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Currently, the powers of the Head of Government and Head of State are exercised by the 11th Triumvirate elected by the Mantaia following the death of a President-Prince. The body exists for two months after the death of the President-Prince to organise elections, transferring power one week after they take place, to allow for their certification.  
{{Infobox official post
| post                    = Prince-President
| body                    = the [[State of Jendea]]
| native_name              =
| flag                    = Presidential Flag of the Federation of Rizealand.png
| flagcaption              = Presidential flag
| insignia                = Seal of the President of the Federation of Rizealand.png
| insigniacaption          = Presidential seal
| image                    =
| imagesize                = 225px
| incumbent                = [[None]]
| incumbentsince          = November 1, 2019
| status                  = {{wp|Head of state}}, {{wp|Head of government}}
| department              = Executive branch of Jendea<br>Mantaia<br>Judiciary of Jendea
| style                    = {{wp|Highness|His Highness}}<br> (official)<br>Sire Prince (informal)
| member_of                = [[National Council of Jendea|National Council]]<br>[[Mantaia]] <br>[[High Court of Jendea|High Court]]
| residence                = [[Jaregi]] 
| seat                    = [[Hiri]]
| appointer                = {{wp|Direct election}}<br>{{wp|Two-round system}}
| termlength              = Life
| termlength_qualified    =
| constituting_instrument  = [[Constitution of Jendea|Constitution]]
| formation                = 25 August 1821
| first                    = [[Telesforo Lariz]]
| salary                  = $800,000 JSD
| website                  = www.prince.tsj
}}


The position has numerous powers: it is the nation’s chief executive, chief diplomat, commander-in-chief, a ''primus inter pares'' member of the Mantaia.
Currently, the powers of the Head of Government and Head of State are exercised by the 11th Triumvirate elected by the Mantaia following the death of a Prince-President. The body exists for two months after the death of the Prince-President to organise elections, transferring power one week after they take place, to allow for their certification.  


The position has numerous powers: it is the nation’s chief executive, chief magistrate, chief diplomat, commander-in-chief, a ''primus inter pares'' member of the Mantaia. Elections are for the President of the National Council, who ''ex officio'' holds the position ''Prince of Jendea''. Thus, the offices are typically referred to as ''Prince-President''.


From the unification of the Jendean kingdoms in 1103 to 1821, Jendea was governed by an absolute monarchy system of government, although from 1324 the Mantaia began to serve in an advisory capacity. Between 1612 and 1783 there was universal suffrage for adult Naspic males when voting for the body.  
From the unification of the Jendean kingdoms in 1103 to 1821, Jendea was governed by an absolute monarchy system of government, although from 1324 the Mantaia began to serve in an advisory capacity. Between 1705 and 1783 there was universal suffrage for adult Naspic males when voting for the body, which at times held true executive and legislative authority.


However, the King held extensive powers for the entirety of its existence. He was the country’s primary legislator, magistrate, and chief executive. All Kings of Jendea are descended from  
However, the King held extensive powers for the entirety of its existence. He was the country’s primary legislator, magistrate, and chief executive. All Kings of Jendea were descended from Abodi I vía a legitimate patrilineal line until the extinction of this line in 1695 with the death of Zeuxis II. For the succeeding 8 years, a descendent via an illegitimate male line ruled as King Julio, until he was deposed by the 1703 Deposition Act issued by the Mantaia.
 
A vote by the exclusively Ecclesiastical and Noble chamber known as the House of Esteemed resulted in the election of Lord Iratagie Ramine as King Pelaio I, establishing the Naspic House of Raminii. Prior to his election, he was the Lord Speaker of the House of Esteemed. The family remained in power from 1703 until the official abolition of the monarchy in 1821 when they formally renounced all claims to the throne for themselves and their descendants.
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The Prince-President of Jendea was established in the 1821 Jendean Constitution, legally two separate positions with different powers held by the same person for life after election. Telesforo Lariz was a prominent member of the House of Commoners and one of the leading revolutionary generals in the later half of the Jendean Civil War. He was elected by 84.3% of the eligible voting population in 1821, then being 39.8% of the National population.


