia Rattsenburg, owner a local newspaper and daughter of a rich noble who leans liberal; and Alice Rettels, a descendant of the famous Empherian ambassador Alexander Rettels.

Felix D'laminet's Tenure

This new government led the nation in the years following until the Rijkdottir demanded that Felix hold a general election to democratically elect officials into government positions. Felix officially branded himself into the leader of the Populist party and ran for the position of Prime Minister in the first post-revolution election on 28th March 2402. Opposing him was his good friend and great Socialist advocate, Elizabeth Rose, running for the Socialist party; the very conservative and establishment Conservative leader, Josef Martinique; and many smaller parties such as the Liberals, the Social-Nationals and the Right Democrats. The Populists won the election, winning 144 out of 300 possible constituency seats. While this was not a majority of seats, the rest of the parties' vote was fractured which gave the Populists a plurality of the votes and therefore the right to form a government. They formed a minority government. The Conservatives won 99 seats, 45 less than the Conservatives. The Socialists won 25 seats. Elizabeth Rose opened up possibilities of a left-wing coalition between the Populists and Socialists, but nothing came of it and the Populists had no trouble running the nation.

The next general election occurred on 1st May 2407. It was all but agreed that May would serve as a month for the elections. Again running were the Populists, led by Felix D'laminet; the Conservatives, led by Josef Martinique; and the Socialists, led by Elizabeth Rose. The Socialists manage to win 10 more seats than the Conservatives (80 to the Conservatives' 70) while the Populists won again with 139 seats. The Liberals did worse than usual with many votes going to the Conservatives. This demonstrated a shift further to the left as populist ideals grew more in pop culture and society. Felix D'laminet announced his resignation on 10th April 2411 following 14 full years of ruling the country. Originating from health issues, he originally planned on taking a year off to recover while allowing fellow party member Robert Webber to act as an Interim Prime Minister, before returning to the role. However, Felix later decided that after the decade and a half that he should go for good and a new fresh face lead the nation. As the resignation was immediate however, the new party leader had to be implemented. Leader of the second largest party and in an informal coalition with the ruling party, the Socialists were sworn in as a caretaker government. This government was governed by Elizabeth Rose from D'laminet's resignation until the next election date of 17th April 2412. This caretaker government allowed many populist figures to remain in key positions.

Webber and Watford's Tenure

Despite having the bid of being D'laminet's preferred interim, Robert Webber ultimately lost out a tough nine month leadership election to colleague, Henry Watford. He had previously served as Lord of the Treasury under Felix D'laminet's government. Using the height of memory of the populist government of the past, and the Populist mania in pop culture, Watford created an ideal picture around himself in the media and easily won the 17th April 2412 election. He won 141 seats, more than Felix did in his second run at the election but still produced a minority government. Because of more difficulty in passing legislature without a majority, and the Socialists unwilling to form an informal coalition without D'laminet's leadership, the Populists were forced to allow a new election to take place before the scheduled 2417 election. After debates in parliament, the next election was decided to take place on 21st December 2414 on national Empherias day, to allow high voting turnouts. The 2412 election actually increased the size of the Commons from 300 to 325 members of parliament following an addition of constituencies. This made the achievement of 141 MPs more underwhelming.

The election on 21st December 2414 would again increase this size in Parliament, from 325 to 371 members. Henry Watford ran again for the Populists while the other two major parties also kept the same leader. The popular and constituency votes disagreed for the first time in history. The popular vote which would form a government was won by the Populists making Henry Watford the new Prime Minister. However, the Socialist party won more constituency seats in Parliament and therefore were able to block government legislature. This was more torturous than the political problems in 2412 and led to Henry Watford's resignation as Prime Minister and leader of the Populist party on the 28th December 2414. Robert Webber, with his chance stolen in 2414, took the position as both leader of the party and Prime Minister on the same day. To end this political turmoil, Webber places a new election to take place the following year on 21st December 2415. He planned on passing legislature with support of parties on a case by case basis to try and improve the political situation. Webber promised a Populist leadership election to truly elect a new leader by June 2415, but this date was not met.

The election on 21st December 2415 would again increase the size of parliament to 401 members. A small bloc of Conservative and Liberal voters formed a new Liberal party which stood in the election. The Socialists, under Elizabeth Rose, managed to win both the popular and constituency votes winning 225 members of parliament, a majority of 24 seats. The Populists only managed 99 members of parliament, with the Conservatives even lower on 60. This solidified the Socialists as a force to be reckoned with in politics.

The Battle of Priscei Cathedral

During this term, Felix had to deal with many different issues. First, the threat of a monarchist invasion and uprising, and possible intervention from monarchist nations surrounding them. On 3rd March 2399, thousands of men following various noblemen rise up in the city of Priscei and capture the city without resistance. D'laminet orders Henry Alark, the Minister of Defence to retaliate. He sends the Royal Guards, populist volunteers and militia, and what remains of the old Empherias National Army of 20,000 troops to attack and put down the rebellion. Outside the Priscei Cathedral, 26,000 populist troops with General William Weslington battle an opposing 5,000 monarchist rebels led by Lord Peter van Rindelburg. Due to superior training and morale, with many noble troops fighting out of obligation not for support, the Populists take only 800 casualties while the Monarchist rebels take 2400 casualties. This leads to half of the Monarchist rebels dead, and the Empherias army still standing strong with 25,000 troops. The remaining rebels are either arrested or flee. Lord Peter is captured and executed for treason the following year in 2400.

Due to embarrassment, Rijkse James VII, who had planned to return to Empherias to aid a Monarchist revolt had their campaign been more successful, decided to remain in Hvede. Local newspapers spread the idea that Rijkse had essentially abdicated and exiled himself to live in a country estate in Hvede. The popularity of the Monarchists dwindled as many placed their trust in the new government. Monarchist nobles were stripped of titles and lands to scare other lords into going against the government. Many who took part in the rebellion were executed or imprisoned. The Populists grew in popularity rapidly. Many nobles weren't very pleased with these changes but did not want to revolt due to the major change in political climate, and their recent loss at Priscei. Then, due to Rijkse James VII's essential abdication in the previous days, Abigail was coronated on the Empherias National Day of Celebration on December 21st 2401 as Rijkdottir Abigail the First. She swore not to go mad with power and protect Empherias from any future threats, and to devote her whole life to the nation. She awarded Henry Alark, Felix D'laminet and William Weslington with the highest order of the nation: a knighthood.

Policies of the Populists

One of the first policies of the Populists was to create a grand but small army to defend Empherias with. Henry Alark founded the Empherias navy, despite being landlocked, in 2401. He negotiated a deal with Ahitereira-Koresa to lease a small piece of land on the coast of the East Alaxian sea, in which an Empherian port would be established named Nieuwbourg. It was intended to be a large port for imports and exports. A large railway would connect Nieuwbourg and the closest major trade city, Vreimer. The railway would not be Empherian territory, but owned by the National Empherias Trading Association as a company. Tariffs for the port would be set by Empherias, and would also see the creation of military warships for Empherias. In return, a non-aggression pact was signed for 10 years with border control decreased significantly. Cash would be paid for the lease and both Koresan and Empherian workers could work on the port to bring in jobs for both nations. Half of the profits from commercial use would be given to Ahitereira. the Treaty of the Nieuwbourg Port was signed in 2402.

An alliance between the Kingdom of Empherias and the Hveden Federation was signed on 18th February 2402.

Following Nieuwbourg's construction, an Empherias battleship was comissioned on 5th June 2412 by Alark. Blueprints and plans were acquired from Hveden Federation with research from Empherian engineers.

Tax breaks were given to mothers who have three or more children. More children were popularised in media through government intervention. Furthermore, schemes to encourage immigration to Empherias were created. Path to citizenship was made easier, with the ability to hold dual-nationality. Communities and towns built specifically for ex-patriots of other countries were created and given small pieces of autonomy. Large examples of this were Nehvedenbourg which hosted many Kusfeldic heritage, and Palakteb, a town filled with many Palaks. The media was requested to show off the nation as a safe space for migrants and refugees throughout the world. Racism and xenophobia is taught in schools to be against good moral code. Old cultural significance to the Empherians, to not completely remove any symbols of the Empherian people, were shown off too. The old popular sport of sword-fighting was brought back in spectacular fashion in the Fencing Cup in 2406, with subsequent cups every year. As 2500, this remains one of the most popular sports in Empherias. Empherias dress was shown off more often and December 21st was made a national holiday in 2408.

The government took a new approach to education. An education minister would establish new rules for education. A seperate of Primary and Secondary education was made, with the former ending at age 10. Language learning of either Hveden or Ahitereiran was introduced there after with a third language optional at age 14. Children could leave school at 16 to become a legal adult and earn an adult's minimum wage. All children took an end of school exam for qualifications. Later education started at age 17 which included pre-existing universities. The first government endorsed university was Esthullen National College but more continued. A child's minimum was furthermore set at half of an adult's. Lands surrounded by a yellow border were purchased by Empherias. The lands of the Tbekien were annexed on 10th July 2410. Although occupied for some centuries now, new documentation was passed in parliament that recognised the land as sovereign Empherias soil equal to the other lands. Minister of Foreign Affairs asked the global community to recognise these lands as Empherias too. To emphasise that these lands were represented by Empherias, 25 new constituencies were formed out of the land and added to the Parliament. However, it is notable that these constituencies had far fewer people than other constituencies due to the large amount of inhospitable lava fields in the area. A local governorship was established as Representative of the Lands and People of Tbekien which would represent the region in the cabinet of the government.

Discussed by Henry Alark and Alice Rettels, the Hveden Federation and the Kingdom of Empherias signed a deal in late 2411 that promised the entire army of Empherias to aid the Hveden's in case of war with the ability to assign the command of all troops to their army. In return, Hvede would provide army and navy technologies of the time to keep the army in top notch condition. Military access would be granted to both nations alongside naval access. However, this was later ended by Prime Minister Elizabeth Rose.

