List of heads of government of Vannois

Minister-Presidents (1816-1898)

  Independent
  National Conservatives/Civic Initiative
  Kadets/Democratic Union
  Liberal Democrats
  Monarchists
  Socialist Party/National Left
  Progressive Union
  Sotirian Democrats
  Yavorstri Revival

Portrait		Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office Time in Office Election Mandates		Government Composition	Political party	Monarch (Reign)
1		His Imperial Highness Prince Xavier, Duke of Vouvant Regent of the Holy Audonian Empire (1796-1869)	11 July 1816	12 January 1820	Vouvant I Historical Independents	Independent	Louis XVI (1809-1820)
			4 years, 6 months, 2 days Unelected
			Ministry Information
2		His Grace Jean de Broglie, Duke of Talleyroux MP for Talleyroux (1761-1824)	12 January 1820	26 May 1821	Talleyroux I Historical Independents	Independent
			1 year, 4 months, 15 days Unelected				Xavier I (1820-1869)
			Ministry Information
3		His Lordship Joseph d'Oulins, Count of Oulins MP for Oulins (1773-1855)	26 May 1821 26 August 1822 5 January 1824 6 December 1828	26 August 1822 5 January 1824 6 December 1828 7 January 1830	Oulins I Historical Independents Oulins II Historical Independents Oulins III Historical Independents Oulins IV Historical Independents, Historical Right	Independent
			8 years, 7 months, 13 days Unelected
			Ministry Information
4		His Excellency Jean-Marie de Volpelière MP for Avalon-sur-Mère (1784-1860)	7 January 1830 2 February 1830	2 February 1830 16 April 1833	Volpelière I Historical Independents Volpelière II Historical Independents, Imperialist	Independent (until 1831) Imperialist
			3 years, 3 months, 10 days 1831 General Election
			Ministry Information
5		His Lordship Jean-Claude de Hautpoul, Count of Hautpoul MP for Hautpoul (1784-1860)	16 April 1833 6 September 1834 25 May 1835	6 September 1834 25 May 1835 27 June 1838	Hautpoul I Historical Independents, Imperialist Hautpoul II Imperialist Hautpoul III Imperialist	Imperialist
			5 years, 2 months, 12 days 1836 General Election
			Ministry Information
6		His Lordship Mathieu de Beauvaisis, Count of Sérurier MP for Sérurier (1797-1865)	27 June 1838	19 August 1840	Sérurier I Imperialist	Imperialist
			2 years, 1 month, 24 days 1840 General Election
			Ministry Information
7		His Excellency Pierre Dubuisson MP for Lyon-Sauzet (1775-1844)	19 August 1840	26 March 1841	Dubuisson I Historical Moderates	Historical Moderates
			7 months, 8 days 1840 General Election
			Ministry Information
8		His Lordship Mathieu de Beauvaisis, Count of Sérurier MP for Sérurier (1797-1865)	26 March 1841 11 December 1841 25 May 1844 5 March 1846	11 December 1841 25 May 1844 5 March 1846 11 December 1849	Sérurier II Imperialist Sérurier III Imperialist Sérurier IV Imperialist Sérurier V Imperialist, Historical Moderates Sérurier VI Imperialist, Historical Moderates Sérurier VII Imperialist, Historical Moderates	Imperialist
			8 years, 8 months, 16 days 1841 General Election 1846 General Election
			Ministry Information
9		His Grace Georges de Dreux, Duke of Saint-Dié MP for Saint-Dié (1794-1866)	11 December 1849 5 May 1851	5 May 1851 22 November 1853	Saint-Dié I Historical Independents, Imperialist Saint-Dié II Historical Independents	Independent
			3 years, 11 months, 12 days 1849 General Election
			Ministry Information
10		His Lordship Maximilien d'Eoulx-Astier, Count of Eoulx MP for Eoulx (1808-1894)	22 November 1853 16 January 1854 6 October 1854 29 March 1857	16 January 1854 6 October 1854 29 March 1857 7 August 1859	Eoulx I Historical Moderates Eoulx II Historical Moderates, Historical Independents Eoulx III Historical Moderates	Moderates
			5 years, 8 months, 17 days 1853 General Election, 1857 General Election
			Ministry Information
11		His Lordship Jean-Marie Ney, Count of Ballore MP for Ballore (1810-1902)	7 August 1859 1 August 1862 18 May 1863	1 August 1862 18 May 1863 9 January 1866	Ballore I Imperialist, Historical Moderates Ballore II Imperialist, Historical Independents Ballore III Imperialist Ballore IV Imperialist, Historical Independents	Imperialist
			6 years, 5 months, 3 days 1859 General Election, 1863 General Election
			Ministry Information
12		His Lordship Maximilien d'Eoulx-Astier, Count of Eoulx MP for Eoulx (1808-1894)	9 January 1866 11 May 1867 22 August 1869 5 June 1872 22 December 1874	11 May 1867 22 August 1869 5 June 1872 22 December 1874 18 February 1880	Eoulx IV Historical Moderates, Imperialist Eoulx V Historical Moderates Eoulx VI Historical Moderates, Historical Liberals Eoulx VII Historical Moderates Eoulx VIII Historical Moderates, Historical Liberals Eoulx IX Historical Moderates, Historical Liberals	Historical Moderates
			14 years, 1 month, 10 days 1866 General Election, 1869 General Election, 1872 General Election, 1874 General Election, 1879 General Election				Louis XVII (1869-1877)
			Ministry Information				Charles XI (1877-1901)
13		His Lordship Alexandre d'Eoulx-Astier, Count of Eoulx MP for Eoulx-sur-Mere (1831-1902)	18 February 1880 9 December 1881	9 December 1881 6 July 1884	Eoulx I Historical Moderates Eoulx II Historical Moderates, Imperialist	Historical Moderates
			4 years, 4 months, 19 days 1883 General Election
			Ministry Information
14		His Excellency Thierry de Jourgnac MP for Moyemont-Couville (1813-1889)	6 July 1884 2 March 1885 2 January 1886	2 March 1885 2 January 1886 29 September 1886	Jourgnac I Historical Moderates Jourgnac II Historical Moderates, Historical Liberals Jourgnac III Historical Moderates, Historical Liberals, Historical Independents	Historical Moderates
			2 years, 2 months, 24 days 1885 General Election
			Ministry Information

