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Revision as of 06:40, 16 October 2021

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 (8)   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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph The Profound Estimable
Perceval Augustine
MP for North Prosperior
(1885–1960)
17 January
1935
6 June
1939
1935
  • First Lord of the Treasury
  • Minister for the Civil Service
Labour Augustine
4 years and 141 days
7 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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 photograph 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
(Con.-Lib.)

Lambertus VII
1991—present
4 years and 356 days
21 photograph 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
(Con.-Lib.)
260 days
22 photograph The Profound Estimable
Ramsay Logrin
MP for Glaver and Humpare
(born 1936)
6 December
1996
2 March
1998
  • First Lord of the Treasury
  • Minister for the Civil Service
Conservative Logrin
(Con.-Lib.)
1 year and 87 days
23 photograph 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 photograph 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 III
2017 Johannes IV
13 years and 300 days
25 photograph The Profound Estimable
Franklin Barvata
MP for Cavenhelm
(born 1968)
27 February
2019
Incumbent 2019
  • First Lord of the Treasury
  • Minister for the Civil Service
Labour Barvata I
2021 Barvata II
5 years and 82 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 four living former Morstaybishlian prime ministers. The most recent to die was Rupert Sinkasa, on 8 June 2012.

See also