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| 1691
| 1691
| Count of Tamils (1655-1683)<br>King of Free (1683-1691)
| Count of Tamils (1655-1683)<br>King of Free (1683-1691)
| Died without an heir and ''may be behind the assassination of Andrea II''
| ''Died without an heir and may be behind the assassination of Andrea II''
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| 1717
| 1717
| Count of Rove (1653-1683)<br>King of Free (1691-1717)
| Count of Rove (1653-1683)<br>King of Free (1691-1717)
| Supposed to be next in line of succession after Andrea II but at the time was not in the capital <br>Then was exiled under Jonathan rule<br>''After the death of Jonathan that he was crowned king''
| ''Supposed to be next in line of succession after Andrea II but at the time was not in the capital <br>Then was exiled under Jonathan rule<br>After the death of Jonathan that he was crowned king''
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| Trinal II
| Trinal II
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| 1791
| 1791
| King of Free  
| King of Free  
| Abdicate
| ''Abdication''
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| 1854
| 1854
| King of Free (1791-1813)<br>King of Holy Free (1813-1854)
| King of Free (1791-1813)<br>King of Holy Free (1813-1854)
| A personal union with Holsani
| ''A personal union with Holsani''
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| Trinal VI
| Trinal VI
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| 1934
| 1934
| King of Holy Free
| King of Holy Free
| Unknown cause of death (Assassination or Suicide)
| ''Unknown cause of death (Assassination or Suicide)''
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| Trinal VIII
| Trinal VIII
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| 1st
| 1st
| Kunshai Pongkrapan
| Bartjan Herder
| 1945
| 1945
| 1948
| 1948
| style="background: #434345; color: white;" | Independent
| style="background: #434345; color: white;" | Independent
| First President, decided to have a three years mandate  
| ''First President, decided to have a three years mandate''
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| 2nd
| 2nd
| Yai Saranee
| Hermen Bensink
| 1948
| 1948
| 1952
| 1949
| style="background: #145A32; color: white;" | Democratic
| style="background: #145A32; color: white;" | Democratic
|  
| ''Assassinated and Coup'ed''
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| 3rd
| 3rd
| Samanee Loka
| Gen. Ruud Beek Sr.
| 1952
| 1949
| 1960
| 1954
| style="background: #7B241C; color: white;" | Liberal
| style="background: #F1C40F; color: white;" | Nationalist
| First woman President
| ''First Prime Minister to serve two non-consecutive terms''
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| 4th
| 4th
| Ranglai Molas
| Reinier Molas
| 1960
| 1954
| 1968
| 1962
| style="background: #7B241C; color: white;" | Liberal
| style="background: #7B241C; color: white;" | Liberal
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 5th
| 5rth
| Somsak Oknok
| Mirte Esmeijer
| 1968
| 1962
| 1972
| 1970
| style="background: #F1C40F; color: white;" | Nationalist
| style="background: #7B241C; color: white;" | Liberal
|  
| ''First woman President''
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|-
| 6th
| 6th
| Mongkol Sanrank
| Issaac Nines
| 1972
| 1970
| 1976
| 1974
| style="background: #154360; color: white;" | Conservative
| style="background: #154360; color: white;" | Conservative
|  
|  
|-
|-
| (5th) 2nd mandate
| 7th
| Somsak Oknok
| Ruuderford Linneke Blankhorst <small>(Ruud Beek Jr.)</small>
| 1976
| 1974
| 1980
| 1978
| style="background: #F1C40F; color: white;" | Nationalist
| style="background: #F1C40F; color: white;" | Nationalist
| First Prime Minister with two non-consecutive terms
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| 7th
| 8th
| Jamaree Illamaan
| Theun Kleine Schaars
| 1980
| 1978
| 1988
| 1984
| style="background: #D68910; color: white;" | Socialist
| style="background: #D68910; color: white;" | Socialist
|  
| ''Died in Office''
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| 8th
| 9th
| Caraban Solics
| Reinier Heerius
| 1988
| 1984
| 1992
| 1992
| style="background: #D68910; color: white;" | Socialist
| style="background: #D68910; color: white;" | Socialist
|  
|  
|-
|-
| 9th
| 10th
| Falonlang Usanm
| Nelke Slagman
| 1992
| 1992
| 2000
| 2000
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|  
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| 10th
| 11th
| Somsak Kansano
| Sebastiaan van Rovenberg-Hussac
| 2000
| 2000
| 2004
| 2004
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|  
|  
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| (9th) 2nd mandate
| (10th) 2nd mandate
| Falonlang Usanm
| Nelke Slagman
| 2004
| 2004
| 2008
| 2008
| style="background: #7B241C; color: white;" | Liberal
| style="background: #7B241C; color: white;" | Liberal
|  
| ''Only Prime Minister to serve two non-consecutive terms''
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| (10th) 2nd mandate
| rowspan="2" | 11th
| Somsak Kansano
| rowspan="2" | Sofie van Tamills
| 2008
| 2008
| 2012
| 2012
| style="background: #154360; color: white;" | Conservative
| style="background: #145A32; color: white;" | Democratic
|  
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|-
|-
| 11th
| Sumasa Polouses
| 2012
| 2012
| 2016
| 2016
| style="background: #145A32; color: white;" | Democratic
| style="background: #154360; color: white;" | Conservative
|  
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| 12th
| 12th
| Prime Minister
| Eerste Premier
| 2016
| 2016
| 2020
| 2020
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| 13th
| 13th
| Samanala Porsled
| Adriaan Bolte
| 2020
| 2020
| Incumbent
| Incumbent