Soon after, in early 2412, them and the Kingdom of Karkuss would form the AHEK Alliance. Palakkinen joined the alliance later in 2414. The Lava Field & People Collaboration Mission was former in 2413 by Elizabeth Rose which dealt with matters of research over the lava fields. Two separate slices of land were bought from the Hveden Federation in early 2414. Railways are also built between Hvede and Empherias. (pictured)

the new National Empherias Housing Associate (NEHA) would provide small houses including a small living space, a kitchen, a bathroom and a bedroom. These were be built in stacks of five and stacked closely together in city centres, and in suburbs were to be in stacks of up to twenty to accommodate large amounts of people. Changes to tax are 0.5% increase for the years of 2412 and 2413 alone, and then 0.25% increase in 2414 and 2415.

Due to the recession and unpopularity, Henry Watford made the decision to lower income tax from 21.5% to 16% on the lowest paid brackets, and for medium class ($60,000 or more) from 26.5% to 21%, and for upper class ($140,000 or more) from 33.5% to 28%. This puts less strains on the citizens themselves. Due to the tax decrease, Education funding is scrapped for at least until 2417, Housing funding is scrapped for at least until 2417, and a tax was placed on luxury goods that will equal 30% of their value on top.

Integration of Weskynn and Norsair[edit | edit source]

Following a suspiciously large donation, the royal family of Weskynn place an Empherian politician and statesman David Algarre as the Prime Minister of their nation. Following this, Algarre submits a declaration of unilateral union with the Kingdom of Empherias. Amelia Rattsenburg begins the process of integration of many public services. Their legal rights are submitted into the Empherian constitution and they are admitted to the state on 1st January 2414. This integration increases the Empherian parliament from 325 to 371 members. Norsair, the duchy to the south east, was in a similar situation. Following alleged scandals by the former Duke that supposedly breached the safety of Empherian citizens on the border, Henry Alark moved 3000 peacekeeping troops to the capital of the nation. These remained from June 2412 until September 2413. The government was under immense pressure from the Empherias chief adviser Harry Redworks and information adviser Amelia Rattsenburg alongside it's own representatives to change the situation. The government collapsed on 12th September 2413 following a heated argument between the ruling Chaparet party and a coalition member Daliget party. Chaparet were in favour with more collaboration with the Empherians through further integration with the similar languages. The Daligets however, and many opposition parties, wanted to continue with independence.

Harry Redworks, a popular figure in Norsair, having studied and become a pseudo-celebrity, moved to the capital to defuse the situation on 15th September 2413. He was more popular than any member of the government had been, mainly because he had been removed from the situation, and was wanted by many Chaparet members to take charge of the parliament. With an overwhelming backing, Redworks became the new leader of the Chaparet where he persuaded enough opposition and Daliget members to support his side enough to form a new government. They wanted fresh change, were inclined by money and fame, and passed the motion to elect the new government on 21st September 2413 creating the first "stable" government since 2409. Following this, Redworks passed legislature that would allow easy integration with Empherias such as changing many standardisations to match. He persuaded the nation to vote for a bill that would allow the action to join the Kingdom of Empherias in early 2414. This legislature was bound up in much bureaucracy and the bill was expected to come into effect in October 2414 with possible unification in early 2415. The bill was signed into law on 28th October 2414. Redworks was expected to pass a bill unifiying the two nations on 16th January 2415. However, the populist's mediocre result at the 2414 election convinced Redworks that a possible populist defeat was possible in following elections and that his own ideology may be on the decline. If he was to resign in Norsair, he could fall back on his job in the Populist cabinet of Empherias, but without this, he had no safety net. He delayed the signing of the unification until 20th July 2415 when fellow Chaparet believed he was trying to consolidate power for himself. Chaparet and the opposition formed a vote of no confidence on 29th July 2415 which passed, removing Redworks from power. Norsair's new Prime Minister, Alexander Charles, signed the unification on 11th August 2415. Norsair is recognised to have joined Empherias on 1st September 2415.

The Rose Era (2415-2425)[edit | edit source]

Elizabeth Rose became the Prime Minister on the night of the 21st December 2415 with a majority of the seats in Parliament. This was the first time since the revolution that the government had a majority of the seats in Parliament and this allowed for easy change and a shift in politics to occur. To consolidate local power around Empherias, Elizabeth Rose wanted to make a union of countries around all of East Alaxia for peace, security and economic benefits for all partaking members. She spent the majority of 2416 and 2417 attempting to make deals with other nations. Ludwig Reimes, a good friend of Elizabeth Rose and continuous figure among Socialist outlets, was appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer following a recession caused by the leadup and impact of the First World War.

Economic Union of East Alaxia (EUEA)[edit | edit source]

see also: Economic Union of East Alaxia

Social Policies[edit | edit source]

During Elizabeth Rose's reign, the previous King who had fled to the Hveden Federation died of a stroke whilst still exiled. He was moved back to Empherias for a royal burial in early 2416. The socialists, under pressure from the royal family, introduced a same-sex marriage bill allowing two members of the same sex to get married. Homosexual relationships were allowed previously for many centuries, but never in marriage. The bill came into effect in February 2416 allowing for one of the royal members, Princess Maria, to get married to another woman in May 2416.

Dissolution of the Populist Party[edit | edit source]

The populist party at this point is a skeleton of it's former self. Robert Webber as leader is grossly unpopular having lost power and had some disagreements with other popular populist figures. He is humiliated after a speech to the Populist convention on 12th May 2417 and then resigns the following day. Alice Rettels, the great granddaughter of acclaimed ambassador Alexander Rettels, takes over as the Interim leader. She makes exactly two appearances in Parliament as the populist leader before she signs the formal dissolution of the populist party on 1st August 2417. During Rettels' tenure, over 20 populist MPs had renounced their party membership. Webber, when speaking on the dissolution in his autobiography in 2421, stated:

"I hold no responsibility to Rettels for the dissolution of the party. What I, and my predecessors, were doing was steering a sinking ship as far as it could go. Following the rise of ideologically driven political parties - and hundreds at that - the need for a populist party was gone. Whatever action we took for the future would lead to some corner of the party feeling frustrated. The populist project could not go on."

Robert Webber, Alice Rettels, Henry Watford, and other prominent populist figures change their allegiance to the People's Socialist Party which closely followed their ideologies under Elizabeth Rose's leadership. The most famous politician not to follow is Peter Goodard, an advocate for conservatism within the populist that had a large following. 66 of the 99 populist MPs sign up to the Socialist party by 2418, while 20 went to the Conservatives, 4 to the Liberals, 1 to the Nationalists and 8 remained independent.

Elizabeth Rose was happy to allocate top populist politicians to positions in the government. Henry Alark maintains his position as Minister of Defence and the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces. Edward Broedesmore, formerly the Lord of the Treasury; is made a financial adviser. Alice Rettels is appointed as the Empherian ambassador to the Hveden Federation but later becomes Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs.

The Rose Project[edit | edit source]

Building on the Felix D'laminet Decade Roadmap (2407-2417) and Watford Five Year Plan (2413-2417) made under a populist government, Elizabeth Rose unveils the Rose Project on 1st September 2417 following the end of Summer Recess. The plan consisted of three stages beginning in 2417 and continuing past 2427. The plan was flexible to allow future Prime Ministers to make tweaks and changes to the situation if the Socialists didn't continue. Major infrastructure projects will improve the economy following the recession.

Universities were be built across the country in the nation's biggest cities. The largest university created was the Royal University of Rosetta, in Wynnoa. Foreign students were welcomed and treated equally within the schools although small cases were racism still existed. These schools prioritised higher subjects such as Science, Engineering and Mathematics. To support these universities, grants were given out by the government to lower costs of enrolment and to encourage learning. Major missteps were made with not regulating these grants as many schools maintained their current cost of entry while also taking in grant money. There were also instances of fraud within their institutions. Rose recommended lowering the tax that schools and corporations had to pay to allow for greater allocation of money but these were never passed in Parliament.

Defence wasn't prioritised as much as before. The fear of monarchist or particularist revolts died down following the relative stabilities in Empherias in the 2410s. Spending was cut by 33% in the duration of the plan with the majority of spending going to research and development, with 28% of the remaining spending going to the purchase and production of naval vessels.

New transport links regarding railways and road infrastructure were created across the nation. More bridges were built to connect towns across primarily the river Ewynn and it's tributaries. New train stations, research and development, better transport networks were developed. The majority of railway services remained privatised but some were sold to public companies to work on more rural railways, primarily ones in the mountains. Despite railways being the nation and the government's preferred way of travel, the majority of research and development went into new trial transport methods such as trams. Bicycles were also encouraged with plans to build more bicycle lanes however these were dropped due to cost concerns. Cost would be a huge factor which slowed the progress. The deadline was delayed countless times from 2427 to as late as 2433 with some plans being scrapped all together.

Palakkinen Border Crisis[edit | edit source]

On 7th December 2417, Palakkinen announced claims on the eastern-most parts of the Eastern Durbinian Mountains. These parts were claimed, and had been claimed, by the Hveden Federation for decades by this point and they had begun migrations to here within the previous ten years. Hvede threatened war with Palakkinen unless they backed down, which they didn't. The following day, Henry Alark pulled 24,000 troops out of reserves into active duty and sent to patrol the south-eastern border. He did this under the continuation of good Empherias-Hvede relations and alliance. By the 10th December 2417, the tension had heated up and Henry Alark forced Elizabeth Rose to pass the Act of Reserves 2417. This act pulled all remaining 46,000 reserve troops into active duty and reformed the army into 14 divisions of 5,000 troops. Alark personally stationed these equally across the border. He also ordered the E.R.S Abigail battleship to sail down the Ewynn River to patrol trade going to Palakkinen.

