Prime Minister of Creeperopolis

Prime Minister
Máximo Illescas Freixa, the final Prime Minister. (January 1, 1931-October 4, 1949)
Details
Formation	March 8, 1565 December 31, 1887
Abolition	July 4, 1771 October 4, 1949
First Prime Minister	Alfonso Moreno Salinas (PC), First Parliament Inhué Ordóñez Yepes (PLN), Second Parliament
Last Prime Minister	Fernando Moreno Juderías (PL), First Parliament Máximo Illescas Freixa (PCN), Second Parliament
Style	His Excellency, First Parliament The Honorable, Second Parliament
Appointer	Elected by the Citizenry

The Prime Minister of Creeperopolis was the title of Creeperopolis' formal Head of Government from 1565-1771, then again from 1887-1949 (de facto until 1933). The position was established in 1565 and again in 1887 and both had a five-year term. The Prime Minister was chosen by the citizens of Creeperopolis in an election series. The first Prime Minister of the First Parliamentary system was Conservative Alfonso Moreno Salinas. The first Prime Minister of the Second Parliamentary system was National Liberal Inhué Ordóñez Yepes. The Prime Minister was a sitting member of the Parliament, which was the main governing body of Creeperopolis while it was in existence. The Prime Minister presided over the Parliament when in session and represented the government overall.

First Parliament

Main article: First Parliament of Creeperopolis

List of First Parliament Prime Ministers

Portrait		Prime Minister (Birth–Death)	Term of office & mandate Duration in years and days			Party	Government	Monarch (Reign)
1		His Excellency Alfonso Moreno Salinas (1499–1572)	March 8 1565	March 8 1570	1565	Conservative Party	1. Alfonso Moreno I	Alfonso III (1555–1587)
			5 years and 0 days
2		His Excellency Bernardo Funes Luque (1523–1581)	March 8 1570	March 8 1580	1570	Conservative Party	2. Bernardo Funes I
					1575		3. Bernardo Funes II
			10 years and 0 days
3		His Excellency Camilo Funes Luque (1523–1581)	March 8 1580	March 8 1590	1580	Conservative Party	4. Camilo Funes I
					1585		5. Camilo Funes II
			10 years and 0 days					Carlos I (1587–1603)
4		His Excellency Samuel Molina Tassis (1541–1612)	March 8 1590	March 8 1600	1590	Conservative Party	6. Molina I
					1595		7. Molina II
			10 years and 0 days
5		His Excellency Emmanuel Sánchez Andino (1567–1623)	March 8 1600	March 8 1615	1600	Liberal Party	8. Sánchez I
					1605		9. Sánchez II	Salvador II (1603–1634)
					1610		10. Sánchez III
			15 years and 0 days
6		His Excellency Orlando González Leoz (1570–1618)	March 8 1615	September 27 1618	1615	Liberal Party	11. González I
			3 years and 204 days
7		His Excellency Fidel Moreno Dávalos (1589–1636)	September 27 1618	July 19 1636	—	Liberal Party	12. Fidel Moreno I
					1620		13. Fidel Moreno II
					1625		14. Fidel Moreno III
					1630		15. Fidel Moreno IV
					1635		16. Fidel Moreno V	Alfonso IV (1634–1666)
			17 years and 297 days
8		His Excellency José Moreno Dávalos (1591–1670)	July 19 1636	March 8 1670	—	Liberal Party	17. José Moreno I
					1640		18. José Moreno II
					1645		19. José Moreno III
					1650		20. José Moreno IV
					1655		21. José Moreno V
					1660		22. José Moreno VI
					1665		23. José Moreno VII
			33 years and 232 days					Maximiliano I (1666–1697)
9		His Excellency Alexander Carpio Maroto (1635–1723)	March 8 1670	March 8 1695	1670	Conservative Party	24. Carpio I
					1675		25. Carpio II
					1680		26. Carpio III
					1685		27. Carpio IV
					1690		28. Carpio V
			25 years and 0 days
10		His Excellency Salvador Cerén Collazo (1657–1738)	March 8 1695	March 8 1725	1695	Liberal Party	29. Cerén I
					1700		30. Cerén II	Carlos II (1697–1728)
					1705		31. Cerén III
					1710		32. Cerén IV
					1715		33. Cerén V
					1720		34. Cerén VI
			30 years and 0 days
11		His Excellency Orlando Moreno Hidalgo (1678–1749)	March 8 1725	November 1 1749	1725	Liberal Party	35. Orlando Moreno I	Carlos III (1728–1729)
					1730		36. Orlando Moreno II	Monarchy Abolished (1729–1730)
					1735		37. Orlando Moreno III	Adolfo II (1730–1770)
					1740		38. Orlando Moreno IV
					1745		39. Orlando Moreno V
			24 years and 239 days
12		His Excellency Francisco López Yagüe (1700–1766)	November 1 1749	March 8 1750	—	Liberal Party	40. López I
			127 days
13		His Excellency Salvador Funes Tafalla (1699–1769)	March 8 1750	March 8 1765	1750	Conservative Party	41. Salvador Funes I
					1755		42. Salvador Funes II
					1760		43. Salvador Funes III
			15 years and 0 days
14		His Excellency Francisco López Yagüe (1700–1766)	March 8 1765	May 13 1766	1765	Liberal Party	44. López II
			1 year and 67 days
15		His Excellency Fernando Moreno Juderías (1711–1771)	May 13 1766	July 4 1771	—	Liberal Party	45. Fernando Moreno I
					1770		46. Fernando Moreno II
			5 years and 53 days					Manuel III (1770–1783)

