Nationalist Party (Rildanor)

Parti Nationaliste
Founder	Linus Grande
Founded	February 3345
Headquarters	Labonne, Tiralouse
Nation	Rildanor
Youth Wing	Jeunes nationalistes (Young Nationalists)
Political Ideology	Nationalist Democracy
Political Position	Centre
International Affiliations
Elections
Seats in the Parlament de Rildanor	0 / 750
Colours	Black/Blue

Introduction

The Parti Nationaliste (Nationalist Party) was founded on February 3345 by Linus Grande (D.B. 3300), an electronics engineer, a teacher and also a novelist. He was the former leader of the party (3345- ), opposition leader (3345 - 3358) and premier ministre (3358-3361) of Rildanor. It is refounded by Antoine Francois L'Hopital III, grandson of former party leader Antoine Francois L'Hopital, on December 3489.

The Motto

Pays au-dessus d'autre!

Mission

• To advance the nationalist ideas of society, justice, human rights, a free market economy, participatory democracy, and solidarity with all countries

Vision

• The party envisions a just, prosperous, peaceful, and caring civil society anchored on social equity, a vigorous market economy, political openness, skeptic ecological balance, and an honest, effective big government.  It is a responsive, accountable, and broad-based political party, unleashing the potential of an empowered citizenry through the party's nationalist ideals, cohesive membership, and courageous, principle leadership. 

Elections for the Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy position

Date	Candidate	1st round (%)	2nd round %	Result
3493	Beatrice Marie Potet	38,340,067 (83.21)	-	Win
3495	Antoine Francois L'Hopital III	11,659,729 (100.00)	-	Win
3496	Louis Laplace II	11,338,010 (100.00)	-	Win
3498	Caroline Grande	11,912,956 (100.00)	-	Win
3500	Nicholas Carnot	12,122,006 (100.00)	-	Win
3501	Philippe II the High King (Deputy position vacant by virtue of the Monarch Act of December 3500, endorsed by PN http://classic.particracy.net/viewbill.php?billid=384207)	12,616,050 (100.00)	-	Recognized by the people through the referendum
3502	Henri Pierre de Bourbon de Toledo	11,595,873 (100.00)	-	Win
3507	Nicole Françoys, marquess d'Arloux	11,873,440 (100.00)	-	Win
3510	Gieffroy Thevenin	11,606,476 (100.00)	-	Win
3519	Louis-Napoléon de Pompadour	11,612,726 (100.00)	-	Win
3525	Godefroy Guillot	12,010,882 (100.00)	-	Win
3528	Hélène Béatrice Vigée-de Brunhilde	11,846,786(100.00)	-	Win
3534	Adèle Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes	11,995,742(100.00)	-	Win
3536	Adèle Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes	28,919,101(68.87%)	-	Win
3537	Frédérique Fourier	12,223,766(100.00)	-	Win
3541	Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux	12,190,814(100.00)	-	Win

Legislative elections

Date	Votes (#)	Votes (%)	Parliament seats	Seats ±	Position
3346	3,211,397	24.82	91 / 363	91	Opposition
3349	4,508,808	37.31	137 / 363	46	Opposition
3352	4,757,352	41.31	144 / 363	7	Opposition
3355	5,115,021	42.32	150 / 363	6	Opposition
3358	6,128,099	49.81	183 / 363	33	Administration
3361	4,210,904	34.30	124 / 363	59	Opposition
3364	5,093,791	44.53	162 / 363	38	Opposition
3367	11,524,213	25.28	89 / 363	73	Opposition
3370	16,981,684	32.70	114 / 363	25	Opposition
3373	30,243,862	46.84	170 / 363	56	Opposition
3376	28,874,718	48.89	177 / 363	7	Opposition
3377	5,624,997	19.53	73 / 363	104	Opposition
3380	5,494,917	24.38	91 / 363	18	Opposition
3383	6,518,677	28.19	101 / 363	10	Opposition
3387	6,983,885	25.19	92 / 363	9	Opposition
3493	36,946,665	82.25	61 / 75	61	Administration
3495	12,242,024	100.00	75 / 75	14	Administration
3496	12,420,695	100.00	75 / 75	0	Administration
3498	12,137,598	100.00	75 / 75	0	Administration
3500	11,913,781	100.00	75 / 75	0	Administration
3501	12,489,517	100.00	75 / 75	0	Administration
3502	12,258,197	99.68	75 / 75	0	Administration
3507	12,077,434	100.00	75 / 75	0	Administration
3510	11,782,214	100.00	75 / 75	0	Administration
3514	11,029,655	100.00	75 / 75	0	Administration
3519	11,584,988	99.73	75 / 75	0	Administration
3525	10,745,969	99.78	75 / 75	0	Administration
3528	12,262,781	99.79	75 / 75	0	Administration
3534	7,254,584	30.12	28 / 75	47	Opposition
3536	29,333,305	69.17	50 / 75	22	Administration
3537	11,563,035	99.74	75 / 75	25	Administration
3541	11,686,371	100.00	75 / 75	0	Administration