The Crisis was ultimately mediated by the foreign party of Ahitereira which created the Non-Aggression of East Alaxia. This allowed Palakkinen to annex the mountains it had claimed, guaranteed non-aggression between Empherias, Hvede, and Palakkinen, and recognised an Hveden expansion into the southern-most unclaimed lands in the east. Hvede's full control over these lands was not recognised and a conference to divide up these lands never occurred.

Empherias maintained better relations and exited it's semi-isolation phase. Princess Catherine Lydekker of Empherias then married Prince Fernico of Ahitereira-Koresa in 2418. This drastically improved Empherias-Ahitereiran relations. Prince Louis Lydekker of Empherias then married Princess Wendy of Karkuss in 2419.

The Late Rose Era[edit | edit source]

In the 2420 election, with the populists out of the picture, the main rivalry was between Elizabeth Rose and the conservative leader, William Henry Russell. Rose was delighted with the result of 299 socialist MPs compared to the Conservative's 100. This gave the Socialists a great majority and mandate to continue carrying out the Rose Project. Both Elizabeth Rose and Ludwig Reimes micromanaged the economy to an extent during the recession to make sure everything more closely. The national budget was evaluated every six months to make sure budgets were strict, and a significant amount of the budget was contributed to debt repayment and keeping money in the treasury. After a significant amount of by-elections in 2423, William Henry Russell resigned as leader of the Conservative party due to losses.

The Rettels Era (2425-2435)[edit | edit source]

Elizabeth Rose then announced during one of her speeches on 20th February 2424 that she would resign on the 1st May 2424. She did not choose her successor, instead wishing to hold a leadership election between March and April 2424. She announced in the same speech that she has prepared for reformed EUEA propositions to be created and hoped the next Prime Minister would continue her work to unite East Alaxia in an economic and political union. Alice Rettels ultimately won this leadership election and led the Socialists in the 2425 election. This election was the first using the proportional representative system where Rettels won 59.7% of the vote, securing her a clear majority and mandate. Her main rival in the election was Liberal leader Skylar Lawrence. The Conservatives had collapsed following troubles in 2423 and 2424 and eventually merged with the Liberals. They claimed only 35.2% of the vote however. Henry Artenflower, famous leader of the fringe Nationalist party, died on 18th December 2425 of health complications at age 86. The nationalists then selected Luka Beckers, aged 28, to take over the party. This worried both Lawrence and Rettels as his rhetoric was a valuable asset to any party. Harry Redworks, former domestic affairs minister in Norsair, and president of the country with the same name, died soon after.

Major changes to the budget occurred under Rettels who believed that the effects of the recession had lessened. The education budget was increased by nearly 50% acknowledging their grant scheme wasn't particularly helping. They reformed the scheme system to pay parents of smart children a large percentage of their enrolment fee to allow poorer families to still have good education in universities. Grants were only be granted to safe and trusted universities, although like always this was exploited. Public schools were offered and were paid entirely by government or charities up until the age of 16 to allow poverty stricken parents to give their younger children basic education. This massively increased literacy rates and caused a standardisation of the Empherian language which was set to be similar to Alaxian standards in Ahitereira. Private schools were still available however.

Rettels submitted a law to the parliament for the creation and empowerment of trade unions which was approved by 92.5% of the Commons, and 90.8% of the Representatives house. These would be able to strike against bad employers which increased the worker's rights in an industrialising and capitalist society. The government also introduced a minimum wage law set at 4.50 krelats per hour. Local legislation elsewhere saw the wage increase to as much as 5.25 krelats per hour. Liza Veys, Rettels, and Reimes sat down with many of the top delegations of Alaxian powers to which their reformed EUEA plans were again rejected.

Naval Expansion of the 2420s[edit | edit source]

The army, following the end of the Great War, would see an even lesser purpose. Their budget was cut by half with the navy doubling their budget. The navy was seen as more important, especially for trade. Rettels appointed famous admiral Tom Rijkseite to serve as Chief of the Naval Forces. A naval expansion would see the purchase from Ceironia of:

• 4 battleships
• 6 destroyers
• 11 rapid-assault cruisers
• 3 heavy-assault cruisers
• 4 submarines
• 1 dreadnought

This included a goal of 8,000 volunteers for sailors and the employment of new engineers. New submarine and dreadnought designs would be developed with the help of Hveden technology. He further announced 7 coastal patrol vessels and a new battleship hich were completed by 2427.

Military Expansion of the 2420s[edit | edit source]

Henry Alark wished to expand the military similar to Tom Rijkseite's expansion to the navy. Despite the recent budget cut, Alark succeeded in this by importing old scrapped metals and accepting gifts from neighbours. 50,000 volunteers went through two years of military training, although this didn't increase the numbers much as around ~30,000 former volunteers left the army entirely. He organised a deal with Ceironia that would see Empherias purchase the blueprints, designs and decommissioned models of military aircraft, old battleships, submarine, destroyers and armoured cars. Palakkinen contemplated a joint-development of military equipment but nothing came of it. The first in-house built Empherian tank, the Erwynn I, began production in 2430.

Kiavalar donated a large amount of weapons, equipment and knowledge to the Empherian army in early 2430. The army gained:

• 200 heavy tanks
• 100 light tanks
• 15 medium tanks
• 200 planes
• 50 metal body planes
• 200 armoured cars
• licences for production
• two military officers expert in either armed or naval forces

William Weslington filled in for Alark often during this period due to his worsening health. Following his 6 weeks off from the military, he was forced to take another 2 months leave due to a stroke suffered on the end of the 6th week. Following a year of up and down participation in planning and coordinating the ministry of defence from home, through letters, he was forced away from this practice when he had a second stroke after receiving news of a disaster fire onboard one of the battleships - although the fire only caused minimal damages before being put out. He was hospitalised and he passed away in his sleep 4 days later. He was 92 and insisted he remained in government throughout the remaining years of his life. William Weslington became the Minister of Defence in his place.

The Treaty of Grensalbourg[edit | edit source]

The Treaty of Grensalbourg was signed with Palakkinen on 14th September 2428. This treaty ceded a large portion of land in eastern Empherias (although all land lost had been acquired by Hvede a decade earlier) to Palakkinen. Empherian companies remained in control of 5% of mining rights in this area. A new country, known as Grensalbourg, would become an independent city state built by joint Empherian and Palakkinen workers to act as a major trading hub with open borders to both nations. It would be led by two co-leaders with one appointed by Empherias and one by Palakkinen. This city state vowed to be permanently demilitarised but under military protection by all involved parties. Anybody living in Grensalbourg would be eligible for dual-citizenship of Empherias and Palakkinen with new children to automatically hold both citizenships. However, in 2470, Grensalbourg introduced a Grensalbourgish citizenship that people can opt into if they wanted to.

Lack of Innovation in the 2430s[edit | edit source]

The Election of 2430 ended predictably in another Socialist victory. Skylar Lawrence humiliated as the Liberals lost 12 seats, but she vowed she would reform policies and lead the Liberals to a great victory. Rettels had little more to promise as the Socialists fatigued being in power too long. She introduced the Public Weapons Act which banned weapons in public without a reasonable purpose or expressed permission with punishment of imprisonment or fines.

the Royal Marriage of Princess Roxanne and her boyfriend James Boulevard saw the eldest daughter of the heir to the throne, Prince George married at age 18 to a friend of hers from university and son of famous newspaper editor John Boulevard. The service took place in late 2432.

Despite a very lackluster third term, Rettels announced her resignation as Prime Minister to take place on 1st November 2433 with another socialist leadership race taking place between 1st August and 24th November. She was heavily criticised for this, having done practically nothing in two years, while passing on the baton to a new Prime Minister who would have only two years to introduce effective legislature before the next general election. high profile socialist, former populist, and cabinet long timer Edward Broedesmore wins the race and becomes Prime Minister. This race is controversial as Broedesmore wins by just 5,000 votes and beating out very popular Chancellor Ludwig Reimes.

Edward Broedesmore again does very little legislature. He was praised for little interference in the economy, making it the most free market Empherias had been since the 2300s however he was critiqued heavily for his failure to help poverty stricken families or introducing regulation which both Elizabeth Rose and Alice Rettels promised but never implemented. Both him and Rettels failed to seek new research and therefore Empherias fell behind in terms of technology by around five years. He was known as egotistical and was later revealed to be incredibly corrupt. He glided Empherias to the next election in 2435. He stood for re-election against Skylar Lawrence: A veteran politician and liberal expert who had been steadily gaining popularity against the Socialist's arrogance and lack of innovation.

The Lawrence Administration (2435-2441)[edit | edit source]

Following Skylar Lawrence's victory at the general election, she vowed to change the landscape of Empherias forever. Being the first right wing party in power in over 40 years, Lawrence announced that she planned to increase the amount of disposable income for citizens and be the party for corporations and businesses. This led to the Income Tax Act 2435, where the Liberals lowered income tax from 20% to 18% on lower tax brackets, and from 20% to 16% on higher income tax brackets. Their government also passed the Minimum Wage Act of 2435 where the minimum wage was decreased by 55.5% to encourage businesses to employ more people and lower unemployment. Lawrence decreased the amount of government spending on the welfare state by 1.2%, moving this money to giving out subsidies to badly performing businesses to encourage growth. The education budget was slashed following the cut to income tax to stop the government going into debt, and the whole industry was effectively privatised.

The government created the Government Company and Interests Foundation (GKIF) in the Government Corporate Economic Growth Act 2436. This agency was owned by the government and gave grants to business start-ups who follow government guidelines and agree to operate exclusively in Empherias for the first ten business years. They also created the Government International Company Association (GIKA) which aimed at bringing in business and companies from other countries to operate in Empherias with further grants, loans, land and lower rent prices. In 2437, the government passed the Corporate Tax Act 2437, which lowered corporate tax from 30% to 25%. They vowed to lower this figure to 20% but this never happened during this administration.

