Erwan Nasserethe

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The Profound Estimable Sir
Erwan Nasserethe
MP
Official 1924 parliamentary portrait
1st Deputy Prime Minister of Morstaybishlia
In office
24 July 1926 – 1 August 1928
MonarchThadeus II
Preceded byposition established
Succeeded byDelores Gastrell[a 1]
Chancellor of the Exchequer
In office
21 June 1957 – 20 June 1964
Prime MinisterEverett Glasgore
Preceded byDider Narramore
Succeeded byEnvel Phillips
In office
24 July 1926 – 1 August 1928
Prime MinisterFrederick Alderman
Preceded byRobert Risne
Succeeded byKonzelveg Menez
In office
10 October 1924 – 29 March 1926
Prime MinisterAlton Kresjarl
Preceded byBenjamin Baltassar
Succeeded byRobert Risne
Leader of the Civic Party
In office
17 January 1926 – 2 November 1949
Preceded byposition established
Succeeded byEverett Glasgore
Father of the House
In office
1 April 1961 – 20 June 1964
Preceded bynone
Succeeded byWilton Bishop
Member of Parliament
for Darley and St Matilda's Hill, Redrugus
In office
29 August 1917 – 20 June 1964
Personal details
Born
Erwan Morgainn Nasserethe

14 May 1823
Toransloe, Staynes, Great Morstaybishlia
Died13 October 1979 (aged 156)
Lentura, South Staynes, Great Morstaybishlia
Political partyLiberal Party (1917-1926)
Civic Party (1926-1975)
Spouse(s)Aziliz Toupin (m. 1844-1897)
Nyfain Vanstone (m. 1912-1979)
Alma materToransloe University

Sir Erwan Morgainn Nasserethe (14 May 1823 - 13 October 1979) was a Staynish businessman and statesman who served thrice as Chancellor of the Exchequer (1924-1926, 1926-1928, 1957-1964), simultaneously serving as Deputy Prime Minister (1926-1928) whilst in coalition with the Podite Frederick Alderman. Nasserethe founded the Civic Party in 1926, defecting from the Liberal Party with over a hundred other Members of Parliament amidst the Jusdelva Debate. He became Father of the House when Orson Klarass retired in 1961, therefore making him the oldest MP to have served since the inception of Parliament in 1917. Nasserethe is a second-generation member of the wealthy Nasserethe family, the third son of Embask founder Ildut Nasserethe and grandson to the political theorist and revolutionary Lomig Nasserethe.

Erwan was born to Valerian parents Ildut and Edwina Nasserethe in Toransloe. When Erwan was born, their family name was tarnished because his grandfather Lomig Nasserethe was one of the Podite leaders of the failed 1826 revolution. Erwan worked as an apprentice wheelwright until moving to Redrugus to find better work. Erwan's father Ildut went on to found Embask when he was 42, by which time Erwan had established a coachbuilding business called Redrugus Coachmakers. It would evolve into Automobile Redrugus in 1896, producing some of the first petrol powered automobiles in Western Aurora, and by 1903 adopting the honourific title "Royal" when the Morstaybishlian Royal Family adopted the brand as its primary automobile, becoming Royal Redrugus. Erwan adopted a 20% share of Embask when his father died in 1916, propelling him to become one of the wealthiest men in western Staynes at the time. Erwan would somewhat follow in his grandfathers footsteps when he financially supported Alton Kresjarl in founding the Liberal Party, and later supporting the Morstaybishlian Revolution where Thadeus II signed the Great Charter of the Liberties.

After serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer under Alton Kresjarl, Erwan and Alton's relationship broke down in the second year of the Kresjarl ministry and Erwan defected, founding the Civic Party with the backing and defection of over a hundred MPs which led to the loss of Kresjarl's majority. Kresjarl would operate a minority government for a few months before being forced to call a general election. Erwan lead the Civics as the fourth largest party until he resigned in 1949. He accepted an offer in 1957 to come back into front bench work, becoming Chancellor of the Exchequer again in the first Civic government under the centrist reformist Everett Glasgore. Erwan retired from politics at the end of that term, in 1964. He would sell his shares in Royal Redrugus in 1969, a year before the Auroran Imperial War, and later died in 1979 at the age of 156.

Notes

  1. Office vacant between 1 August 1928 and 16 January 1970.