Députés

1. Meroix
   1. Georges Cornett
   2. Abel Cavey
   3. Aurèle Lavoie
   4. Robert Dufour
   5. Ambroise Lécuyer
   6. Mathieu Herriot
      
   7. Damien Linville
      
   8. Haile WakaWaka
      
   9. Esther Sylviane Bernard
      
   10. Clair Bordelon
       
   11. Valériane D'aramitz
       
   12. Faustine Yount
       
   13. Ginette Comtois
       
   14. Pétronille Bonner
       
   15. Clothilde Guérin
2. Tiralouse
   1. Guillaume Michel
      
   2. Ermenegilde Dupond
      
   3. Félix Daviau
      
   4. Richard Lapointe
      
   5. Théo Tremble
      
   6. Amédée Lyon
      
   7. Émeric Richelieu
      
   8. Corinne Fortier
      
   9. Lucille Travere
      
   10. Romaine Forestier
       
   11. Manon Brisbois
       
   12. Lucille Harman
       
   13. Arlette Lyon
       
   14. Léopoldine Beauchene
       
   15. Nicoline Charbonneau
3. Sirdour
   1. Eunice Riviera
      
   2. Vivienne Duchamps
      
   3. Mirabelle Albert
      
   4. Athénaïs Deforest
      
   5. Huguette Gardinier
      
   6. Joëlle Béringer
      
   7. Mélissa Perrot
      
   8. Theirn Mullins
      
   9. Vivien Traverse
      
   10. Horace Leandres
       
   11. Apollinaire Cloutier
       
   12. Julien Rousseau
       
   13. Céleste Bonhomme
       
   14. Frédéric Bernard
       
   15. Zacharie Dupond
4. Niraldonne
   1. Sévérine-Margaux Eustis
      
   2. Valériane-Vienne Charpentier
   3. Maurice Lyon
      
   4. Olivier Brodeur
      
   5. Alexandre Lécuyer
      
   6. Romain Daniau
      
   7. Mathis Bonfils
      
   8. Yvon Deschamps
      
   9. Édouard Bureau
      
   10. Josué Deniel
       
   11. Aldéric Marion
       
   12. Alban Villeneuve
       
   13. Gaspard Faucheux
       
   14. Corneille Masson
       
   15. Denis Beaumont
5. Morbanaque
   1. Orianne-Dianne Dupond
      
   2. Étiennette Poulin
      
   3. Henriette Poulin
      
   4. Scholastique D'aramitz
      
   5. Marcellette Sergeant
      
   6. Noémie Solomon
      
   7. Brigitte Leclerc
      
   8. Olympe Perreault
      
   9. Cyrille Martel
      
   10. Constance Tremblay
       
   11. Philomène Segal
       
   12. Léontine Lémieux
       
   13. Michèle Desjardins
       
   14. Mathias Maçon
       
   15. Laurentin Leclerc

Opposition (3345-3358)

