Prime Ministers of Great Morstaybishlia

The prime minister of Great Morstaybishlia is the head of the Government of Great Morstaybishlia, and chair of the Morstaybishlian Cabinet. Following King Thadeus II signing the Great Charter of the Liberties in August 1917, an elected parliament was first formed which established the position of prime minister as head of government. Orson Klarass, who led the government of Morstaybishlia for over five years from 1917 to 1922 was the first prime minister, but the longest-serving prime minister by definition was Ian Crowcasa, who served the position for over fourteen years from 1961 until 1975.

The position of prime minister is applied only to head of states in the Kalmington System, and does not retrospectively apply to Lord High Steward, the lead role in the Treasury that were appointed by the authority of the Crown prior to 1917. The Lord High Steward was previously considered the first of the Great Offices of State and was appointed or dismissed at will by the incumbent sovereign.

From 1917

Conservative (9)   Labour (9)   Democrats (4)   Liberal (4)
Order	Title Prime Minister Office (Birth–Death)			Term of office & mandate Duration in years and days			Ministerial offices held as prime minister	Party	Government	Monarch (Reign)
1			The Profound Estimable Orson Klarass MP for Kalmington, Bursil (1882–1981)	11 October 1917	13 December 1922	1917	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Conservative	Klarass I	Thadeus II 1917—1959
						1920			Klarass II
				5 years and 64 days
2			The Profound Estimable Frederick Alderman MP for Laiaton, Bursil (1872–1939)	13 December 1922	24 May 1924	—	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Conservative	Alderman
				1 year and 164 days
3			The Profound Estimable Alton Kresjarl MP for Karagow, Aeternum (1858–1934)	24 May 1924	16 April 1929	1924	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Liberal	Kresjarl I
						1928			Kresjarl II
				4 years and 328 days
4			The Profound Estimable Wilton Lavel MP for Lucarin, Durayn (1857–1934)	16 April 1929	28 April 1932	—	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Liberal	Lavel
				3 years and 13 days
5			The Profound Estimable Benjamin Baltassar MP for Fennerdorn, Redrugus (1874–1945)	28 April 1932	17 January 1935	1932	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Conservative	Baltassar
				2 years and 265 days
6			The Profound Estimable Kirus Guivarch MP for North Prosperior (1885–1960)	17 January 1935	6 June 1939	1935	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Labour	Guivarch
				4 years and 141 days
7			The Profound Estimable Berowalt Staves MP for Mellser North, Aeternum (1886–1949)	6 June 1939	4 February 1942	—	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Labour	Staves I
						1940			Staves II
				2 years and 244 days
8			The Profound Estimable Alec Lanx MP for North Pastel, Aeternum (1898–1967)	4 February 1942	17 September 1942	1942	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Liberal	Lanx I
				226 days
9			The Profound Estimable Berowalt Staves MP for Mellser North, Aeternum (1886–1949)	17 September 1942	23 June 1943	1942	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Labour	Staves III
				280 days
10			The Profound Estimable Alec Lanx MP for North Pastel, Aeternum (1898–1967)	23 June 1943	27 August 1945	1943	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Liberal	Lanx II
				2 years and 66 days
11			The Profound Estimable Samminel Klintani MP for Frae South, Bursil (1908–1981)	27 August 1945	15 July 1949	1945	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Conservative	Klintani
				3 years and 323 days
12			The Profound Estimable Leroy Marvant MP for Laiaton, Bursil (1910-1993)	15 July 1949	1 March 1955	1949	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Labour	Marvant I
						1952			Marvant II
				5 years and 230 days
13			The Profound Estimable Melvin Krassady MP for Rudicore, Kasidura (1915-1967)	1 March 1955	12 August 1956	—	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Labour	Krassady
				1 year and 165 days
14			The Profound Estimable Everett Glasgore MP for Wurser, Bursil (1900-1985)	12 August 1956	1 April 1961	1956	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Democrat	Glasgore
				4 years and 233 days						Galfridus 1959—1991
15			The Profound Estimable Ian Crowcasa MP for West Abingdon, Celidizia (1920–1993)	1 April 1961	15 April 1975	1961	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Conservative	Crowcasa I
						1967			Crowcasa II
						1970			Crowcasa War
				14 years and 15 days
16			The Profound Estimable Delores Gastrell MP for Cavenhelm (1918-1981)	15 April 1975	23 August 1977	1975	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Democrat	Gastrell
				2 years and 131 days
17			The Profound Estimable Nancy Jarsdel MP for Klandenstein and Orxmair (born 1932)	23 August 1977	20 October 1981	—	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Democrat	Jarsdel
				4 years and 59 days
18			The Profound Estimable Donald Kreitser MP for Rherton, Verhana (1914-1994)	20 October 1981	12 March 1985	1981	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Labour	Kreitser
				3 years and 144 days
19			The Profound Estimable Robert Delari North Montinay and Salternay (born 1914-2003)	12 March 1985	2 April 1991	1985	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Democrat	Delari I
						1990			Delari II
				6 years and 22 days
20			The Profound Estimable Rupert Sinkasa MP for Kingsfort (1920-2012)	2 April 1991	22 March 1996	1991	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Conservative	Sinkasa-Bishop (Con.-Lib.)	Lambertus VII 1991—present
				4 years and 356 days
21			The Profound Estimable Aveline Tharen MP for Delgravia West (born 1941)	22 March 1996	6 December 1996	—	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Conservative	Tharen-Bishop (Con.-Lib.)
				260 days
22			The Profound Estimable Ramsay Logrin MP for Glaver and Humpare (born 1951)	6 December 1996	2 March 1998	—	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Conservative	Logrin-Bishop (Con.-Lib.)
				1 year and 87 days
23			The Profound Estimable Verlhanz Rothgerus MP for Banaslow, Fort Jubrayn (born 1920)	2 March 1998	4 May 2005	1998	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Labour	Rothgerus
				7 years and 64 days
24			The Profound Estimable Walter Johannes MP for Monneharrigon (born 1971)	4 May 2005	27 February 2019	2005	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Conservative	Johannes I
						2012			Johannes II
						2014			Johannes-Hague (Con.-Farmer U.)
						2017			Johannes IV
				13 years and 300 days
25			The Profound Estimable Franklin Barvata MP for Cavenhelm (born 1968)	27 February 2019	23 September 2021	2019	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Labour	Barvata I
						2021			Barvata II
				2 years and 209 days
26			The Profound Estimable Riannar Karmer MP for Wurser, Bursil (born 1947)	23 September 2021	12 July 2022	—	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Labour	Karmer-Saudaran (Lab.-Dem.)
				293 days
27			The Profound Estimable Franklin Barvata MP for Cavenhelm (born 1968)	12 July 2022	Incumbent	—	First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Labour	Barvata-Saudaran (Lab.-Dem.)
				251 days
	Title Prime Minister Office (Birth–Death)			Term of office & mandate			Ministerial offices	Party	Government	Monarch (Reign)

Living former officeholders

As of March 2021, there are six living former Morstaybishlian prime ministers. The most recent to die was Rupert Sinkasa, on 8 June 2012.

• 

  Nancy Jarsdel (age 90)
  (1977-1982)

• 

  Aveline Tharen (age 81)
  (1996)

• 

  Ramsay Logrin (age 71)
  (1996-1998)

• 

  Verlhanz Rothgerus (age 102)
  (1998–2005)

• 

  Walter Johannes (age 51)
  (2005-2019)

• 

  Franklin Barvata (age 53)
  (2019-2021)

See also

• Cabinet of Great Morstaybishlia
• Parliament of Great Morstaybishlia
• Government of Great Morstaybishlia