Prime Ministers (1898-Present)

  Independent
  National Conservatives/Civic Initiative
  Kadets/Democratic Union
  Liberal Democrats

Portrait		Name (Birth–Death)	Term(s) of office Time in Office Election Mandates		Government Composition	Political party	Monarch (Reign)
1		His Excellency Jean-Marie de Meljac MP for Ausotel (1878-1964)	5 July 1942 16 May 1943 12 December 1943	16 May 1943 12 December 1943 3 January 1946	Meljac I Meljac II Meljac III Meljac IV Meljac V	Imperialist	François III (1901-1950)
			3 years, 6 months, 4 days 1942, 1944, 1945, 1945 II
			Ministry Information
2		His Imperial Highness Prince François, Duke of Vierville MP for Royaumeix (1922-2014)	3 January 1946	18 August 1947	Vierville I	Independent
			1 year, 7 months, 16 days Unelected
			Ministry Information
3		His Grace Joseph I, Duke of Escondeaux MP for Escondeaux-sur-Vevry (1900-1981)	18 August 1947	17 May 1961	Escondeaux I Escondeaux II Escondeaux III Escondeaux IV Escondeaux V Escondeaux VI	Imperialist Union
			13 years, 8 months, 30 days 1947, 1951, 1953, 1958				Thibault I (1950-1992)
			Ministry Information
4		His Grace Alexandre V, Duke of Roussac MP for Couffé-Anzy (1910-2008)	17 May 1961	7 May 1965	Roussac I Roussac II	Imperialist Union
			3 years, 11 months, 21 days 1963
5		His Excellency Pascal Robichaud MP for Saint-Nazaire (1919-1992)	7 May 1965	22 May 1980	Robichaud I Robichaud II Robichaud III Robichaud IV Robichaud V Robichaud VI Robichaud VII Robichaud VIII	Popular Front
			15 years, 0 months, 16 days 1965, 1970, 1972, 1975
			Longest-serving Prime Minister. First common-born Prime Minister. Led Saint-Nazaire Protests of 1977. Supported Institution of a National Parliament in 1978. Led national unity parliament 1977-1984. Treaty of Aarhusium in 1978 establishes Belisarian Parliament. New National Health Service Act of 1980. Senate Creation Act of 1982. Fixed Elections Act of 1984. Discrimination Act of 1984. Attempted Assassination in 1985. "Democracy is Vannois" speech of 1987. Firearms Act of 1987. National Health Service Expansion Act of 1988. New Tax Act of 1989. Imperial Tax Regulation Act of 1989. "Children of Belisaria" speech of 1990. Endorsement of Azaïs as immediate successor, 1990. Resignation and retirement 22 May 1991, after 14 years in office.
6		His Lordship Louis-Alexandre I, Count of Marnoît MP for Montluire (1920-2001)	22 May 1980	15 December 1986	Marnoît I Marnoît II Marnoît III	UMP
			6 years, 6 months, 24 days 1980, 1985
7		His Excellency Clément Ouvrier MP for Pagnane (1936-2017)	15 December 1986	6 June 1988	Ouvrier I Ouvrier II	Socialist
			1 year, 5 months, 23 days 1986
8		His Lordship Louis-Alexandre I, Count of Marnoît MP for Montluire (1920-2001)	6 June 1988	5 March 1989	Marnoît IV Marnoît V	UMP
			9 months, 0 days 1988
9		His Excellency Clément Ouvrier MP for Pagnane (1936-2017)	5 March 1989	22 May 1991	Ouvrier III	Socialist
			2 years, 2 months, 18 days 1989
10		His Excellency Séverin Azaïs MP for Nazaire-sur-Levry (1914-1994)	22 May 1991	17 November 1994	Azaïs I Azaïs II Azaïs III	UMP