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|+ List of President-Princes of Jendea
|+ List of Prince-Presidents of Jendea
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|-
! Number !! Portrait !! Name !! Reign !! Date of Birth !! Notes  
! Number !! Portrait !! Name !! Reign !! Date of Birth !! Notes  
|-
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| 1 || Example || Telesforo Lariz || Example || Example || Example
| 1 || Example || Telesforo Lariz || 12 July 1821 - 3 March 1844 || 30 March 1766 || Example
|-
|-
| 2 || Example || Grat Lariz || Example || Example || Example
| 2 || Example || Grat Lariz || 10 May 1844 - 29 November 1869 ||13 May 1789 || Example
|-
|-
| 3 || Example || Andu Lariz || Example || Example || Example
| 3 || Example || Andu Lariz || 4 February 1869 - 12 August 1902 ||7 November 1814 || Example
|-
|-
| 4 || Example || Kinto Lariz || Example || Example || Example
| 4 || Example || Kinto Lariz || 19 October 1902 - 23 January 1913 || 3 June 1826 || Example
|-
|-
| 5 || Example || Maiu Lariz || Example || Example || Example
| 5 || Example || Maiu Lariz || 31 March 1913 - 2 May 1922 || 17 June 1841  || Example
|-
|-
| 6 || Example || Urepel Lariz-Zubirementeria || Example || Example || Example
| 6 || Example || Urepel Lariz-Zubirementeria || 9 July 1922 - 30 November 1929 || 27 March 1865 || Example
|-
|-
| 7 || Example || Oxarra Mariztegui || Example || Example || Example
| 7 || Example || Oxarra Mariztegui || 6 February 1930 - 12 July 1939 || 18 January 1852 || Example
|-
|-
| 8 || Example || Periandro Achaval || Example || Example || Example
| 8 || Example || Periandro Achaval || 19 September 1939 - 1 January 1950 || 7 February 1875 || Example
|-
|-
| 9 || example || Ernio Ecay || Example || Example || Example
| 9 || example || Ernio Ecay || 8 March 1950 - 3 October 1963 || 23 March 1891 || After the 1961 coup, the powers of the position were greatly curtailed
|-
|-
| 10 || Example || Umandi Celayaundi || Example || Example || Example
| 10 || Example || Umandi Celayaundi || 5 November 1963 - 12 November 1989 || 11 January 1935 || Example
|-
|-
| 11 || Example || Abar Beingoolea || Example || Example || Example
| 11 || Example || Abar Beingoolea || 19 January 1990 - 28 December 2020 || 24 July 1937 || He restored the authority of the Prince-President in the 1994 coup d’etat
|}
|}

Latest revision as of 07:38, 3 March 2024

Prince-President of the State of Jendea
Seal of the President of the Federation of Rizealand.png
Presidential seal
Presidential Flag of the Federation of Rizealand.png
Presidential flag
Incumbent
None
since November 1, 2019
Executive branch of Jendea
Mantaia
Judiciary of Jendea
StyleHis Highness
(official)
Sire Prince (informal)
StatusHead of state, Head of government
Member ofNational Council
Mantaia
High Court
ResidenceJaregi
SeatHiri
AppointerDirect election
Two-round system
Term lengthLife
Constituting instrumentConstitution
Formation25 August 1821
First holderTelesforo Lariz
Salary$800,000 JSD
Websitewww.prince.tsj

Currently, the powers of the Head of Government and Head of State are exercised by the 11th Triumvirate elected by the Mantaia following the death of a Prince-President. The body exists for two months after the death of the Prince-President to organise elections, transferring power one week after they take place, to allow for their certification.

The position has numerous powers: it is the nation’s chief executive, chief magistrate, chief diplomat, commander-in-chief, a primus inter pares member of the Mantaia. Elections are for the President of the National Council, who ex officio holds the position Prince of Jendea. Thus, the offices are typically referred to as Prince-President.

From the unification of the Jendean kingdoms in 1103 to 1821, Jendea was governed by an absolute monarchy system of government, although from 1324 the Mantaia began to serve in an advisory capacity. Between 1705 and 1783 there was universal suffrage for adult Naspic males when voting for the body, which at times held true executive and legislative authority.

However, the King held extensive powers for the entirety of its existence. He was the country’s primary legislator, magistrate, and chief executive. All Kings of Jendea were descended from Abodi I vía a legitimate patrilineal line until the extinction of this line in 1695 with the death of Zeuxis II. For the succeeding 8 years, a descendent via an illegitimate male line ruled as King Julio, until he was deposed by the 1703 Deposition Act issued by the Mantaia.

A vote by the exclusively Ecclesiastical and Noble chamber known as the House of Esteemed resulted in the election of Lord Iratagie Ramine as King Pelaio I, establishing the Naspic House of Raminii. Prior to his election, he was the Lord Speaker of the House of Esteemed. The family remained in power from 1703 until the official abolition of the monarchy in 1821 when they formally renounced all claims to the throne for themselves and their descendants.

List of Kings of Jendea
Number Portrait Name Reign Date of Birth Notes
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The Prince-President of Jendea was established in the 1821 Jendean Constitution, legally two separate positions with different powers held by the same person for life after election. Telesforo Lariz was a prominent member of the House of Commoners and one of the leading revolutionary generals in the later half of the Jendean Civil War. He was elected by 84.3% of the eligible voting population in 1821, then being 39.8% of the National population.


List of Prince-Presidents of Jendea
Number Portrait Name Reign Date of Birth Notes
1 Example Telesforo Lariz 12 July 1821 - 3 March 1844 30 March 1766 Example
2 Example Grat Lariz 10 May 1844 - 29 November 1869 13 May 1789 Example
3 Example Andu Lariz 4 February 1869 - 12 August 1902 7 November 1814 Example
4 Example Kinto Lariz 19 October 1902 - 23 January 1913 3 June 1826 Example
5 Example Maiu Lariz 31 March 1913 - 2 May 1922 17 June 1841 Example
6 Example Urepel Lariz-Zubirementeria 9 July 1922 - 30 November 1929 27 March 1865 Example
7 Example Oxarra Mariztegui 6 February 1930 - 12 July 1939 18 January 1852 Example
8 Example Periandro Achaval 19 September 1939 - 1 January 1950 7 February 1875 Example
9 example Ernio Ecay 8 March 1950 - 3 October 1963 23 March 1891 After the 1961 coup, the powers of the position were greatly curtailed
10 Example Umandi Celayaundi 5 November 1963 - 12 November 1989 11 January 1935 Example
11 Example Abar Beingoolea 19 January 1990 - 28 December 2020 24 July 1937 He restored the authority of the Prince-President in the 1994 coup d’etat
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