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Revision as of 06:03, 24 October 2023

The Honoured Elder is the ceremonial Head of State of Mel-akkam. Elected annually, the Honoured Elder serves as a mediator and representative of Mel-akkan interests abroad, but does not play an active role in executive governance. The incumbent Honoured Elder is Pujari Adhineta.

List of Officeholders

Ancient Period

Period Officeholder Party
c. 2600 BCE – c. 2575 BCE Pujari Nayaku N/A
c. 2575 BCE – c. 2560 BCE Tarava Vat'tan N/A
c. 2560 – c. 2550 BCE Veci Undivan N/A
c. 2550 BCE – c. 2100 BCE Vacant N/A

Mughal Era

Period Officeholder Party
1561 CE – 1593 CE Muhammad Abdul Babur N/A
1593 CE – 1509 CE Ismail Yaqoub N/A
1509 CE - 1558 CE Hamid al-Farhan N/A
1558 CE – 1590 CE Tolub Om'ma N/A
1590 CE – 1617 CE Pani Om'ma N/A
1617 CE – 1649 CE Mansour Om'ma N/A
1649 CE – 1678 CE Ali al-Abbas N/A

Modern

Period Officeholder Party
1942 – 1945 Netaji Maina Kathina Progressive Party
1945 – 1947 Vacant N/A
1947 – 1963 Ucitam Khaline Progressive Party
1963 – 1978 Gata Nayadu Progressive Party
1978 – 1991 Pramukh Yata Progressive Party
1991 – 2006 Antam Prasana Independent
2006 – 2019 Kala Calam Independent
2019 – Present Pujari Adhineta Coalition of Independents