			3 years, 5 months, 27 days 1993				Charles XII (1992-)
11		His Excellency Alphonse Daucourt MP for Belzieu (1944-)	17 November 1994	18 July 1997	Daucourt I Daucourt II	UMP
			2 years, 8 months, 2 days 1995
12		His Excellency Jacques Trémoille MP for Flandin de Ile sur Vannois (1939-2002)	18 July 1997	3 July 1998	Trémoille I	Alliance of Liberals
			11 months, 16 days 1997
			First minority government in Vannoisian history
13		His Excellency Alphonse Daucourt MP for Belzieu (1944-)	3 July 1998	1 November 2001	Daucourt III Daucourt IV Daucourt V	UMP
			3 years, 3 months, 30 days 1998
14		His Lordship Maximilien Astier, Count of Eoulx MP for Daucourt (1957-)	1 November 2001	1 November 2006	Astier I Astier II Astier III Astier IV	Socialist
			5 years, 0 months, 1 day 2001
15		His Excellency Stephan de Renauer MP for Saint-Nazaire 2 (1930-2011)	1 November 2006	13 September 2011	de Renauer I de Renauer II de Renauer III	UMP
			4 years, 10 months, 13 days 2006, 2011
16		His Excellency Jean-Christophe, Duke of Périnesse-Toucourt MP for Toucourt 2 (1953-2018)	13 September 2011	7 April 2018	Périnesse-Toucourt I Périnesse-Toucourt II Périnesse-Toucourt III	UMP
			6 years, 6 months, 26 days 2013
17		His Excellency Jean-Yves Nicollier MP for Gennezon (1955-)	7 April 2018	10 May 2018	Nicollier I/Périnesse-Toucourt III	UMP
			1 month, 4 days
			Appointed Prime Minister after the Assassination of the Duke of Périnesse-Toucourt. Oversaw beginning of Vannoisian-Eesti Conflict of 2018. Called scheduled 2018 General Elections before stepping down. First Vannoisian Prime Minister to retire directly from politics as PM.
18		His Excellency Jacques Sardou MP for Saint-François-sur-Cael (1970-)	10 May 2018	7 September 2018	Sardou I Sardou II Sardou III	UMP
			3 months, 29 days 2018 I
			Grandson of Pascal Robichaud. Prime Minister during Vannoisian-Eesti Conflict of 2018. Multiple cabinet rebellions. Failed Emergency Powers Act of 2018. Failed Armed Forces Act of 2018. Planned to oversee V-E Conflict war crimes trial. Lost motion of no-confidence, August 2018. Lost snap election, September 2018. Final leader of UMP.
19		Her Ladyship Marlène Astier, Lady Eoulx MP for Daucourt (1980-)	7 September 2018	Incumbent	Mar. Astier I	The Daisy
			Incumbent 2018 II
			First female Prime Minister. First Prime Minister from The Daisy. Promoted Capital Punishment Act of 2019, outlawing the death penalty in Vannois.

Living former Prime Ministers

As of 2017 there are four living former Prime Ministers of those that have held the office (not including incumbent):

• Living former Prime Ministers
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  Alphonse Daucourt
  served 1994-1996, 1998-2001
  born 1944 (age 80)

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  Maximilien Astier
  served 2001-2006
  born 1957 (age 67)

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  Jean-Yves Nicollier
  served 2018
  born 1955 (age 69)

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  Jacques Sardou
  served 2018
  born 1970 (age 54)