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The '''Vozhd of the Slavic Union''' is the head of government and chief executive of the [[The Slavic Union|Slavic Union]]. The Vozhd is elected by the Duma. Assigned with near autocratic power the Vozhd is the commander in chief of the [[Grand Slavic Armed Forces]] and the head of every branch of the Slavic government. There are very few limits on the Vozhd's power, with the only way to remove them before they've resigned is to issue a vote of no confidence, which requires approval by 85% of the Duma. This has been done only once to Vozhd Vasily Osipov in 1998 after he made repeated threats against bordering nations to invade. | The '''Vozhd of the Slavic Union''' is the head of government and chief executive of the [[The Slavic Union|Slavic Union]]. The Vozhd is elected by the Duma. Assigned with near autocratic power the Vozhd is the commander in chief of the [[Grand Slavic Armed Forces]] and the head of every branch of the Slavic government. There are very few limits on the Vozhd's power, with the only way to remove them before they've resigned is to issue a vote of no confidence, which requires approval by 85% of the Duma. This has been done only once to Vozhd Vasily Osipov in 1998 after he made repeated threats against bordering nations to invade. | ||
The Vozhd also acts as the Unions primary representative on the world stage to the [[World Assembly]], the [[Coalition of Crown Albatross]], and any other nation with which the Union has diplomatic relations. | |||
== Origin and Etymology == | |||
Vozhd (Russian: Вождь, lit. 'leader, guide') is a Russian Church Slavonic loanword derived from the verb vesti (вести, meaning "to lead", "to guide"). | |||
Slavic Field Marshall Nikifor Osipov was the first Vozhd, having abolished the monarchy after the death of Imperator Aleksandr II and declaring himself 'Vozhd of all Slavic peoples'. | |||
== List of Vozhds== | |||
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" | |||
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|colspan=6| | |||
'''Vozhd of the Slavic Union | |||
|- | |||
|No. | |||
|Portrait | |||
|Name<br>{{small|(Years in office)}} | |||
|colspan=2|Term of office | |||
|colspan=1|Total time in office | |||
|- | |||
|style="background-color:blue; color:white;"|1 | |||
|[[File:nikirorosipov.jpg|60px]] | |||
|'''[[Nikifor Osipov]]'''<br>{{small|(1940-1953)}} | |||
|{{small|23 October}}<br>1940 | |||
|{{small|18 April}}<br>1953 | |||
|12 years, 5 months, 27 days | |||
|- | |||
|style="background:blue; color:white;"|2 | |||
|[[File:Kodiak_zhukov.jpg|60px]] | |||
|'''[[Khodiak Zhukov]]'''<br>{{small|(1953-1964)}} | |||
|{{small|1 May}}<br>1953 | |||
|{{small|22 September}}<br>1964 | |||
|11 years, 4 months, 22 days | |||
|- | |||
|style="background:blue; color:white;"|3 | |||
|[[File:Dimaorlov.jpg|60px]] | |||
|'''[[Dima Orlov]]'''<br>{{small|(1964-1969)}} | |||
|{{small|September 27}}<br>1964 | |||
|{{small|May 17}}<br>1969 | |||
|4 years, 7 months, 21 days | |||
|- | |||
|style="background:blue; color:white;"|4 | |||
|[[File:Kolzak.jpg|60px]] | |||
|'''[[Kolzak Nikolaev]]'''<br>{{small|(1969-1972)}} | |||
|{{small|July 23}}<br>1969 | |||
|{{small|March 17}}<br>1972 | |||
|2 years, 7 months, 24 days | |||
|- | |||
|style="background:blue; color:white;"|5 | |||
|[[File:vasily.jpg|60px]] | |||
|'''[[Vasily Osipov]]'''<br>{{small|(1972-1998)}} | |||
|{{small|March 17}}<br>1972 | |||
|{{small|December 03}}<br>1998 | |||
|26 years, 8 months, 17 days | |||
|- | |||
|style="background:blue; color:white;"|6 | |||
|[[File:sokolo.jpg|60px]] | |||
|'''[[Grigori Sokolo]]'''<br>{{small|(1999-2009)}} | |||
|{{small|January 27}}<br>1999 | |||
|{{small|August 17}}<br>2009 | |||
|10 years, 6 months, 21 days | |||
|- | |||
|style="background:blue; color:white;"|7 | |||
|[[File:Borisov.jpg|60px]] | |||
|'''[[Maksim Borisov]]'''<br>{{small|(2009-)}} | |||
|{{small|November 17}}<br>2009 | |||
|{{small|}}<br> | |||
|12 years | |||
|- |
Revision as of 00:54, 31 March 2021
Vozhd of the Slavic Union | |
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Status | Head of state Head of government |
Residence | Vozhd Palace |
Seat | Osipovgrad |
Nominator | Political parties or the Duma |
Appointer | Duma |
Term length | Until death or resignation |
Constituting instrument | Slavic Constitution |
Formation | October 23, 1940 |
First holder | Nikifor Osipov |
The Vozhd of the Slavic Union is the head of government and chief executive of the Slavic Union. The Vozhd is elected by the Duma. Assigned with near autocratic power the Vozhd is the commander in chief of the Grand Slavic Armed Forces and the head of every branch of the Slavic government. There are very few limits on the Vozhd's power, with the only way to remove them before they've resigned is to issue a vote of no confidence, which requires approval by 85% of the Duma. This has been done only once to Vozhd Vasily Osipov in 1998 after he made repeated threats against bordering nations to invade.
The Vozhd also acts as the Unions primary representative on the world stage to the World Assembly, the Coalition of Crown Albatross, and any other nation with which the Union has diplomatic relations.
Origin and Etymology
Vozhd (Russian: Вождь, lit. 'leader, guide') is a Russian Church Slavonic loanword derived from the verb vesti (вести, meaning "to lead", "to guide").
Slavic Field Marshall Nikifor Osipov was the first Vozhd, having abolished the monarchy after the death of Imperator Aleksandr II and declaring himself 'Vozhd of all Slavic peoples'.
List of Vozhds
Vozhd of the Slavic Union | |||||
No. | Portrait | Name (Years in office) |
Term of office | Total time in office | |
1 | Nikifor Osipov (1940-1953) |
23 October 1940 |
18 April 1953 |
12 years, 5 months, 27 days | |
2 | Khodiak Zhukov (1953-1964) |
1 May 1953 |
22 September 1964 |
11 years, 4 months, 22 days | |
3 | Dima Orlov (1964-1969) |
September 27 1964 |
May 17 1969 |
4 years, 7 months, 21 days | |
4 | Kolzak Nikolaev (1969-1972) |
July 23 1969 |
March 17 1972 |
2 years, 7 months, 24 days | |
5 | Vasily Osipov (1972-1998) |
March 17 1972 |
December 03 1998 |
26 years, 8 months, 17 days | |
6 | Grigori Sokolo (1999-2009) |
January 27 1999 |
August 17 2009 |
10 years, 6 months, 21 days | |
7 | Maksim Borisov (2009-) |
November 17 2009 |
12 years |