• Canrille Empress: Josephine IV du Canrille
• Party Chairman: Antoine Francois L'Hopital
• Party Leader/Candidate for Head of Government: Linus Grande
• Adviser/Candidate for Foreign Affairs: Napoleon de Pompadour
• Adviser/Candidate for Internal Affairs: Simoun Lafayette
• Adviser/Candidate for Finance: Louis Laplace
• Adviser/Candidate for Defence: Ret. Marshal Guerrier Farouche
• Adviser/Candidate for Justice: Atty. Arthur Clarke
• Adviser/Candidate for Infrastructure and Transport: Manuel Roxas
• Adviser/Candidate for Health and Social Services: Ceinture de Côté-Potet, M.D.
• Adviser/Candidate for Education and Culture: Frederic Chou
• Adviser/Candidate for Science and Technology: Anant Singh D. Eng.
• Adviser/Candidate for Food and Agriculture: Juan Makisig de Bourbon
• Adviser/Candidate for Environment and Tourism: Mario Patani
• Adviser/Candidate for Trade and Industry: Antoine Sakhalov
• President du Senat: Jean-Paul Clemenceau, Ph.D

Grande Cabinet (3358-3361); Hung Parliament (3361-3363)

• Canrille Empress: Josephine IV du Canrille
• Party Chairman: Antoine Francois L'Hopital
• Prime Minister: Linus Grande
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Napoleon de Pompadour
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Simoun Lafayette
• Minister for Finance: Louis Laplace
• Minister for Defence: Ret. Marshal Guerrier Farouche
• Minister for Justice: Atty. Arthur Clarke
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Manuel Roxas
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Ceinture de Côté-Potet, M.D.
• Minister for Education and Culture: Frederic Chou
• Minister for Science and Technology: Anant Singh D. Eng.
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Juan Makisig de Bourbon/Henri Pierre de Bourbon
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Mario Patani
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Antoine Sakhalov
• President du Senat: Jean-Paul Clemenceau, Ph.D

Opposition (3363-3387)

• Canrille Empress: Adele/Juliet du Canrille
• Party Chairman: Antoine Francois L'Hopital
• Party Leader/Candidate for Head of Government: Linus Grande
• Adviser/Candidate for Foreign Affairs: Napoleon de Pompadour
• Adviser/Candidate for Internal Affairs: Simoun Lafayette
• Adviser/Candidate for Finance: Louis Laplace
• Adviser/Candidate for Defence: Ret. Marshal Guerrier Farouche
• Adviser/Candidate for Justice: Atty. Arthur Clarke
• Adviser/Candidate for Infrastructure and Transport: Manuel Roxas
• Adviser/Candidate for Health and Social Services: Ceinture de Côté-Potet, M.D.
• Adviser/Candidate for Education and Culture: Frederic Chou
• Adviser/Candidate for Science and Technology: Anant Singh D. Eng.
• Adviser/Candidate for Food and Agriculture: Juan Makisig de Bourbon
• Adviser/Candidate for Environment and Tourism: Mario Patani
• Adviser/Candidate for Trade and Industry: Antoine Sakhalov
• President du Senat: Jean-Paul Clemenceau, Ph.D

Potet Viceroyalty/L'Hopital III Cabinet (3493-3495)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip I: Beatrice Marie Potet
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Antoine Francois L'Hopital III
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Caroline Grande
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Napoleon de Pompadour II
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Simoun Lafayette IV
• Minister for Finance: Louis Laplace II
• Minister for Defence: Guillermo Aguinaldo
• Minister for Justice: Carl Clarke
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Jesse Roxas
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Yamagata Yuichiro
• Minister for Education and Culture: Jean-Paul Clemenceau V
• Minister for Science and Technology: Linus Grande II
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Henri Pierre de Bourbon de Toledo
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Mario Sy
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Dmitri Sakhalov

L'Hopital III Viceroyalty/Laplace II Cabinet (3495-3496)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip II: Antoine Francois L'Hopital III
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Louis Laplace II
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Caroline Grande
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Nicholas Carnot
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Gieffroy Thevenin
• Minister for Finance: Jean Baptiste Chiquart
• Minister for Defence: Godefroy Guillot
• Minister for Justice: Nicole Francoys
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Linus Grande II
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Jean Mathe
• Minister for Education and Culture: Jean-Paul Clemenceau V
• Minister for Science and Technology: Frederique Fourier
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Veronique Bruneau
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Constance D'Arras

