List of the Lords Governor-General of Aurice
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With the establishment of the Noble Republic, the Senate created the office of Lord Governor-General to provide the military and diplomatic leadership of the new state. In time, to satisfy the middle order, the office of Lieutenant Governor-General was created. Both serve concurrently a term of three years, elected in the month of Erreclose. It is unlawful to serve two consecutive terms, including suffect terms.
| Term | Lord Governor-General | Lieutenant Governor-General | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2628 to 2630 | Amasgus Galdimizin | n/a | First Lord Governor-General |
| 2631 to 2633 | Yaven Calchamazin | n/a | Assassinated in 2632 by Amísbë Almikkis |
| 2632 to 2633 | Strundo Galdimizin | n/a | Elected Suffect Lord Governor-General, nephew to Amasgus Galdimese |
| 2634 to 2636 | Stalcastrain Calchamazin | n/a | 2634, Battle of Kadraskan |
| 2637 to 2639 | Jaffizin | n/a | First Rhovundian War (2638 to 2639), Ibrevese War (2639 to 2644) |
| 2640 to 2642 | Drigor Nikriazin | n/a | Ibrevese War (2639 to 2644) |
| 2643 to 2645 | Strundo Galdimizin | Ibrevese War (2639 to 2644), 2644 creation of office of Lieutenant Governor-General of Aurice to serve under the Lord-Governor General | |
| 2646 to 2648 | Ombragio Thoüsi | First Lieutenant Governor-General serves | |
| 2649 to 2651 | Vericolpine | ||
| 2652 to 2654 | Sardoyan Gasindozin | ||
| 2655 to 2657 | Ombradio Mikalosso | Orlangissan Uprising (2655 to 2656) | |
| 2658 to 2660 | Shindorzin | ||
| 2661 to 2663 | Mikalosso | ||
| 2664 to 2666 | Calchamas | ||
| 2667 to 2669 | Galdimazin | ||
| 2670 to 2672 | Pulmajasi | ||
| 2673 to 2675 | Aikurasi | ||
| 2676 to 2678 | Habinisi | 2676, Provincial Chamber gains power to elect Lieutenant Governor-General of Aurice | |
| 2679 to 2681 | Aikurasi | -- | First Lt. Governor-General elected by Provincial Chamber begins office |
| 2682 to 2684 | Ersercelline | -- | |
| 2685 to 2687 | Logundisi | -- | |
| 2688 to 2690 | Ersercelline | -- | |
| 2691 to 2693 | Golanjaridesi | -- | |
| 2694 to 2696 | Ekullatirno | -- | |
| 2697 to 2699 | Rumzhalafri | -- | |
| 2700 to 2701 | Pardi | -- | Dies in Office/ |
| 2701 to 2702 | Ekullatirno | -- | Suffect LGG |
| 2703 to 2705 | Atuljasi | -- | |
| 2706 to 2709 | Relo | -- | |
| 2710 to 2712 | Gulfarin | -- | |
| 2713 to 2715 | Naskizin | -- | |
| 2716 to 2718 | Gulfarin | -- | |
| 2719 to 2721 | Tirtofazzo | -- | |
| 2722 to 2724 | Ludromaida | -- | |
| 2725 to 2727 | Semberzio Zido | -- | Centennial Celebration of Aurician Revolution |
| 2728 to 2730 | Gudiaz Tmazin | -- | |
| 2731 to 2733 | Semberzio Zido | -- | |
| 2734 to 2736 | Oriçaz Safruti | -- | |
| 2737 to 2739 | Marvunaz Sajaresso | -- | |
| 2740 to 2742 | Badruno Nikriasi | -- | |
| 2743 to 2745 | Hespaz Tajuzin | -- | |
| 2746 to 2748 | Badruno Nikriasi | -- | |
| 2749 to 2751 | Jardo Galdimizin | Fastorn Khamjur | |
| 2752 to 2754 |
See Also
- Aurician Revolution
- Expansion of Inland Aurician Empire in Late 2600's
- List of the Senatorial Houses of Aurice
- Lord Governor-General of Aurice
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