The Liberal government, especially Minister of Justice Josephine Bell, wanted a reform to the judicial system. This established the government court headed by experts in law by the current party; the opposition court headed by experts in law by the party in the opposition; and finally the Supreme Court. The supreme court would be headed by individuals who, once appointed, would serve forever until death or resignation. They would be experts in law, and legally required to abstain from all politics. Judges on the supreme court would number 11, and usually be chosen as the longest serving court members. Prisons would be down-scaled in severity with smaller and less severe sentences. Sentences on different types of offences would be set in stone and standardised across the whole nation. Furthermore, the government abolished the death penalty in the Capital Punishment Act 2440. During this time, Parliament relocated from a small palace building in Esthullen - where it had been located since 2396 - to a newly built palace in Wynnoa. The Supreme Court would remain.

Skylar Lawrence's party would run for re-election in the 2430 general election where they lost their majority in Parliament and lost 48 seats in total. She had to be careful because of her minority government and being unable to make a coalition. Theoretically, she could of made a coalition with the Centrists, Conservatives and the Nationalists, but this would've been a very thin coalition. Therefore, she ran on a case by case party co-operation basis. Three major bills passed through parliament during this time:

• In November 2440, Lawrence proposed the Empherias Oil Claimant Act 2440, which would claim oil patches in oceans surrounding Southeast Alaxia. With co-operation from the Nationalists, Conservatives, Centrists and some independents, this bill passed narrowly.
• In March 2441, Lawrence proposed the Empherias Claimant of Southern Hveden Mountains Act 2441, which claimed a large portion of the Hveden southern mountains for Empherias. The Nationalists advocated for this bill, but key parties needed for it to pass such as the Conservatives and Centrists opposed it due to it conflicting with the Empherias policy and alliance with the Hveden Federation.
• In July 2441, Lawrence proposed that Norsair should be completely integrated into the Empherias state and remove their autonomy in the Norsair Integration Act 2441. This passed almost unanimously with only 11 rejections and 7 abstains.

By November 2441, Skylar Lawrence was tired of presiding over a parliament and working on trying to stitch together a coalition for every vote rather than lead a government. She then called a snap general election for December 2441 to try and regain a majority. Despite having no change in seats, the Socialists (288) manage to win 29 more than the Liberals (259) and therefore gained the ability to form a government. This Socialist government was insured by the Syndicalist party's 20 seats which took them over the half way line to 308 seats. Katelyn Roberts therefore became the next Prime Minister.

The Roberts Administration (2441-2447)[edit | edit source]

Katelyn Roberts, on her first speech as Prime Minister, laid out the three principles for the country to follow. Under her leadership, the country would aim for an expanded welfare state; a settlement to the Kloresa question; and an answer to corruption in the ranks of the Socialist party. As the first PM to be born after the Revolution of 2395, Roberts inherited a vastly different Socialist party. Early socialism was full of innovation, youth, and great ideals which were acted upon - this was not Roberts' view of the party as she entered into the higher sectors of the party hierarchy. As a measure of counter-corruption and as a transition into new "robertian" socialism, Roberts appointed a young but hopeful intern, Sofia Hopkins, to general secretary of the Socialist party and as Chief Adviser.

Unification with the High Kingdoms (2448-2500)

Jack Bastion and the Fall of the Liberals (2485-2494)

The King Administration (2487-2500)

other

Election	Date	Elected prime minister		Largest party	Seats	Majority	Second place		Seats	Third place		Seats	Fourth place		Seats	Fifth place		Seats	Other
2402 (MPs)	28 March 2402		Felix D'laminet	Populist	288	-13		Conservative	198		Red Bloq	50		Liberal	42		Greens	16	6
2407 (MPs)	1 May 2407				277	-24			161			132			22			6	2
2411 (MPs)	10 April 2411		Elizabeth Rose	Red Bloq	232	-69		Populist	220		Conservative	124			18		Nationalist	4	2
2412 (MPs)	18 April 2412		Henry Watford	Populist	251	-50		Red Bloq	239			93		Nationalist	8		Liberal	7	2
2414 (MPs)	21 December 2414				248	-53			247			63		Liberal	28		Nationalist	8	6
2415 (MPs)	21 December 2415		Elizabeth Rose	Red Bloq	328	56		Populist	171			54			25			12	10
2420 (MPs)	1 May 2420				383	166		Conservative	150		Liberal	36		Nationalist	24		Greens	4	3
2423 (MPs)	26 January 2423				427	254			111		Nationalist	28		Liberal	22			7	5
2425 (MPs)	17 September 2425		Alice Rettels		351	102		Liberal	179		Conservative	20		Nationalist	17		Alliance	11	22
2429 (MPs)	1 September 2429				378	156			163		Nationalist	16		Conservative	15		Greens	11	17
2432 (MPs)	25 May 2432				342	84			188			20			18		Alliance	15	17
2435 (MPs)	18 September 2435		Skylar Lawrence	Liberal	304	8		Red Bloq	232			21		Alliance	16		Conservative	9	18
2440 (MPs)	24 September 2440				259	-42			254			33		Greens	29		Alliance	7	18
2441 (MPs)	21 December 2441		Katelyn Roberts	Red Bloq	288	-13		Liberal	259		Greens	20		Nationalist	17			10	6
2445 (MPs)	8 September 2445				322	44			207			22			21			9	19
2448 (MPs)	26 May 2448		Lukas Knight	Populist	252	-49			211		Red Bloq	104			10		Greens	10	13
2449 (MPs)	8 September 2449				200	-101		Red Bloq	176		Liberal	171			27			10	16
2453 (MPs)	7 September 2453		Sofia Hopkins	Red Bloq	285	-16		Populist	162			114		Greens	16		Nationalist	13	10
2458 (MPs)	1 September 2458				503	406		Liberal	69		Nationalist	11			11		Conservative	3	3
2463 (MPs)	12 September 2463				367	134			179			25			12			10	7
2468 (MPs)	27 September 2468				274	-27			249		Greens	31		Nationalist	20			12	14
2473 (MPs)	4 May 2473		Klara Willows		321	42			219		Nationalist	41		Greens	9			5	5
2475 (MPs)	1 November 2475		Scarlett May	Liberal	283	-18		Red Bloq	262			43			6		Ankranks	4	2
2480 (MPs)	18 February 2480				341	82			199			51			3			2	4
2485 (MPs)	1 September 2485				323	46			209			46			10		Conservative	4	8
2487 (MPs)	30 January 2487		Alistair Walker	Red Bloq	380	160		Nationalist	129		Liberal	77		Ankranks	4		Greens	3	7
2491 (MPs)	19 February 2491		Lucy King		487	374			65			24		Conservative	7		Alliance	5	12
2495 (MPs)	29 September 2495				298	-3		Liberal	212		Nationalist	73			8		Greens	4	5
2499 (MPs)	2 September 2499				296	-5			264			25			6		Alliance	4	5
2501 (MPs)	26 March 2501		William Turner	Liberal	341	82		Red Bloq	157		Labour	45		Nationalist	38		Conservative	8	11
2506 (MPs)
2511 (MPs)
2515 (MPs)
2518 (MPs)
2519 (MPs)

Election	Dates	Elected prime minister (during term)	Winning party	Government vote share	Seat majority	Seats	Monarch (Reign)

Election	Date	Outcome of election						Prior to dissolution				Opposition
		Elected prime minister		Largest party	Seats		Majority	Ruling party	Seats		Majority		Second place	Seats			Third place	Seats
2402 (MPs)	28 March 2402		Felix D'laminet	People's Populist Party	288	down	-13	PPP-Red Bloq coalition	338		76
2407 (MPs)	1 May 2407				277	down 11	-24
2411 (MPs)	10 April 2411		Elizabeth Rose	Red Bloq	232		-69
2412 (MPs)	18 April 2412
2414 (MPs)	21 December 2414
2415 (MPs)	21 December 2415
2420 (MPs)
2423 (MPs)

Country Pages

• Empherias
• High Kingdoms of Alaxia
• Grensalbourg
• Palakkinen
• Karkuss
• Hveden Federation
• Weskynn
• Norsair
• Tbekien

Government Pages

• 77th Government of Empherias
• 78th Government of Empherias
• 79th Government of Empherias

Political Parties

• People's Socialist Party of Empherias
• People's Populist Party of Empherias
• Empherian Liberal Party

Elections

• Empherias Provisional Election of 2449
• Empherias Provisional Election of 2491
• Empherias Provisional Election of 2495
• Empherias Provisional Election of 2499
• Empherias - List of Elections
• High Kingdoms of Alaxia National Election of 2447

Notable People

Prime Ministers

• List of Heads of States in Empherias
• Lucy King
• Alistair Walker
• Scarlett May
• Vincent Burken
• Klara Willows
• Sofia Hopkins
• Lukas Knight
• Katelyn Roberts
• Skylar Lawrence
• Edward Broedesmore
• Alice Rettels
• Elizabeth Rose
• Henry Watford
• Robert Webber
• Felix D'laminet
• Hayden Edward
• Jackson Grey Edward
• Wigfred Marksdottir
• Thomas Wright
• Alexander Reyes
• Hugh Duncans
• Alice Rusbridge
• Isaac Campbell
• Spencer Young
• Edgard Merigold
• Maria Alexandria
• Peter Bakaret
• Eghloris Temple
• James Edward
• John Edward
• Lukas Clementine
• The Revolutionary Alamekas
• The Ironknight Alamekas
• Lewis Morris
• Clark Heras
• The Mayflower Alamekas
• David Lloyd Johnson
• Henry Alamekas III
• Edward Alamekas
• Henry Alamekas II
• Henry Alamekas I
• Eghloris Lydekker-Hyrette

