List of heads of state of Arlyon

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First Republic (1802-1814)

Head of State Term of Office Notes
# Portrait Name Took office Left office Duration
Coat of Arms of the Arlyonish Republic.png Council of Republican Virtue 5 February 1802 24 June 1814 12 years, 139 days Functioned as a collective head of state. Largely ceremonial institution compared to the National Convention.

The Restoration (1814-1877)

Monarch Reign Royal House Notes
# Portrait Name Reign start Reign end Duration
(24) Louis XVIII portrait Hartwell House.jpg Louis V
(1797–1888)
24 June 1814 28 March 1826 11 years, 277 days Beaussant Restored to the throne in 1814. Died in 1826..
25 Louis Philippe I (cropped from an 1841 Winterhalter painting).jpg Henri IX
(1797–1888)
28 March 1826 17 May 1854 27 years, 327 days Beaussant Died in 1854, the last monarch to die whilst reigning.
26 Portrait of Napoleon III.jpg Henri X
(1806-1880)
17 May 1854 30 July 1877 23 years, 74 days Beaussant Abdicated in 1877.

Second Republic (1877-1910)

President Term of Office Political Party Notes
# Portrait Name Took office Left office Duration
Prince Henri, Duke of Aumale.jpg Général d'armée
Albert, duc d'Chevallier
(1879–1962)
30 July 1877 18 August 1877 19 days Independent Served in an acting capacity until the 1877 presidential election.
1 Portrait haussmann.jpg François Boulanger
(1847–1934)
18 August 1877 17 July 1884 6 years, 334 days Republican Party First elected head of state. Served one full term.
2 Patrice de MacMahon crop.jpg Jérôme Montagnier
(1847–1934)
17 July 1884 28 February 1886
(Died in Office)
1 year, 226 days Republican Party Assassinated by in 1886.
Jean Casimir-Perrier.jpg Gaston Cabart-Réache
(1879–1962)
28 February 1886 5 June 1886 97 days Radical Party Served in an acting capacity until the 1886 presidential election.
3 The evolution of France under the third republic (1897) (14782530655).jpg René-Yves de Saint-Pulgent
(1847–1934)
5 June 1886 27 June 1893 7 years, 22 days Republican Party Served one full term.
4 Felix Faure.jpg Philippe Brocard
(1847–1934)
27 June 1893 15 June 1900 6 years, 353 days Radical Party Served one full term.
5 Raymond Poincaré officiel (cropped).jpg Étienne Chrétien
(1847–1934)
15 June 1900 16 June 1907 7 years, 1 day Republican Federation First conservative president. Served one full term.
6 Albert Lebrun 1932 (2).jpg Jean-Baptiste Delacroix
(1847–1934)
16 June 1907 4 March 1911 3 years, 261 days Radical Party Resigned in 1911 to give way to a military regime.

Military regime (1910-1917)

President Term of Office Notes
# Portrait Name Took office Left office Duration
1 Robert Georges Nivelle.jpg Général d'armée
François Berteaux
(1847–1934)
4 March 1911 25 July 1912 1 year, 143 days Took power in a coup d'état. Resigned in 1912.
2 Ferdinand Foch.jpg Généralissime
Gaston Lambert
(1847–1934)
25 July 1912 18 February 1916
(Died in Office)
3 years, 208 days Committed suicide in 1916 prior to the unconditional surrender of Arlyon.
3 Franchet d'Esperey - photo Henri Manuel.jpg Général d'armée
Benoît Champagne de Lacroix
(1847–1934)
18 February 1916 16 April 1917 1 year, 57 days Dissolved the Comité militaire de libération nationale in 1917.

April Monarchy (1917-1925)

Monarch Reign Royal House Notes
# Portrait Name Reign start Reign end Duration
26 ManuelIIPortugal.jpg Jean IV
(1797–1888)
16 April 1917 22 September 1923 6 years, 159 days House of TBA Abdicated without designating a successor.
Pierre Bounine-Cabalé.png Pierre Bounine-Cabalé
(1857-1952)
22 September 1923 14 April 1925 1 year, 204 days N/A Regent

Federation of Arlyon

President Term of Office Political party Notes
# Portrait Name Took office Left office Duration
1 Maurice Sarrail.jpg Général d'armée
Jérôme Diderot
(1847–1934)
22 September 1923 31 July 1930 6 years, 312 days Impossibilistes Took the title of Chief of the Revolutionary Government. Died in office.
2 Édouard Laffont.png Général d'armée
Édouard Laffont
(1847–1934)
31 July 1930 16 November 1940 10 years, 108 days Impossibilistes Resigned in 1940.
Benoît Frachon - VIIIe Congrès national du PCF.jpg Jacques Chaix
(1847–1934)
16 November 1940 2 April 1941 137 days Party of Proletarian Unity Acting Chief of Government. Resigned following the creation of the position of President of the Federal Council.
3 Léon Blum.jpg Georges Carpentier
(1847–1934)
2 April 1941 30 March 1946 4 years, 362 days Possibilistes First President of the Federal Council. Served a single term. Failed to secure re-election.
4 Marcel Cachin 1921.jpg Gérard Renaudet
(1847–1934)
30 March 1946 22 April 1951 5 years, 23 days Party of Proletarian Unity Served a single full term. Chose to retire rather then face re-election.
5 Maurice Thorez - VIIIe Congrès national du PCF.jpg François Camusat
(1847–1934)
22 April 1951 17 April 1961 9 years, 360 days Party of Proletarian Unity Served two full terms.
6 Guy Mollet Archief.PNG Jean-Pierre Auclert
(1847–1934)
17 April 1961 26 April 1971 10 years, 9 days Possibilistes Served two full terms.
7 Salvador Allende Gossens (cropped).jpg Oriol Comorera
(1847–1934)
26 April 1971 6 May 1976 5 years, 10 days Impossibilistes Served a single full term. Failed to secure re-election.
8 Reagan Mitterrand 1984 (cropped).jpg Alexandre Clémentel
(1847–1934)
6 May 1976 27 April 1986 9 years, 356 days Socialist Republican Union Served two full terms.
9 File:Delors 01.jpg François Bergounioux
(1847–1934)
27 April 1986 13 April 1996 9 years, 352 days Federation of the Socialist Workers' Served two full terms.
10 Lionel Jospin, mai 2014, Rennes, France (cropped 2).jpg Georges Degrond
(1936-2018)
13 April 1996 22 April 2006
(Died in Office)
10 years, 9 days Socialist Republican Union Served two full terms.
11 Ségolène Royal - Janvier 2012.jpg Mireille Morin
(1847–1934)
22 April 2006 14 April 2016 9 years, 358 days Federation of the Socialist Workers' First female elected head of state. Elected to two terms in 2006 and 2011.
12 Jean-Marc Ayrault et Alain Kouck (13293393834) (cropped).jpg Édouard Verpilleux
(1950-)
14 April 2016 Incumbent 8 years, 52 days Federation of the Socialist Workers' Elected to a first term in 2016.