Second Parliament

Main article: Second Parliament of Creeperopolis

List of Second Parliament Prime Ministers

Portrait		Prime Minister (Birth–Death)	Term of office & mandate Duration in years and days			Party	Government	Monarch (Reign)
1		The Honorable Inhué Ordóñez Yepes (1853–1922)	December 31 1887	December 31 1892	1887	National Liberal Party	1. Ordóñez I	Maximiliano II (1853–1899)
			5 years and 0 days
2		The Honorable Macos Espiga Mina (1844–1903)	December 31 1892	December 31 1902	1892	National Conservative Party	2. Espiga I
					1897		3. Espiga II
			10 years and 0 days					Alexander I (1899–1910)
3		The Honorable Francisco Dueñas Díaz (1857–1930)	December 31 1902	December 31 1907	1902	Catholic Royalist Party	4. Dueñas I
			5 years and 0 days
4		The Honorable Inhué Ordóñez Yepes (1853–1922)	December 31 1907	December 31 1912	1907	National Liberal Party	5. Ordóñez II
			5 years and 0 days					Alfonso V (1910–1918)
5		The Honorable Francisco Dueñas Díaz (1857–1930)	December 31 1912	December 31 1917	1912	Catholic Royalist Party	6. Dueñas II
			5 years and 0 days
6		The Honorable Inhué Ordóñez Yepes (1853–1922)	December 31 1917	April 17 1922	1917	National Liberal Party	7. Ordóñez III
			4 years and 108 days					Adolfo IV (1918–1933)
-		The Honorable Édgar Cazalla Beldad (1878–1928) Acting Prime Minister	April 17 1922	December 31 1922	—	Creeperian Socialist Party	8. Cazalla I
			258 days
7		The Honorable Rafael Antonio Gutiérrez (1881–1957)	December 31 1922	December 31 1927	1922	Catholic Royalist Party	9. Gutiérrez I
			5 years and 0 days
8		The Honorable Édgar Cazalla Beldad (1878–1928)	December 31 1927	February 7 1928	1927	Creeperian Socialist Party	10. Cazalla II
			39 days
-		The Honorable Rafael Antonio Gutiérrez (1881–1957) Acting Prime Minister	February 7 1928	February 10 1928	—	Catholic Royalist Party	11. Gutiérrez II
			3 days
9		The Honorable Joel Lacasa Campos (1879–1928)	February 10 1928	March 1 1928	—	Creeperian Social Communist Party	12. Lacasa I
			21 days
-		The Honorable Serafín Velázquez Andrade (1882–1934) Acting Prime Minister	March 1 1928	March 2 1928	—	Independent	13. Velázquez I
			1 day
10		The Honorable Tobías Gaos Nores (1869–1932)	March 2 1928	July 17 1932	—	National Liberal Party	14. Gaos I
			4 years and 138 days
-		The Honorable Jorge Meléndez Ramírez (1885–1934) Acting Prime Minister	July 17 1932	December 31 1932	—	Creeperian Socialist Party	15. Meléndez I
			168 days
11		The Honorable Máximo Illescas Freixa (1887–1965)	December 31 1932	October 4 1949	1932	National Conservative Party	16. Illescas I	St. Romero I (1933–1946)
					—		17. Illescas II
					—		18. Illescas III
					—		19. Illescas IV	Romero II (1946–1976)
			16 years and 278 days

Parliament-in-Exile

List of Parliament-in-Exile Prime Ministers

Portrait		Prime Minister (Birth–Death)	Term of office & mandate Duration in years and days			Party	Government	President (Term)
-		His Excellency Andrés Andino Cazalla (1972–) Provisional Prime Minister	February 19 2020	Incumbent	-	Creeperian Patriotic Movement	1. Gisbert Alcabú I
								Antonio Gisbert Alcabú (2020–2020)
							2. Arnal Semprún I	Aarón Arnal Semprún (2020–2020)
			4 years and 304 days				3. Gisbert Alcabú II	Antonio Gisbert Alcabú (2020–)

Timeline

First Parliament

Second Parliament

See Also

• List of Creeperian Monarchs