Monarchs

• Roxanne
• George IV
• Abigail

Chancellors of the Exchequer

• List of Chancellors of the Exchequer in Empherias
• Lena Brandst
• Henry Latters
• Katherine Valentine
• John Malkey
• William Turner
• Peter Mayweather
• Steven Rettels
• Melanie Monroe
• Charlotte Holme
• Skylar Wright
• David Algarre
• Thomas Rettels
• Elise Piper
• Amelia Rattsenburg
• Ludwig Reimes
• Edward Monktet
• Lily-Mae Byrne

Empherias Civil War
Location Empherias
Belligerents
Empherias High Kingdoms of Alaxia Palak Gov't in Exile Grensalbourg Supported by: Kiavalar Hveden Federation	SPR Empherias Council of Syndicalists Legion of Revolutionaries Palakkinen Grensal Rebels Dwarven Norsair Dwarven SPR

Others

Election	Date	Elected prime minister		Largest party	Seats	Majority	Second place		Seats	Third place		Seats	Fourth place		Seats	Fifth place		Seats	Other
2402 (MPs)	28 March 2402		Felix D'laminet	Populist	288	-13		Conservative	198		Red Bloq	50		Liberal	42		Greens	16	6
2407 (MPs)	1 May 2407				277	-24			161			132			22			6	2
2411 (MPs)	10 April 2411		Elizabeth Rose	Red Bloq	232	-69		Populist	220		Conservative	124			18		Nationalist	4	2
2412 (MPs)	18 April 2412		Henry Watford	Populist	251	-50		Red Bloq	239			93		Nationalist	8		Liberal	7	2
2414 (MPs)	21 December 2414				248	-53			247			63		Liberal	28		Nationalist	8	6
2415 (MPs)	21 December 2415		Elizabeth Rose	Red Bloq	328	56		Populist	171			54			25			12	10
2420 (MPs)	1 May 2420				383	166		Conservative	150		Liberal	36		Nationalist	24		Greens	4	3
2423 (MPs)	26 January 2423				427	254			111		Nationalist	28		Liberal	22			7	5
2425 (MPs)	17 September 2425		Alice Rettels		351	102		Liberal	179		Conservative	20		Nationalist	17		Alliance	11	22
2429 (MPs)	1 September 2429				378	156			163		Nationalist	16		Conservative	15		Greens	11	17
2432 (MPs)	25 May 2432				342	84			188			20			18		Alliance	15	17
2435 (MPs)	18 September 2435		Skylar Lawrence	Liberal	304	8		Red Bloq	232			21		Alliance	16		Conservative	9	18
2440 (MPs)	24 September 2440				259	-42			254			33		Greens	29		Alliance	7	18
2441 (MPs)	21 December 2441		Katelyn Roberts	Red Bloq	288	-13		Liberal	259		Greens	20		Nationalist	17			10	6
2445 (MPs)	8 September 2445				322	44			207			22			21			9	19
2448 (MPs)	26 May 2448		Lukas Knight	Populist	252	-49			211		Red Bloq	104			10		Greens	10	13
2449 (MPs)	8 September 2449				200	-101		Red Bloq	176		Liberal	171			27			10	16
2453 (MPs)	7 September 2453		Sofia Hopkins	Red Bloq	285	-16		Populist	162			114		Greens	16		Nationalist	13	10
2458 (MPs)	1 September 2458				503	406		Liberal	69		Nationalist	11			11		Conservative	3	3
2463 (MPs)	12 September 2463				367	134			179			25			12			10	7
2468 (MPs)	27 September 2468				311	22			232			36			11			7	3
2473 (MPs)
2475 (MPs)
2480 (MPs)
2485 (MPs)
2487 (MPs)
2491 (MPs)
2495 (MPs)
2499 (MPs)
2501 (MPs)
2506 (MPs)
2511 (MPs)
2515 (MPs)
2518 (MPs)
2519 (MPs)

Companies

• Merigold's

Misc.

• Empherias Football Club
• Empherias - National Budgets
• Empherias in Football
• 2447 Nieuwbourg City fire
• Merigold Street

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#		Portrait	Name (Birth-Death)	Term of office; Electoral mandates		Time in office	Political party	Administrations
1			Lady Melanie Monroe	3 April 2468	17 October 2470		Liberal	May I	1 Nov 2475	18 Feb 2480
								May II	18 Feb 2480	1 Sep 2485
				Following the 2468 marriage of Prime Minister Hopkins to Prime Minister Jiari of Azyeri-Bordo, she spent considerable less time in Empherias. As such, the Chancellor of the Exchequer Melanie Monroe was promoted to the role of Deputy Prime Minister, and would more likely than not fill in for Hopkins on official Prime Ministerial business such as addressing and holding cabinet meetings, and addressing parliament and the country. Because of this, she is often stated as being an unofficial Prime Minister as she was never officially given the role but carried it's duties more than anybody else for the two final years of Hopkins' premiership.				May III	1 Sep 2485

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Royalist (23),   Conservative (20),   Whig (15),   Rhetorist (12),   Red Bloq (12),   Liberal (7),   Populist (5),   Democrat (4),   Nationalist (3)

