List of leaders of Anserisa (Pacifica)

The list of leaders of Anserisa includes the Counts of the Three Counties of the Northern Isles, the Princes of the Principality of Anserisa, the Emperor of the Anserisan Empire and the Presidents of the Republic of Anserisa.

Three Counties of the Northern Isles

The period known as the Three Counties of the Northern Isles is the period from 1201 until 1443 where each island was ruled over by a Count.

Counts of Castorida

The Counts of Castorida ruled the island of Branta from 1201 until the proclamation of the Principality in 1443.

House of Branta

Name	From	Until	Title	Notes
Libério	1st September 1201	1216	Count of Castorida and Duke of Chevrona
Iustianiano I	1216	1246	Count of Castorida and Duke of Chevrona
Iustianiano II	1246	1259	Count of Castorida and Duke of Chevrona and Alisa
Mauritio I	1259	1278	Count of Castorida and Duke of Alisa
Mauritio II	1278	1316	Count of Castorida and Duke of Alisa
Mauritio III	1316	1337	Count of Castorida and Duke of Chevrona and Alisa
Scholastica	1337	1369	Countess of Castorida
Mauritio IV	1369	1372	Count of Castorida and Branta
Mauritio V	1372	1379	Count of Castorida and Branta
Benigno I	1379	1389	Count of Castorida	Signed the Treaty of Envoys in 1387
Benigno II	1389	1413	Count of Castorida
Augusto	1413	2nd December 1433	Count of Castorida
Léo do Bubo	2nd December 1433	13th October 1434	Duke of Alisa and Regent	Acted as regent for Benigno III
Benigno III	2nd December 1433	13th October 1434	Count of Castorida	Never ruled officially, was always under the regency of Léo do Bubo

Count Césario of Galluso invaded the island of Branta in 1434 and takes control of the County of Castorida, ending the rule of the House of Branta on the island.

House of Rubecula

Name	From	Until	Title	Notes
Césario	13th October 1434	5th August 1436	Count of Galluso and Castorida	Ruled from Vexilla on Rubecula Island

Counts of Melégrisa

The Counts of Melégrisa ruled the island of Haliétusa from 1234 until the proclamation of the Principality in 1443.

House of Haliétusa

Name	From	Until	Title	Notes
Marcello I	1234	1240	Count of Melégrisa, Duke of Concordia and Baron of Céruléa
Marcello II	1240	1245	Count of Melégrisa, Duke of Concordia and Baron of Céruléa
Luciano I	1245	1252	Count of Melégrisa and Duke of Concordia
Marcello III	1252	1266	Count of Melégrisa, Duke of Concordia and Baron of Statera
Luciano II	1266	1282	Count of Melégrisa and Duke of Concordia
Marcello IV	1282	1318	Count of Melégrisa and Haliétusa Island
Marcello V	1318	1341	Count of Melégrisa and Haliétusa Island
Luciano III	1341	1348	Count of Melégrisa
Félicia	1348	1351	Countess of Melégrisa
Marcello VI	1351	1359	Count of Melégrisa and Duke of Concordia
Faustina	1359	1379	Countess of Melégrisa
Marcello VII	1379	1400	Count of Melégrisa	Signed the Treaty of Envoys in 1387
Luciano IV	1400	1426	Count of Melégrisa
Marcello VIII	1426	1436	Count of Melégrisa	Abdicated
Victoria	1436	1436	Duchess of Céruléa	In a personal union with the House of Rubecula

Counts of Galluso

The Counts of Galluso ruled the island of Rubecula from 1310, the island of Branta from 1434 and the island of Haliétusa (in a personal union) from 1436, until the proclamation of the Principality in 1443.

House of Rubecula

Name	From	Until	Title	Notes
Bonifacio I	1310	1324	Count of Galluso
Bonifacio II	1324	1327	Count of Galluso
Bonifacio III	1327	1336	Count of Galluso
Bonifacio IV	1336	1345	Count of Galluso
Gabino	1345	1356	Count of Galluso
Bonifacio V	1356	1369	Count of Galluso
Rufina	1369	1382	Countess of Galluso
Bonifacio VI	1382	1405	Count of Galluso	Signed the Treaty of Envoys in 1387
Honorino	1405	1417	Count of Galluso
Césario	1417	1436	Count of Galluso (1417-1443) Count of Galluso and Castorida (1434-1436)

Union of the Three Northern Isles

After the personal union of Césario with Victoria, the Count declared the establishment of the Union of the Three Northern Isles.