Revision as of 03:18, 2 April 2022

The list of leaders of Holy Free includes the kings of the Kingdom of Free, the kings of the Kingdom of Holy Free and the prime ministers of Kingdom of Holy Free.

The Kingdom of Free

The Kingdom of Free was proclaimed by King Andrea I in 1638 and lasted until the proclamation of the Kingdom of Holy Free in 1813.

House of Free

Name From Until Title Notes
Andrea I 1638 1680 Count of Lordinia-Rove (1615-1638)
King of Free (1638-1680)
Andrea II 1680 1683 King of Free Assassinated and died without an heir

House of Noals

Name From Until Title Notes
Johnathan 1683 1691 Count of Tamils (1655-1683)
King of Free (1683-1691) 		Died without an heir and may be behind the assassination of Andrea II

House of Trinal

Name From Until Title Notes
Trinal I 1691 1717 Count of Rove (1653-1683)
King of Free (1691-1717) 		Supposed to be next in line of succession after Andrea II but at the time was not in the capital
Then was exiled under Jonathan rule
After the death of Jonathan that he was crowned king
Trinal II 1717 1741 King of Free
Trinal III 1741 1776 King of Free
Trinal IV 1776 1791 King of Free Abdication

The Kingdom of Holy Free

The Kingdom of Holy Free was proclaimed by in 1813 King Trinal V

House of Trinal

Name From Until Title Notes
Trinal V 1791 1854 King of Free (1791-1813)
King of Holy Free (1813-1854) 		A personal union with Holsani
Trinal VI 1854 1892 King of Holy Free
Trinal VII 1892 1934 King of Holy Free Unknown cause of death (Assassination or Suicide)
Trinal VIII 1934 1945 King of Holy Free

Prime Ministers of Holy Free

After the bloodless revolution of 1954, Holy Free changed from an absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy

No. Name From Until Political affiliation Notes
1st Bartjan Herder 1945 1948 Independent First President, decided to have a three years mandate
2nd Hermen Bensink 1948 1949 Democratic Assassinated and Coup'ed
3rd Gen. Ruud Beek Sr. 1949 1954 Nationalist First Prime Minister to serve two non-consecutive terms
4th Reinier Molas 1954 1962 Liberal
5rth Mirte Esmeijer 1962 1970 Liberal First woman President
6th Issaac Nines 1970 1974 Conservative
7th Ruuderford Linneke Blankhorst (Ruud Beek Jr.) 1974 1978 Nationalist
8th Theun Kleine Schaars 1978 1984 Socialist Died in Office
9th Reinier Heerius 1984 1992 Socialist
10th Nelke Slagman 1992 2000 Liberal
11th Sebastiaan van Rovenberg-Hussac 2000 2004 Conservative
(10th) 2nd mandate Nelke Slagman 2004 2008 Liberal Only Prime Minister to serve two non-consecutive terms
11th Sofie van Tamills 2008 2012 Democratic
2012 2016 Conservative
12th Eerste Premier 2016 2020 Conservative
13th Adriaan Bolte 2020 Incumbent Nationalist
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