Laplace II Viceroyalty/Potet Cabinet (3496- 3498)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip II: Louis Laplace II
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Beatrice Marie Potet
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Nicholas Carnot
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Caroline Grande
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Gieffroy Thevenin
• Minister for Finance: Jean Baptiste Chiquart
• Minister for Defence: Godefroy Guillot
• Minister for Justice: Nicole Francoys
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Andre Michel
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Jean Mathe
• Minister for Education and Culture: Jean-Paul Clemenceau V
• Minister for Science and Technology: Frederique Fourier
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Veronique Bruneau
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Constance D'Arras

Grande Viceroyalty/Carnot Cabinet (3498-3500)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip II: Caroline Grande
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Nicholas Carnot
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Linus Grande II
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Jean-Paul Clemenceau V
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Gieffroy Thevenin
• Minister for Finance: Jean Baptiste Chiquart
• Minister for Defence: Godefroy Guillot
• Minister for Justice: Nicole Francoys
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Andre Michel
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Jean Mathe
• Minister for Education and Culture: Louis Napoleon de Pompadour
• Minister for Science and Technology: Frederique Fourier
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Veronique Bruneau
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Constance D'Arras

Carnot Viceroyalty(3500- 3501); Philippe II Royalty (3501-3502 )/Grande Cabinet (3500-3502)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip II: Nicholas Carnot 
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Caroline Grande
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Henri Pierre de Bourbon de Toledo
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Nicole Francoys
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Gieffroy Thevenin
• Minister for Finance: Jean Baptiste Chiquart
• Minister for Defence: Godefroy Guillot
• Minister for Justice: Louis Napoleon de Pompadour
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Andre Michel
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Jean Mathe
• Minister for Education and Culture: Frederique Fourier
• Minister for Science and Technology: Hélène Béatrice Vigée-de Brunhilde
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Veronique Bruneau
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Constance D'Arras

de Toledo Viceroyalty/Francoys Cabinet (3502-3504)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip II: Henri Pierre de Bourbon de Toledo
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Nicole Françoys, marquess d'Arloux
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Jean Baptiste Chiquart
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Louis Napoleon de Pompadour
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Gieffroy Thevenin
• Minister for Finance: Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux
• Minister for Defence: Godefroy Guillot
• Minister for Justice: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Frederique Fourier
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Constance D'Arras
• Minister for Education and Culture: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Minister for Science and Technology: Hélène Béatrice Vigée-de Brunhilde
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Veronique Bruneau
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Mara Clark 
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

de Toledo Viceroyalty/Chiquart Cabinet (3504-3506)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip II: Henri Pierre de Bourbon de Toledo
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Jean Baptiste Chiquart
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Louis Napoleon de Pompadour
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Louis Napoleon de Pompadour
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Gieffroy Thevenin
• Minister for Finance: Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux
• Minister for Defence: Godefroy Guillot
• Minister for Justice: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Frederique Fourier
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Minister for Science and Technology: Hélène Béatrice Vigée-de Brunhilde
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Veronique Bruneau
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

de Toledo Viceroyalty/Thevenin Cabinet (3506-3507)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip II: Henri Pierre de Bourbon de Toledo
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Gieffroy Thevenin
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Louis Napoleon de Pompadour
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Louis Napoleon de Pompadour
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Godefroy Guillot
• Minister for Finance: Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux
• Minister for Defence: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Minister for Justice: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Frederique Fourier
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Minister for Science and Technology: Hélène Béatrice Vigée-de Brunhilde
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Veronique Bruneau
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

Françoys Viceroyalty/Thevenin Cabinet (3507-3510)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip II: Nicole Françoys, marquess d'Arloux
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Gieffroy Thevenin
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Louis Napoleon de Pompadour
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Louis Napoleon de Pompadour
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Godefroy Guillot
• Minister for Finance: Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux
• Minister for Defence: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Minister for Justice: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Frederique Fourier
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Minister for Science and Technology: Hélène Béatrice Vigée-de Brunhilde
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Veronique Bruneau
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

