List of chancellors of Tarper

The Chancellor of Tarper is the political leader and head of government of Tarper. The office holder is responsible for selecting all other government ministers and chairing cabinet meetings.

The office was created in the newly Platesan Empire after the 1848 Revolution, with Alexis Coupe becoming the first Chancellor. The modern office came about with the unification of Tarper and the establishment of the United Kingdoms.

In the United Kingdoms, the Chancellor was only responsible to the King. This subsequently changed through a constitutional reform in 1904, the Parliament was given the right to dismiss the Chancellor through a vote of no confidence. Under communism the Chancellors were to be appointed by the Communist Party, but were responsible to Parliament. The office was abolished in favor of an Executive during the Second Republic. It was then reestablished after the Second Civil War alongside the now diminished role of the President.

Since 2021, the office has been held by Rafaela Tanner, the current Leader of the CDSF.

Platesan Empire (1848-1890)

Tarper was not an extant polity until 1901, but the title "King in Tarper" had existed since the time of Justin I. So, as a republican replacement, the title of Chancellor was chosen. The title was held by all Platesan emperors from before and after 1848 and was part of the various inherited titles the Emperor would get.

Political Party:

  Party of the Grand Revolution

  Progress Party

  Imperial People's Party

Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of Office			Party
		Took Office	Left Office	Duration
	Alexis Coupe (1800–1874)	18 May 1848	21 May 1860	12 years, 3 days		Party of the Grand Revolution
	Nicolau Villaverde (1809–1891)	22 May 1860	19 May 1870	9 years, 362 days		Progress Party
	Michael Herzog (1828–1900)	20 May 1870	19 May 1880	9 years, 365 days		Party of the Grand Revolution
	Count Jean-Baptiste Dupond (1837–1908)	20 May 1880	9 September 1890	10 years, 112 days		Imperial People's Party

United Kingdoms of Tarper (1901–1914)

Political Party:

  Radical Party of Tarper

Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of Office			Political Party		King of Tarper (Reign)
		Took Office	Left Office	Duration
	Earl Charles Jarret Karl (1848–1930)	21 March 1901	19 May 1914	13 years, 59 days		Radical Party of Tarper	Manuel I, King of Tarper (1 March 1901-15 January 1905)
							Carlos I, King of Tarper (16 January 1905-13 December 1911)
							Carlos II, the Young, King of Tarper (14 December 1911-19 May 1914)

Tarperti Confederation (1912–1991)

Political Party:

  Communist Party of Tarper

  National Party of Tarper

Name (Birth–Death)		Term of Office			Political Party	President of the Confederation (Term)
		Took Office	Left Office	Duration
	Ernesto Rivero (1870–1920)	7 November 1912	21 January 1920	7 years, 75 days	Communist Party of Tarper	Yakov Menendez (7 November 1912-21 January 1920)
	Yakov Menendez (1881–1938)	22 January 1920	1 May 1930	10 years, 99 days	Communist Party of Tarper	Dobroslaw Burke (22 January 1920-1 May 1930)
	Ludovic Leone (1890–1986)	2 May 1930	1 May 1940	9 years, 365 days	Communist Party of Tarper	Rosario Lewin (2 May 1930-1 May 1940)
	Zoe Herzog (née Tapia) (1920–2017)	2 May 1940	1 May 1950	9 years, 364 days	Communist Party of Tarper	Miguel Fernandez (2 May 1940-1 May 1950)
	Alois Benini (1906–1982)	2 May 1950	1 May 1960	9 years, 365 days	Communist Party of Tarper	Tom Starpin (2 May 1950-1 May 1960)
	Supreme Tom Starpin (1900–1991)	2 May 1960	23 August 1991	31 years, 113 days	Communist Party of Tarper	Zoe Herzog (2 May 1960-23 August 1991)
	Mans Hinder (1943-2002)	1 September 1991	25 December 1991	115 days	National Party of Tarper	Charles Andrysiak (1 September 1991-25 December 1991)

Second Republic of Tarper (1991–2000)

Political Party:

  National Party of Tarper

Name (Birth–Death)		Term of Office			Political Party
		Took Office	Left Office	Duration
	Mans Hinder (1943–2002)	26 December 1991	17 November 2000	8 years, 327 days	National Party of Tarper

Civil War Period (2000–2002)

During the Second Tarperti Civil War, Tarper was split into two countries which both had presidential systems. The Northern Alliance was ruled by socialists and the National Confederation was ruled by fascists. The two nations were united after the end of the civil war.

South Tarper (2000-2002)

Political Party:

  National Party of Tarper

Name (Birth–Death)		Term of Office			Political Party
		Took Office	Left Office	Duration
	Mans Hinder (1943–2002)	17 November 2000	21 June 2002	1 year, 216 days	National Party of Tarper

North Tarper (2001-2002)

Political Party:

  New Millennium Party

Name (Birth–Death)		Term of Office			Political Party
		Took Office	Left Office	Duration
	Tony Castilla (1955–)	12 September 2001	10 September 2002	363 days	New Millennium Party

Federal Republic of Tarper (2002–present)

Political Party:

  Socialist Unity Party

  Labour Party

  Socialist Party of Tarper

  Christian Democratic and Social Federation

Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of Office			Political Party		Cabinet		President of Tarper (Term of Office)
		Took Office	Left Office	Duration
	Tony Castilla (1955-)	10 September 2002	22 November 2005	7 years, 48 days		Socialist Unity Party (SU)	Castilla I	SU – CPT – CDSF – GPT (United Coalition for the Federal Commonwealth)		William Herzog (10 September 2002–23 May 2008)
		22 November 2005	28 October 2009				Castilla II	SU – GPT – SDPT
	David Anderson (1947-)	28 October 2009	17 December 2013	4 years, 50 days		Labour Party (LP)	Anderson I	LP – CPT – GPT		Jacqueline Fulton (23 May 2008–12 March 2012)
	Maximilian Herzog (1989-)	17 December 2013	14 March 2018	7 years, 356 days		Socialist Unity Party (SU)	Herzog I	SU – LP – SDPT (Socialist Front)		Frederick Tapia (12 March 2012–)
		14 March 2018	8 December 2021			Socialist Party of Tarper (SP)	Herzog II	SP – GLU/ULV – CPT
	Rafaela Tanner (1987-)	8 December 2021	Incumbent	3 years, 10 days		Christian Democratic and Social Federation (CDSF)	Tanner I	CDSF – GLU/ULV – NLP

See also

• List of Tarperti monarchs
• President of Tarper
  • List of Tarperti presidents
• Chancellor of Tarper