Royalist (23),   Conservative (20),   Whig (15),   Rhetorist (12),   Red Bloq (12),   Liberal (8),   Populist / Labour (5),   Democrat (4),   Nationalist (2)
Portrait			Prime Minister (Birth-Death)	Term of office / mandate (Duration)		Government
1			Lord Mathias Haas, 2nd Duke of Rommes (1903-1985)	6 Mar 1945 - 12 Jun 1969 (24 years, 3 months, 6 days)	-	Rommes I	6 Mar 1945 - 1 Feb 1949	Royalist
					-	Rommes II	1 Feb 1949 - 1 Mar 1969
					-	Rommes III	1 Mar 1969 - 12 Jun 1969
2			Lord James Mayweather, Baron of Wilsby (1909-1974)	12 Jun 1969 - 3 May 1973 (3 years, 10 months, 21 days)	-	Mayweather I	12 Jun 1969 - 4 Apr 1970
					-	Mayweather II	4 Apr 1970 - 26 Oct 1972
					-	Mayweather III	26 Oct 1972 - 3 May 1973
3			Lord Henry Cecil (1920-1994)	3 May 1973 - 13 Sep 1984 (11 years, 4 months, 10 days)	-	Cecil I	3 May 1973 - 13 Sep 1984
4			Lord John Massey, 4th Duke of Proynest (1921-1994)	13 Sep 1984 - 1 May 1993 (8 years, 7 months, 18 days)	-	Proynest I	13 Sep 1984 - 1 May 1993
5			Lord Oswald Ignesse, Baron of Estgard (1936-2032)	1 May 1993 - 16 Sep 1995 (2 years, 4 months, 15 days)	-	Ignesse I	1 May 1993 - 16 Sep 1995
6			Lord George Montgomery, 3rd Duke of Aalsmeer (1963-2010)	16 Sep 1995 - 2 Mar 2009 (13 years, 5 months, 14 days)	1995	Aalsmeer I	16 Sep 1995 - 2 Mar 2009
7			Lady Viktoria Gascoyne, Baroness of Marsfield (1967-2052)	2 Mar 2009 - 3 Apr 2010 (1 year, 1 month, 1 day)	-	Gascoyne I	2 Mar 2009 - 3 Apr 2010	Rhetorist
8			Lord Beaumont Ives (1931-2013)	3 Apr 2010 - 5 Oct 2013 (3 years, 6 months, 2 days)	2010	Ives I	3 Apr 2010 - 5 Oct 2013	Royalist
9 (7)			Lady Viktoria Gascoyne, Baroness of Marsfield (1967-2052)	5 Oct 2013 - 24 Dec 2014 (1 year, 2 months, 19 days)	-	Gascoyne II	5 Oct 2013 - 24 Dec 2014	Rhetorist
10			Lord Alistair Cyril, 11th Duke of Wilsworth (1981-2021)	24 Dec 2014 - 1 Dec 2021 (6 years, 11 months, 7 days)	2014	Wilsworth I	24 Dec 2014 - 1 May 2017	Royalist
					2017	Wilsworth II	1 May 2017 - 1 May 2020
					2020	Wilsworth III	1 May 2020 - 1 Dec 2021
11 (7) (9)			Lady Viktoria Gascoyne, Baroness of Marsfield (1967-2052)	1 Dec 2021 - 5 May 2024 (2 years, 5 months, 4 days)	-	Gascoyne III	1 Dec 2021 - 1 May 2022	Rhetorist
					2022	Gascoyne IV	1 May 2022 - 5 May 2024
12			Lord Horatio Lowe, Baron of Vertiasse (1978-2026)	5 May 2024 - 7 Oct 2026 (2 years, 5 months, 2 days)	2024	Lowe I	5 May 2024 - 7 Oct 2026	Royalist
13 (11) (9) (7)			Lady Viktoria Gascoyne, Baroness of Marsfield (1967-2052)	7 Oct 2026 - 3 May 2032 (5 years, 6 months, 26 days)	-	Gascoyne V	7 Oct 2026 - 5 May 2027	Rhetorist
					2027	Gascoyne VI	5 May 2027 - 15 Nov 2029
					2029	Gascoyne VII	15 Nov 2029 - 3 May 2032
14			Lord Lewis Sword (1956-2039)	3 May 2032 - 17 Jul 2034 (2 years, 2 months, 14 days)	2032	Sword I	3 May 2032 - 17 Jul 2034
15			Lord Spencer Cunningham-Wells, Baron of Laowynn (1980-2075)	17 Jul 2034 - 25 May 2035 (10 months, 8 days)	-	Cunningham-Wells I	17 Jul 2034 - 25 May 2035
16			Lord Henry Alamekas I, 7th Viscount of Hulgerie (1988-2083)	25 May 2035 - 11 May 2043 (7 years, 11 months, 16 days)	2035	Hulgerie I	25 May 2035 - 1 May 2039	Royalist
					2039	Hulgerie II	1 May 2039 - 11 May 2043
17			Lord Frederick Robyn-Fitz (2002-2065)	11 May 2043 - 14 Jul 2051 (8 years, 2 months, 3 days)	2043	Robyn-Fitz I	11 May 2043 - 7 Jul 2047	Rhetorist
					2047	Robyn-Fitz II	7 Jul 2047 - 14 Jul 2051
18 (16)			Lord Henry Alamekas I, 7th Viscount of Hulgerie (1988-2083)	14 Jul 2051 - 10 Mar 2060 (8 years, 6 months, 27 days)	2051	Hulgerie III	14 Jul 2051 - 10 Mar 2060	Royalist
19			Lady Elizabeth Stone, Baroness of Palaras (2024-2067)	10 Mar 2060 - 5 May 2065 (5 years, 2 months, 25 days)	-	Stone I	10 Mar 2060 - 3 Jul 2061
					2061	Stone II	3 Jul 2061 - 5 May 2065
20			Lord James Sinister, Baron of Esthullen (2029-2104)	5 May 2065 - 16 Oct 2077 (12 years, 5 months, 11 days)	-	Sinister I	5 May 2065 - 9 Jul 2069
					2069	Sinister II	9 Jul 2069 - 5 Sep 2074
					2074	Sinister III	5 Sep 2074 - 16 Oct 2077
21			Lady Charlotte Wallace, Baroness of Marnie Greens (2036-2125)	16 Oct 2077 - 12 Sep 2080 (2 years, 10 months, 27 days)	-	Wallace I	16 Oct 2077 - 15 Jul 2078	Rhetorist
					2078	Wallace II	15 Jul 2078 - 12 Sep 2080
22			Lord Duncan Mackenzie-King, Baron of Cleybourne (2036-2097)	12 Sep 2080 - 23 Jul 2081 (10 months, 11 days)	-	Mackenzie-King I	12 Sep 2080 - 23 Jul 2081
23 (18) (16)			Lord Henry Alamekas I, 7th Viscount of Hulgerie (1988-2083)	23 Jul 2081 - 6 Mar 2083 (1 year, 7 months, 11 days)	2081	Hulgerie IV	23 Jul 2081 - 6 Mar 2083	Royalist
24			Lord Henry-Cellar Alamekas II, 8th Viscount of Hulgerie (2015-2092)	6 Mar 2083 - 7 Sep 2085 (2 years, 6 months, 1 day)	-	Cellar I	6 Mar 2083 - 16 Nov 2083
					2083	Cellar II	16 Nov 2083 - 7 Sep 2085
25			Lady Maria Oswald, Baroness of Webbley (2036-2089)	7 Sep 2085 - 11 Sep 2089 (4 years, 4 days)	2085	Oswald I	7 Sep 2085 - 11 Sep 2089	Rhetorist
26 (24)			Lord Henry-Cellar Alamekas II, 8th Viscount of Hulgerie (2015-2092)	11 Sep 2089 - 9 Nov 2092 (3 years, 1 month, 29 days)	2089	Cellar III	11 Sep 2089 - 9 Nov 2092	Royalist
27			Lord Edward Alamekas, 9th Viscount of Hulgerie (2036-2101)	9 Nov 2092 - 16 Jul 2095 (2 years, 8 months, 7 days)	-	Edward-Hulgerie I	9 Nov 2092 - 16 Jul 2095
28			Lord Duncan Mackenzie-King, Baron of Cleybourne (2036-2097)	16 Jul 2095 - 3 May 2097 (1 year, 9 months, 17 days)	2095	Mackenzie-King II	16 Jul 2095 - 3 May 2097	Rhetorist
29 (27)			Lord Edward Alamekas, 9th Viscount of Hulgerie (2036-2101)	3 May 2097 - 16 Sep 2099 (2 years, 4 months, 13 days)	2097	Edward-Hulgerie II	3 May 2097 - 16 Sep 2099	Royalist
30			Lady Nanou Keys, 3rd Duchess of Elbury (2062-2149)	16 Sep 2099 - 4 Dec 2106 (7 years, 2 months, 18 days)	2099	Elbury I	16 Sep 2099 - 5 Sep 2104	Rhetorist
					2104	Elbury II	5 Sep 2104 - 4 Mar 2106
					2106 (1)	Elbury III	4 Mar 2106 - 11 Jul 2106
					2106 (2)	Elbury IV	11 Jul 2106 - 4 Dec 2106
31			Lord Henry Russell, The 3rd Lord Alamekas, 10th Viscount of Hulgerie (2057-2118)	4 Dec 2106 - 7 Oct 2109 (2 years, 10 months, 3 days)	2106 (3)	Russell I	4 Dec 2106 - 7 Oct 2109	Royalist
32			Sir James Morgan (2047-2133)	7 Oct 2109 - 21 Aug 2114 (4 years, 10 months, 14 days)	-	Morgan I	7 Oct 2109 - 20 Sep 2110	Democrat
					2110	Morgan II	20 Sep 2110 - 21 Aug 2114
33			Sir Edward Lloyd (2055-2136)	21 Aug 2114 - 12 Oct 2120 (6 years, 1 month, 21 days)	-	Lloyd I	21 Aug 2114 - 29 Sep 2115
					2115	Lloyd II	29 Sep 2115 - 12 Oct 2120
34			Sir Spencer Winslow (2078-2176)	12 Oct 2120 - 8 Nov 2129 (9 years, 27 days)	-	Winslow I	12 Oct 2120 - 6 Sep 2121
					2121	Winslow II	6 Sep 2121 - 16 Aug 2124
					2124	Winslow III	16 Aug 2124 - 8 Nov 2129
35			Sir John Whimscott (2078-2136)	8 Nov 2129 - 4 Sep 2130 (9 months, 27 days)	2129	Whimscott I	8 Nov 2129 - 4 Sep 2130
36			Lord Henry Mayflower, The 4th Lord Alamekas, 12th Viscount of Hulgerie (2100-2166)	4 Sep 2130 - 16 Apr 2135 (4 years, 7 months, 12 days)	2130	Mayflower I	4 Sep 2130 - 16 Apr 2135	Royalist
37			Lady Katelyn Nyssa-Green, Duchess of the Everglades (2095-2178)	16 Apr 2135 - 24 Nov 2145 (10 years, 7 months, 8 days)	2135	Everglades I	16 Apr 2135 - 5 Sep 2139	Conservative
					2139	Everglades II	5 Sep 2139 - 16 Oct 2144
					2144	Everglades III	16 Oct 2144 - 24 Nov 2145
38 (36)			Lord Henry Mayflower, The 4th Lord Alamekas, 12th Viscount of Hulgerie (2100-2166)	24 Nov 2145 - 6 May 2152 (6 years, 5 months, 12 days)	2145	Mayflower II	24 Nov 2145 - 9 Oct 2150	Royalist
					2150	Mayflower III	9 Oct 2150 - 6 May 2152
39 (37)			Lady Katelyn Nyssa-Green, Duchess of the Everglades (2095-2178)	6 May 2152 - 13 Sep 2157 (5 years, 4 months, 7 days)	2152	Everglades IV	6 May 2152 - 13 Sep 2157	Conservative
40 (38) (36)			Lord Henry Mayflower, The 4th Lord Alamekas, 12th Viscount of Hulgerie (2100-2166)	13 Sep 2157 - 9 Sep 2160 (2 years, 11 months, 27 days)	2157	Mayflower IV	13 Sep 2157 - 9 Sep 2160	Royalist
41			Lord Harry Haus, Baron of Bellscork (2101-2166)	9 Sep 2160 - 23 May 2166 (5 years, 8 months, 14 days)	2160	Haus I	9 Sep 2160 - 5 Oct 2164	Conservative
					2164	Haus II	5 Oct 2164 - 23 May 2166
42			Sir Lewis Morris (2126-2172)	23 May 2166 - 18 Sep 2172 (6 years, 3 months, 26 days)	-	Morris I	23 May 2166 - 9 Mar 2167
					2167	Morris II	9 Mar 2167 - 18 Sep 2172
43			Lord Henry Ironknight, The 6th Lord Alamekas, 14th Viscount of Hulgerie (2137-2204)	18 Sep 2172 - 13 Sep 2180 (7 years, 11 months, 26 days)	2172	Ironknight I	18 Sep 2172 - 1 Sep 2176	Royalist
					2176	Ironknight II	1 Sep 2176 - 13 Sep 2180
44			Lord Edwin Holt, Baron of Vreimer (2135-2187)	13 Sep 2180 - 9 Jan 2187 (6 years, 3 months, 27 days)	2180	Holt I	13 Sep 2180 - 9 Sep 2184	Whig
					2184	Holt II	9 Sep 2184 - 9 Jan 2187
45			Sir Theodore Holt (2153-2232)	9 Jan 2187 - 9 Sep 2192 (5 years, 8 months)	-	T. Holt I	9 Jan 2187 - 17 Sep 2187
					2187	T. Holt II	17 Sep 2187 - 9 Sep 2192
46			Lord Augustus Waterhouse, Baron of Ivesbury (2149-2211)	9 Sep 2192 - 30 Aug 2200 (7 years, 11 months, 21 days)	2192	Waterhouse I	9 Sep 2192 - 10 Sep 2196	Conservative
					2196	Waterhouse II	10 Sep 2196 - 30 Aug 2200
47			Lord Lukas Kelementine, Baron of Aldegate (2157-2213)	30 Aug 2200 - 4 Feb 2205 (4 years, 5 months, 5 days)	-	Kelementine I	30 Aug 2200 - 25 Sep 2201
					2201	Kelementine II	25 Sep 2201 - 4 Feb 2205
48 (45)			Sir Theodore Holt (2153-2232)	4 Feb 2205 - 9 Aug 2206 (1 year, 6 months, 5 days)	2205	T. Holt III	4 Feb 2205 - 9 Aug 2206	Whig
49			Lord John Edward, Viscount of Georgina (2162-2251)	9 Aug 2206 - 7 Sep 2211 (5 years, 29 days)	-	John-Georgina I	9 Aug 2206 - 12 Nov 2206
					2206	John-Georgina II	12 Nov 2206 - 7 Sep 2211
50			Sir Peter Jenkins (2141-2211)	7 Sep 2211 - 19 Dec 2211 (3 months, 12 days)	2211	Jenkins I	7 Sep 2211 - 19 Dec 2211	Conservative
51			Miles R. Miller (2180-2212)	19 Dec 2211 - 8 Jan 2212 (20 days)	-	Miller I	19 Dec 2211 - 8 Jan 2212
52			Lord Rhys Kennedy, Baron of Lyhail and Malbel (2154-2227)	8 Jan 2212 - 8 Dec 2212 (11 months)	-	Kennedy I	8 Jan 2212 - 19 Mar 2212
					2212 (1)	Kennedy II	19 Mar 2212 - 8 Dec 2212
53 (49)			Lord John Edward, Viscount of Georgina (2162-2251)	8 Dec 2212 - 25 Nov 2231 (18 years, 11 months, 17 days)	2212 (2)	John-Georgina III	8 Dec 2212 - 14 Sep 2217	Whig