Thevenin Viceroyalty/de Pompadour Cabinet (3510-3513)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip II: Gieffroy Thevenin
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Louis-Napoleon de Pompadour
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government:
• Minister for Foreign Affairs:  Godefroy Guillot
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Frédérique Fourier
• Minister for Finance: Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux
• Minister for Defence: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Minister for Justice: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Hélène Béatrice Vigée-de Brunhilde
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Veronique Bruneau
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

Thevenin Viceroyalty/Bruneau Cabinet (3513-3519)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip II: Gieffroy Thevenin
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Véronique Bruneau
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Louis-Napoléon de Pompadour
• Minister for Foreign Affairs:  Godefroy Guillot
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Frédérique Fourier
• Minister for Finance: Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux
• Minister for Defence: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Minister for Justice: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Hélène Béatrice Vigée-de Brunhilde
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

de Pompadour Viceroyalty/Guillot Cabinet (3519-3525)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip II: Louis-Napoléon de Pompadour
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Godefroy Guillot
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Hélène Béatrice Vigée-de Brunhilde
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Hélène Béatrice Vigée-de Brunhilde
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Frédérique Fourier
• Minister for Finance: Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux
• Minister for Defence: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Minister for Justice: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

Guillot Viceroyalty/Vigée-de Brunhilde Cabinet (3525-3528)

• Grand Royal Deputy and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Philip II: Godefroy Guillot
• Prime Minister and First Lord of the High King/Party Chairman: Hélène Béatrice Vigée-de Brunhilde
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Frédérique Fourier
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Frédérique Fourier
• Minister for Finance: Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux
• Minister for Defence: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Minister for Justice: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

Vigée-de Brunhilde Viceroyalty/Dufriche-Desgenettes Cabinet (3528-3534)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: Hélène Béatrice Vigée-de Brunhilde
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Frédérique Fourier
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Frédérique Fourier
• Minister for Finance: Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux
• Minister for Defence: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Minister for Justice: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Philippe Willem-Alexander Cillessen
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

Dufriche-Desgenettes Viceroyalty/Action Canrillaise Cabinet (3534-3536)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: Louis-César Parent (AC)
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Élie-Christian Richard (AC) 
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Zéphyrine Martin 
• Minister for Finance: Gerard d'Aout 
• Minister for Defence: Lisette Bouchard
• Minister for Justice: Simon-Donat Perrault 
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Germain Renaud 
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Gaëlle Dupuy 
• Minister for Education and Culture: Gabriel Pépin 
• Minister for Science and Technology: Simone Demers 
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Toussaint Côté 
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Pauline Gauthier 
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Savien Douvier 

Dufriche-Desgenettes Viceroyalty/Fourier Cabinet (3536-3537)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: Adele Marie Dufriche-Desgenettes
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: Frédérique Fourier
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Frédérique Fourier
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Minister for Finance: Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux
• Minister for Defence: Denis de Saint-Exupéry
• Minister for Justice: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Philippe Willem-Alexander Cillessen
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

Fourier Viceroyalty/Phelypeaux Cabinet (3537-4541)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: Frédérique Fourier
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Minister for Finance: Camille Betancourt
• Minister for Defence: Denis de Saint-Exupéry
• Minister for Justice: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Philippe Willem-Alexander Cillessen
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

Phelypeaux Viceroyalty/d'Espagnat Cabinet (3541-3545)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: Marc-René de Valdec de Phélypeaux
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Minister for Finance: Camille Betancourt
• Minister for Defence: Denis de Saint-Exupéry
• Minister for Justice: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Philippe Willem-Alexander Cillessen
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Claude Debussy
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

d'Espagnat Viceroyalty/de La Mothe-Houdancourt Cabinet (3545-3550)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: Baudouin d'Espagnat
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: 
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Finance: Camille Betancourt
• Minister for Defence: Denis de Saint-Exupéry
• Minister for Justice: Vincent Aristide
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Philippe Willem-Alexander Cillessen
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Claude Debussy
• Minister for Trade and Industry: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange

de La Mothe-Houdancourt Viceroyalty/Lagrange Cabinet (3550-3553)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: Édouard Sébastien de La Mothe-Houdancourt, Maréchal de Rildanor
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Minister for Finance: Camille Betancourt
• Minister for Defence: Denis de Saint-Exupéry
• Minister for Justice: Vincent Aristide
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Philippe Willem-Alexander Cillessen
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Claude Debussy
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Lothaire Michaël Félix

