Chancellor of Inglaterra

List of Chancellors

1899-1935

This era was marked by the newfound independence of the First Confederacy. The Chancellor was nominated by the Confederal Council but had to be approved by the popularly elected General Assembly. The aristocracy dominated, with the east and west extremes of the country, especially the provinces of Harkzel and Påskebyen in a system called Wheat and Potato Politics.
Political Parties:
  Social Republican   Unionist

Portrait		Chancellor (Birth–Death)	Term		Party	Province	Notes	President
First Confederacy
1		Joeri Wasindone (1899–1905)	1 January 1899	12 June 1905	Social Republican	Harkzel	Interim leader, retired after 1905 election	Jakob Colstill
			6 years and 162 days
2		Max van Raydel (1905–1917)	12 June 1905	11 June 1917	Social Republican	Orcakust Province	Retired after 1917 election	Stolt Jensberg
			11 years and 364 days
3		Leon Bitte (1917–1923)	11 June 1917	11 June 1923	Social Republican	Aachtigen	Lost 1923 election
			6 years and 0 days
4		Jens Larsson (1923–1925)	11 June 1923	9 August 1925	Unionist	Påskebyen	Died in office	Max van Raydel
			2 years and 59 days
5		Micael Bydén (1925–1926)	9 August 1925	3 June 1926	Unionist	Fort Anders	Caretaker after death of Larsson, removed from office
			298 days
6		Erik van Vries (1926–1929)	3 June 1926	10 June 1929	Social Republican	Harkzel	Elected in snap election, retired before 1929 election
			3 years and 7 days
7		Gustaf Anders (1929–1930)	10 June 1929	18 October 1930	Unionst	Påskebyen	Removed from office	Willem Beel
			1 year and 130 days
8		Mattias Bäckström (1930–1933)	18 October 1930	19 October 1933	Unionist	Påskebyen	Resigned from office	Kole Kmet
			3 years and 1 day
9		Joannes Vinge (1933–1935)	19 October 1933	10 June 1935	Unionist	Fälklan Province	Lost 1935 election
			1 year and 234 days
10		Adolphus Hiet (1905–1917)	10 June 1935	1 July 1936	Social Republican	Aachtigen	Removed during Kompar Coup and executed	Olaf Thornstill
			1 year and 21 days

1935-1983

The era after the Komrep Coup of 1936 saw ruthless crackdowns on freedom and civil liberties, centralization of power away from the provinces, and the abolishment of private party. The sole legal party was the Blivenist-Hoevenist Inglaterran Communist Party, with all chancellors during this era coming from that single party. Over time, Inglaterra began to slowly liberalize. Chancellor Paal Selnaes would push for democratization, his plans for Inglaterra resembled that of a social democracy, but he was silently removed in 1975.
Political Parties:
  Communist

Portrait		Chancellor (Birth–Death)	Term		Party	Province	Notes
11		Karl Hoeven (1936–1939)	1 July 1936	14 December 1939	Communist	Orcakust Province	Sezied power via coup
			3 years and 166 days
12		Arjen Vanhelst (1936–1953)	14 December 1939	31 October 1953	Communist	Smoltenberg	Considered one of history's most evil dictators, Vanhelst was assassinated in 1953 by a former veteran.
			13 years and 321 days
13		Gustaf Davies (1953–1956)	31 October 1953	3 January 1956	Communist	Treffon	Ruled as part of a collective group as interim leader after the death of Vanhelst. Lost power struggle to Nikolas Pietkoff.
			2 years and 64 days
14		Nikolas Pietkoff (1956–1967)	3 January 1956	1 January 1964	Communist	Harkzel	Liberalized Inglaterra and instituted collective leadership, but would retire due to health issues and chose Woult as his successor.
			7 years and 363 days
15		Kristoff Woult (1964–1970)	1 January 1964	30 November 1970	Communist	Aachtigen	Continued Pietkoff's liberalization process, would die of a heart attack in 1970.
			6 years and 333 days
16		Josef Andersson (1970–1977)	30 November 1970	22 April 1974	Communist	Aachtigen	Another liberalizing force, Andersson famously detested the job and decided to resign in favor of the much more enthusiastic Paal Selnaes.
			3 years and 132 days
17		Paal Selnaes (1977–1978)	22 April 1974	4 January 1975	Communist	Horuna Province	Despite plans to democratize, Selnaes was overthrown in a bloodless coup orchestrated by Werschef.
			257 days
18		Jan Mark Werschef (1975–1983)	4 January 1975	18 August 1983	Communist	Rästvall Province	Considered responsible for starting the Third Great War, would be executed for war crimes after being overthrown in 1983.
			8 years and 226 days

1983-Present

Portrait		Chancellor (Birth–Death)	Term		Party	Governorate