For the current Indralan head of state, see Chancellor of Indrala.
| President of the State of Indrala | |
|---|---|
| Residence | Imperial Palace |
| Appointer | Indralan people |
| Term length | 4 years |
| Inaugural holder | Wang Rui |
| Formation | March 4143 |
| Final holder | Pua Tony |
| Abolished | June 4251 |
The President of Indrala was the head of state of Indrala during the republican years following the fall of the He Dynasty. Elected directly by the entire enfranchised citizenry, the president served as the head of the executive branch.
History[]
Traditionally, the Indralan head of state was a hereditary position held by the Emperor of the He Dynasty. Following a succession crisis, however, tide turned against the monarchy and republican elements of the population seized power in the nation.
When the power was stripped from the hands of the monarch, a republican system of government was implemented with the President serving as the directly elected head of state. Presidential elections were first held in March 4143, when they were won by Wang Rui of the Social Democrats.
Powers and responsibilities[]
The President was the nation's political leader, as the leader of the executive branch. Despite lacking serious power in comparison to the legislature, they were expected to manage and appoint the cabinet, including the Prime Minister and propose legislation to the National Assembly.
Abolition[]
The position of President was abolished in 4251 and replaced with the position of Chancellor. The new position held significantly more power than the President previously did due to the abolition of a separate head of government and the adoption of a presidential system of government.
List of Presidents[]
| No. | Presidency | President | Political party | Term | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | March 4143-March 4155 | Wang Rui | Social Democrats | First | March 4143-March 4145 | |
| Second | March 4145-March 4150 | |||||
| Third | March 4150-March 4155 | |||||
| 2 | March 4155-March 4165 | Jules Pan | Social Democrats | First | March 4155-March 4160 | |
| Yingdalan Greens and Progressives | Second | March 4160-March 4165 | ||||
| 3 | March 4165-September 4173 | Zhang Aiguo | Yingdalan Greens and Progressives | First | March 4165-March 4170 | |
| Second | March 4170-September 4173 | |||||
| 4 | September 4173-July 4176 | Cindy Tang | Yingdalan Progressives | First | September 4173-July 4176 | |
| 5 | July 4176-March 4188 | Liang Kuoliu | Yingdalan Progressives | First | July 4176-November 4177 | |
| Second | November 4177-November 4180 | |||||
| Third | November 4180-March 4182 | |||||
| Fourth | March 4182-March 4185 | |||||
| Fifth | March 4185-March 4188 | |||||
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State of Indrala
瑩大磖國 (Indralan) | |
| History | Historic Events: Blue Lotus Rebellion - Dawei Miracle - Southern Hemisphere War - War of Independence - Yu Restoration Historic Periods: Mesing - Gemu-Teng - Qin - Talmu - Great Xinhan - United Commonwealth - Alorian Protectorate - Gongchang - Mingzhi - He - Yu - Wen Important Sites: Heavenly City - Mengmai - Temple of Ten Thousand Bidars | |
| Geography | Natural Features: Anle Range - Baitian Valley - Fehua Bay - Ma-Gan River - Tebie Desert - Shengo Rock Provinces: Han - Jiaozhi - Min - Anle - Shu | |
| Politics | Prime Minister of Yingdala - Legislative Council Political Parties: | |
| Demographics | Ethnic Groups: Indralan - Kyo-Indralans - Dinh - Bianjie - Kunihito Religion: Jienism - Guidao - Daenism (Mazdâyanâ, Zenshō) - Seodongyo | |
| Culture | Monarchy - Nobility - Sport | |
| Economy | Agriculture - Banking - Caizu - Industry - Jiaozhi Miracle - Mining - Tourism | |