Lagrange Presidency/Crepeau Cabinet (3553-3556)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs:  Jérôme Letorneur
• Minister for Finance: Camille Betancourt
• Minister for Defence: Denis de Saint-Exupéry
• Minister for Justice: Vincent Aristide
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Philippe Willem-Alexander Cillessen
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Claude Debussy
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Lothaire Michaël Félix

Lagrange Presidency/Crepeau Cabinet (3556-3559)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: François-Michel-Léo Lagrange
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs:  Jérôme Letorneur
• Minister for Finance: Camille Betancourt
• Minister for Defence: Denis de Saint-Exupéry
• Minister for Justice: Vincent Aristide
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Minister for Education and Culture: Philippe Willem-Alexander Cillessen
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Claude Debussy
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Lothaire Michaël Félix

Crepeau Presidency/Crepeau Cabinet (3559-3562)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: Dominique-Norinne Crépeau
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Jérôme Letorneur
• Minister for Finance: Camille Betancourt
• Minister for Defence: Denis de Saint-Exupéry
• Minister for Justice: Vincent Aristide
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Magnolia Steinmetz
• Minister for Education and Culture: Philippe Willem-Alexander Cillessen
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Claude Debussy
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Lothaire Michaël Félix

Saavedra Presidency/Gerard Cabinet (3562-3565)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: Juan Miguel Bautista de Saavedra
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Jérôme Letorneur
• Minister for Finance: Camille Betancourt
• Minister for Defence: Denis de Saint-Exupéry
• Minister for Justice: Vincent Aristide
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Magnolia Steinmetz
• Minister for Education and Culture: Philippe Willem-Alexander Cillessen
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Claude Debussy
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Lothaire Michaël Félix

Gerard Presidency/Noullens Cabinet (3565-3568)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: Étienne Noullens
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Martin Artois (Parti démocratique)
• Minister for Finance: Camille Betancourt
• Minister for Defence: Denis de Saint-Exupéry
• Minister for Justice: Vincent Aristide
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Magnolia Steinmetz
• Minister for Education and Culture: Philippe Willem-Alexander Cillessen
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Gerard Boniface (Parti démocratique)
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Claude Debussy
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Lothaire Michaël Félix

Gerard Presidency/Noullens Cabinet (3565-3568)

• President d'Assemblee Nationale and Viceroy to the Demitreian High King Paul: Émile Bedard (Parti démocratique)
• Prime Minister/Party Chairman: Étienne Noullens
• Party Leader/Deputy Prime Minister/Second Candidate for Head of Government: Étienne Noullens
• Minister for Foreign Affairs: Martine-Ségolène Strauss
• Minister for Internal Affairs: Jérôme Letorneur
• Minister for Finance: Camille Betancourt
• Minister for Defence: Denis de Saint-Exupéry
• Minister for Justice: Vincent Aristide
• Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Noël Hyppolite Lefebvre-Benoît
• Minister for Health and Social Services: Magnolia Steinmetz
• Minister for Education and Culture: Philippe Willem-Alexander Cillessen
• Minister for Science and Technology: Constance Françoise Gérard
• Minister for Food and Agriculture: Gerard Boniface (Parti démocratique)
• Minister for Environment and Tourism: Claude Debussy
• Minister for Trade and Industry: Lothaire Michaël Félix

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	Rildanor articles
History	Union Canrillaişe
Geography	Cities
Politics	Political parties - Supreme Court - Elections - Viceroy - Prime Minister - Ministers - National Asssembly - Opposition
Demographics	Ethnic groups: Canrillaise Religion: Aurorian Patriarchal Church
Culture	Sport - Monarchy - Armed Forces - National anthem - Nobility
Economy	Banking