List of Chancellors of Salovia: Difference between revisions

Since the office was established in 1812 and its dissolution in 1985, there were a total of 16 ChancelleriesChancellors, and menone serving asacting Chancellor, that being Lara Tarasovna.

There are only twothree surviving Chancellorsindividuals who served as Chancellor, those being Remis Gregorisi and, Victor Victrovavich, and Lara Tarasovna. The most recent to pass away was Kurasin Sokolo, on February 13th, 2006.

The chancellery of Yeltiv Velinovi, who was subject to a [[Salovian Vote of Confidence|vote of confidence]], was the shortest in Salovian history at 328 days, a result of being elected out of office shortly after ascending to the officeChancellery afterfollowing the expulsion of his predecessor during ahis specialown vote of confidence, was the shortest in Salovian history at 328 days. Rorik Posol served the longest at nearly 32 years before passing away in office on 18 September, 1942. Rorik Posol served the most consecutive terms at a total of six.

Of the individuals who served as Chancellor, two died in office of natural causes, one of disease, and two were assassinated. Upon their deaths, the Grand Minister at the time would serve as acting Chancellor until a special election was held within 30 days after the Chancellor's death. In all cases but Lara Tarasovna{{refn|group=n|name=Lara Tarasovna|Though ''de facto'' becoming the official Chancellor of Salovia upon the assassination of Ivan Strovani, no special election took place to confirm the ascension during the seven years she served under the position.}}, the acting Chancellor was subsequently elected as Chancellor during these special elections.

The importance of political parties in the chancellery was typically less so when compared to other elected positions, namely the Grand Ministry, who was elected by the Zedakhli during any votes of confidence. Mikhail Karanovi is the only ''de jure'' Chancellor to not have joined any political party, opting to remain independent. Rorik Posol is the only Chancellor to be elected that was not from the three major parties.