					2217	John-Georgina IV	14 Sep 2217 - 25 Sep 2222
					2222	John-Georgina V	25 Sep 2222 - 6 Sep 2227
					2227	John-Georgina VI	6 Sep 2227 - 21 Jun 2230
					2230	John-Georgina VII	21 Jun 2230 - 25 Nov 2231
54			Lord James Edward, 2nd Viscount of Georgina (2189-2267)	25 Nov 2231 - 11 Nov 2250 (18 years, 11 months, 17 days)	-	James-Georgina I	25 Nov 2231 - 8 Aug 2232
					2232	James-Georgina II	8 Aug 2232 - 17 Sep 2237
					2237	James-Georgina III	17 Sep 2237 - 6 Jul 2242
					2242	James-Georgina IV	6 Jul 2242 - 12 Sep 2246
					2246	James-Georgina V	12 Sep 2246 - 11 Nov 2250
55			Lord George V. Lawrence, Baron of Walstone (2201-2276)	11 Nov 2250 - 15 Oct 2255 (4 years, 11 months, 4 days)	2250	Lawrence I	11 Nov 2250 - 6 Aug 2251	Conservative
					2251	Lawrence II	6 Aug 2251 - 15 Oct 2255
56			Lord Eghloris Edgar Temple (2189-2261)	15 Oct 2255 - 9 Nov 2260 (5 years, 25 days)	2255	Temple I	15 Oct 2255 - 9 Nov 2260	Whig
57			Lord Peter Beckers-Tybalt, Baron of Wynpolt (2201-2288)	9 Nov 2260 - 2 Sep 2269 (8 years, 9 months, 24 days)	2260	Beckers-Tybalt I	9 Nov 2260 - 5 Sep 2263	Conservative
					2263	Beckers-Tybalt II	5 Sep 2263 - 10 Dec 2267
					2267	Beckers-Tybalt III	10 Dec 2267 - 1 Aug 2269
					2269	Beckers-Tybalt IV	1 Aug 2269 - 2 Sep 2269
58			Lord Axel Moors, Duke of Creymor (2222-2279)	2 Sep 2269 - 1 Feb 2271 (1 year, 4 months, 30 days)	-	Moors I	2 Sep 2269 - 8 Sep 2270
					2270	Moors II	8 Sep 2270 - 1 Feb 2271
59			Lady Maria Alexandria, Baroness of Kaatscombe (2235-2311)	1 Feb 2271 - 8 Jul 2278 (7 years, 5 months, 7 days)	2271	Alexandria I	1 Feb 2271 - 4 Aug 2275	Whig
					2275	Alexandria II	4 Aug 2275 - 8 Jul 2278
60			Sir Isaac Campbell (2251-2344)	8 Jul 2278 - 12 Aug 2290 (12 years, 1 month, 4 days)	-	Campbell I	8 Jul 2278 - 13 May 2279
					2279	Campbell II	13 May 2279 - 5 May 2284
					2284	Campbell III	5 May 2284 - 20 May 2289
					2289	Campbell IV	20 May 2289 - 12 Aug 2290
61			Mrs Paige West Coleman (2244-2293)	12 Aug 2290 - 8 Sep 2292 (2 years, 27 days)	2290	Coleman I	12 Aug 2290 - 8 Sep 2292	Conservative
62 (60)			Sir Isaac Campbell (2251-2344)	8 Sep 2292 - 11 Oct 2301 (9 years, 1 month, 3 days)	2292	Campbell V	8 Sep 2292 - 16 Sep 2294	Whig
					2294	Campbell VI	16 Sep 2294 - 12 Sep 2299
					2299	Campbell VII	12 Sep 2299 - 11 Oct 2301
63			Sir Edgard Merigold (2277-2365)	11 Oct 2301 - 8 Sep 2304 (2 years, 10 months, 28 days)	-	Merigold I	11 Oct 2301 - 25 May 2302
					2302	Merigold II	25 May 2302 - 8 Sep 2304
64 (62) (60)			Sir Isaac Campbell (2251-2344)	8 Sep 2304 - 15 Jul 2311 (6 years, 10 months, 7 days)	-	Campbell VIII	8 Sep 2304 - 12 May 2306
					2306	Campbell IX	12 May 2306 - 23 May 2310
					2310	Campbell X	23 May 2310 - 15 Jul 2311
65			Lord James B. Sterling, Baron of Visyl (2240-2325)	15 Jul 2311 - 5 Jan 2316 (4 years, 5 months, 21 days)	2311	Sterling I	15 Jul 2311 - 5 Jan 2316	Conservative
66 (64) (62) (60)			Sir Isaac Campbell (2251-2344)	5 Jan 2316 - 12 Mar 2321 (5 years, 2 months, 7 days)	2316	Campbell XI	5 Jan 2316 - 17 Apr 2320	Whig
					2320	Campbell XII	17 Apr 2320 - 12 Mar 2321
67			Sir Spencer Young (2296-2375)	12 Mar 2321 - 19 Aug 2324 (3 years, 5 months, 7 days)	-	Young I	12 Mar 2321 - 20 Jun 2322
					2322	Young II	20 Jun 2322 - 19 Aug 2324
68 (66) (64) (62) (60)			Sir Isaac Campbell (2251-2344)	19 Aug 2324 - 27 Sep 2335 (11 years, 1 month, 8 days)	-	Campbell XIII	19 Aug 2324 - 7 Sep 2325
					2325	Campbell XIV	7 Sep 2325 - 4 Apr 2327
					2327	Campbell XV	4 Apr 2327 - 9 Mar 2332
					2332	Campbell XVI	9 Mar 2332 - 27 Sep 2335
69			Lord Charles Bates-Bennett, Viscount of Enswark (2270-2352)	27 Sep 2335 - 27 Sep 2338 (3 years)	2335	Enswark I	27 Sep 2335 - 27 Sep 2338	Conservative
70			Lady Alice Rusbridge, Baroness of Grangrel (2302-2379)	27 Sep 2338 - 9 May 2347 (8 years, 7 months, 12 days)	2338	Rusbridge I	27 Sep 2338 - 4 Sep 2343	Liberal
					2343	Rusbridge II	4 Sep 2343 - 30 Mar 2346
					2346	Rusbridge III	30 Mar 2346 - 9 May 2347
71			Lord Wyatt Rory-Wells, Viscount of Linswick (2285-2351)	9 May 2347 - 9 Dec 2348 (1 year, 7 months)	2347 (1)	Linswick I	9 May 2347 - 11 Nov 2347	Conservative
					2347 (2)	Linswick II	11 Nov 2347 - 9 Dec 2348
72 (70)			Lady Alice Rusbridge, Baroness of Grangrel (2302-2379)	9 Dec 2348 - 15 Nov 2358 (9 years, 11 months, 6 days)	2348	Rusbridge IV	9 Dec 2348 - 15 Sep 2352	Liberal
					2352	Rusbridge V	15 Sep 2352 - 7 Jul 2354
					2354	Rusbridge VI	7 Jul 2354 - 15 Nov 2358
73			Sir Henry Hugh Duncan (2305-2392)	15 Nov 2358 - 31 Oct 2363 (4 years, 11 months, 16 days)	2358	Duncan I	15 Nov 2358 - 31 Oct 2363	Conservative
74			Sir Alexander Reyes (2322-2380)	31 Oct 2363 - 18 Dec 2373 (10 years, 1 month, 18 days)	2363	Reyes I	31 Oct 2363 - 2 Apr 2365	Liberal
					2365	Reyes II	2 Apr 2365 - 8 Sep 2369
					2369	Reyes III	8 Sep 2369 - 18 Dec 2373
75			Lord Thomas Wright, Baron of Stonegrave (2328-2396)	18 Dec 2373 - 2 Sep 2378 (4 years, 8 months, 15 days)	2373	Stonegrave I	18 Dec 2373 - 2 Sep 2378	Conservative
76			Lady Wigfred Marksdottir, Baroness of Tbekien (2340-2428)	2 Sep 2378 - 12 Dec 2386 (8 years, 3 months, 10 days)	2378	Marksdottir I	2 Sep 2378 - 9 Nov 2382	Liberal
					2382	Marksdottir II	9 Nov 2382 - 12 Dec 2386
77			Lord Jack Kaur, The 1st Lord Grey (2340-2396)	12 Dec 2386 - 5 Dec 2392 (5 years, 11 months, 23 days)	2386	Kaur-Grey I	12 Dec 2386 - 9 Sep 2389	Conservative
					2389	Kaur-Grey II	9 Sep 2389 - 5 Dec 2392
78			Lord Russell Montgomery, The 2nd Lord Grey (2342-2397)	5 Dec 2392 - 1 Jan 2397 (4 years, 27 days)	-	Montgomery-Grey I	5 Dec 2392 - 26 Sep 2393
					2393	Montgomery-Grey II	26 Sep 2393 - 1 Jan 2397
79			Lord Felix D'laminet, Baron of Wynnoa High Royal Marquess (2369-2461)	1 Jan 2397 - 10 Apr 2411 (14 years, 3 months, 9 days)	-	D'laminet I	1 Jan 2397 - 28 Mar 2402	Populist
					2402	D'laminet II	28 Mar 2402 - 1 May 2407
					2407	D'laminet III	1 May 2407 - 10 Apr 2411
80			Lady Elizabeth Rose, Baroness of Gateshaven High Royal Marquise (2380-2474)	10 Apr 2411 - 18 Apr 2412 (1 year, 8 days)	2411	Rose I	10 Apr 2411 - 18 Apr 2412	Socialist
81			Sir Henry Watford (2371-2436)	18 Apr 2412 - 28 Dec 2414 (2 years, 8 months, 10 days)	2412	Watford I	18 Apr 2412 - 21 Dec 2414	Populist
					2414	Watford II	21 Dec 2414 - 28 Dec 2414
82			Robert Webber (2376-2453)	28 Dec 2414 - 21 Dec 2415 (11 months, 23 days)	-	Webber I	28 Dec 2414 - 21 Dec 2415
83 (80)			Lady Elizabeth Rose, Baroness of Gateshaven High Royal Marquise (2380-2474)	21 Dec 2415 - 1 May 2424 (8 years, 4 months, 10 days)	2415	Rose II	21 Dec 2415 - 1 May 2420	Socialist
					2420	Rose III	1 May 2420 - 26 Jan 2423
					2423	Rose IV	26 Jan 2423 - 1 May 2424
84			Lady Alice Rettels, Baroness of Esthulenn (2387-2485)	1 May 2424 - 1 Nov 2433 (9 years, 6 months)	-	Rettels I	1 May 2424 - 17 Sep 2425
					2425	Rettels II	17 Sep 2425 - 1 Sep 2429
					2429	Rettels III	1 Sep 2429 - 25 May 2432
					2432	Rettels IV	25 May 2432 - 1 Nov 2433
85			Edward Broedesmore (2362-2444)	1 Nov 2433 - 18 Sep 2435 (1 year, 10 months, 17 days)	-	Broedesmore I	1 Nov 2433 - 18 Sep 2435
86			Lady Skylar Lawrence, Baroness of Calcrey (2396-2501)	18 Sep 2435 - 21 Dec 2441 (5 years, 4 months, 3 days)	2435	Lawrence I	18 Sep 2435 - 24 Sep 2440	Liberal
					2440	Lawrence II	24 Sep 2440 - 21 Dec 2441
87			Mrs Katelyn Roberts (2405-2498)	21 Dec 2441 - 21 Dec 2447 (6 years)	2441	Roberts I	21 Dec 2441 - 8 Sep 2445	Socialist
					2445	Roberts II	8 Sep 2445 - 21 Dec 2447
88			Lady Sofia Hopkins, Baroness of Bazir (2424-2520)	21 Dec 2447 - 26 May 2448 (5 months, 5 days)	-	Hopkins I	21 Dec 2447 - 26 May 2448
89			Lord Lukas Knight, High Royal Marquess (2401-2489)	26 May 2448 - 7 Sep 2453 (5 years, 3 months, 12 days)	2448	Knight I	26 May 2448 - 8 Sep 2449	Populist
					2449	Knight II	8 Sep 2449 - 7 Sep 2453
90 (88)			Lady Sofia Hopkins, Baroness of Bazir (2424-2520)	7 Sep 2453 - 17 Oct 2470 (17 years, 1 month, 10 days)	2453	Hopkins II	7 Sep 2453 - 1 Sep 2458	Socialist
					2458	Hopkins III	1 Sep 2458 - 12 Sep 2463
					2463	Hopkins IV	12 Sep 2463 - 27 Sep 2468
					2468	Hopkins V	27 Sep 2468 - 17 Oct 2470
91			Mrs Klara Willows (2435-2474)	17 Oct 2470 - 9 Jul 2474 (3 years, 8 months, 22 days)	-	Willows I	17 Oct 2470 - 4 May 2473
					2473	Willows II	4 May 2473 - 9 Jul 2474
92			Sir Vincent Burken (2430-2492)	9 Jul 2474 - 1 Nov 2475 (1 year, 3 months, 23 days)	-	Burken I	9 Jul 2474 - 1 Nov 2475
93			Lady Scarlett May, Baroness of Irongeise (2444-present)	1 Nov 2475 - 30 Jan 2487 (11 years, 2 months, 29 days)	2475	May I	1 Nov 2475 - 18 Feb 2480	Liberal
					2480	May II	18 Feb 2480 - 1 Sep 2485
					2485	May III	1 Sep 2485 - 30 Jan 2487
94			Sir Alistair Walker (2440-2488)	30 Jan 2487 - 9 Jul 2488 (1 year, 5 months, 9 days)	2487	Walker I	30 Jan 2487 - 9 Jul 2488	Socialist
95			Lady Lucy King, Baroness of Ryleigh (2460-present)	9 Jul 2488 - 11 Aug 2500 (12 years, 1 month, 2 days)	-	King I	9 Jul 2488 - 19 Feb 2491
					2491	King II	19 Feb 2491 - 29 Sep 2495
					2495	King III	29 Sep 2495 - 2 Sep 2499
					2499	King IV	2 Sep 2499 - 11 Aug 2500
96			Sir James Williams (2447-present)	11 Aug 2500 - 26 Mar 2501 (7 months, 15 days)	-	Williamson I	11 Aug 2500 - 26 Mar 2501
97			Sir William Turner (2451-present)	26 Mar 2501 - 24 Jul 2507 (6 years, 3 months, 28 days)	2501	Turner I	26 Mar 2501 - 18 Jul 2506	Liberal
					2506	Turner II	18 Jul 2506 - 24 Jul 2507
98			Lord Pippin Pierre, Baron of Neiderveil (2469-present)	24 Jul 2507 - 14 May 2513 (5 years, 9 months, 20 days)	2507	Pierre I	24 Jul 2507 - 1 May 2510	Nationalist
					2510	Pierre II	1 May 2510 - 14 May 2513
99			Sir Spencer Wright (2474-present))	14 May 2513 - 11 Oct 2515 (2 years, 4 months, 27 days)	2513	Wright I	14 May 2513 - 11 Oct 2515
100			Lord John Malkey, Baron of Nieuwbourg High Royal Marquess (2466-present)	11 Oct 2515 - 21 Dec 2519 (4 years, 2 months, 10 days)	2515	Malkey I	11 Oct 2515 - 3 Apr 2518	Labour
					2518	Malkey II	3 Apr 2518 - 21 Dec 2519
101			Valorie Metz (2485-present)	21 Dec 2519 - present (2 years, 11 days)	2519	Metz I	21 Dec 2519 - present	Liberal