House of Rubecula

Name	From	Until	Title	Notes
Césario	5th August 1436	2nd June 1443	Count of the Three Northern Isles (1436-1443)

Principality of Anserisa

The Principality of Anserisa was proclaimed in 1443 and lasted until the proclamation of the Anserisan Empire in 1792.

House of Anserisa

Name	From	Until	Title	Notes
Stéphano I	1443	1467	Prince of Anserisa	Established the Council of Regions in 1450
Stéphano II	1467	1477	Prince of Anserisa
Urbano I	1477	1482	Prince of Anserisa
Stéphano III	1482	1506	Prince of Anserisa
Geneva	1506	1556	Princess of Anserisa
Augustino	1556	1598	Prince of Anserisa
Stéphano IV	1598	1621	Prince of Anserisa	Established the National Convention in 1613
Régina	1621	1665	Princess of the Anserisan People
Stéphano V	1665	1700	Prince of Anserisa	Died without an heir

House of Corvuma

Octavio Corvum took over the crown of Anserisa when Stéphano V died without an heir.

Name	From	Until	Title	Notes
Octavio I	1700	1712	Grand Prince of the Anserisan Islands
Octavio II	1712	1713	Grand Prince of the Anserisan Islands	Exiled by Émiliano Anserisum (later Prince Stéphano VI)

House of Anserisa (Restored)

Nephew of Prince Stéphano V deposed Prince Octavio II and restored the House of Anserisa in 1713.

Name	From	Until	Title	Notes
Stéphano VI	1713	1740	Prince of Anserisa
Stéphano VII	1740	1780	Prince of Anserisa
Urbano II	1780	1790	Prince of Anserisa	Abdicated
Urbano III	1790	1792	Prince of Anserisa	Executed by the Republican revolutionaries in 1792

Anserisan Empire

Hadriano Aquilum proclaimed himself Emperor of Anserisa on 9th April 1792, ending the Principality of Anserisa and proclaiming the Anserisan Empire which lasted until 1815.

House of Aquila

Name	From	Until	Title	Notes
Hadriano	9th April 1792	21st September 1815	Emperor of Anserisa and the Anserisan People	Established New Anserisan as the official language Established the Imperial Congress in 1795 Established the Imperial Court of Justice in 1800 Exiled by the Republican revolutionaries in 1815

Republic of Anserisa

The Republic of Anserisa was proclaimed on 21st September 1815.

Presidents of Anserisa

No.	Name	From	Until	Political affiliation	Notes
1st	Calpurnio Fabricium	21st September 1815	6th June 1816	Independent	First President, decided to have a one-year mandate only
2nd	Auréliano Régulum	1816	1824	Republican
3rd	Antonino Secundum	1824	1828	Conservative
4th	Cassio Herminium	1828	1840	Republican
5th	Junio Iulianum	1840	1848	Independent	Last Independent President
(4th) second mandate	Cassio Herminium	1848	1850	Republican	First President with two non-consecutive terms, only President to resign while in office
6th	Terentio Quintillum	1850	1856	Republican	First Vice-President appointed President
7th	Aurélio Catum	1856	1864	Republican
8th	Maximiliano Nervum	1864	1888	Republican	Longest-serving President
9th	Liviano Arisum	1888	1889	Conservative	Only President to die while in office
10th	Vespasiano Marcianum	1889	1892	Conservative
11th	Augusto Élium	1892	1896	Republican
12th	Émiliano Romanum	1896	1912	Republican	Signed the Anserisan Separation of Powers Act in 1911 (First amendment to the Constitution)
13th	Octaviano Cassium	1912	1914	Republican	First President to be removed from office by the Congress
14th	Aurélio Faustum	1914	1916	Conservative
(13th) second mandate	Octaviano Cassium	1916	1918	Republican
15th	Valériano Blandinum	1918	1920	Conservative
16th	Anicéto Flavium	1920	1922	Republican
17th	Julio Petronium	1922	1930	Conservative
18th	Spurio Traianum	1930	1946	Republican	First President not also running for Congress
19th	Martino Gallum	1946	1962	Socialist	Signed the Anserisan Commissioners Act in 1947 (Second amendment to the Constitution)
20th	Sergio Flavium	1962	1982	Socialist
21st	Valentina Antoninum	1982	1994	Socialist	First woman President Signed the Anserisan Governmental Obligations Act in 1984 (Third amendment to the Constitution)
22nd	Gordiano Laurentium	1994	2002	Republican	Signed the Anserisan Declaration of Rights Act in 1995 (Fourth amendment to the Constitution)
23rd	Mauritio Cyprianum	2002	2006	Conservative
24th	Horatio Secundinum	2006	2014	Republican
25th	Columbo Septimum	6th June 2014	Incumbent	Socialist

See also

• History of Anserisa