Excluded

#		Portrait	Name (Birth-Death)	Disputed term of office		Notes
1			Lady Maisie Zoey King, Baroness of Georgina Noble Royal Courtier (2364-2449)	no consensus	1 January 2397	Following the self exile of Prime Minister Russell Montgomery Grey amid the 2395 Revolution of Empherias, the Rijkdottir Abigail I took more control back to the monarchy in hopes of reform. Maisie Zoey King, her Noble Royal Courtier, often did the duties of the Prime Minister such as leading a small group that could be defined as the government or the cabinet, and addressing the remnants and politically aligned parts of the parliament. She was never officially appointed as Prime Minister like Felix D'laminet would be later, and presided over a much smaller parliament than usually with wildly different procedures in government that would not be seen before or after and is therefore often left out of official counts.
2			Lady Melanie Monroe, Baroness of Maroesiseur (2427-2493)	3 April 2468	17 October 2470	Following the 2468 marriage of Prime Minister Hopkins to Prime Minister Jiari of Azyeri-Bordo, she spent considerable less time in Empherias. As such, the Chancellor of the Exchequer Melanie Monroe was promoted to the role of Deputy Prime Minister, and would more likely than not fill in for Hopkins on official Prime Ministerial business such as addressing and holding cabinet meetings, and addressing parliament and the country. Because of this, she is often stated as being an unofficial Prime Minister as she was never officially given the role but carried it's duties more than anybody else for the two final years of Hopkins' premiership. One problem of this arrangement was a vacancy and time crunch in the Treasury. Parliamentary Undersecretary to the Treasury Steven Rettels then took over a few duties of the Chancellor which would propel his career immensely - becoming Chancellor of the Exchequer himself later in 2470 until 2475.
3			Sir Steven Rettels (2425-2501)	9 July 2474	14 July 2474	Following the death of Klara Willows in office, the Chancellor of the Exchequer Steven Rettels became an interim Prime Minister. Just like Monroe, he would carry out the duties and power of the Prime Minister (though he was never appointed as Deputy Prime Minister) while a successor was chosen internally by the People's Socialist Party. With some major political leverage, Willow's late husband Arduç got his good friend Vincent Burken elected leader. The 2474 leadership election had a quick turnout and so Rettels was only in charge for 5 days between the 9th and 14th of July.