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Commission for War

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The Commission for War is a subordinate body of the First Consul of Benacia, established under the Charter of the Union-State, with responsibility for the defence of the Benacian realms and their interests in the continental near-abroad.

The Commission comprises of an executive formed of the commissioner and his deputy commissioner, both appointed by the Congress of Chryse, and the civil legate for military and naval affairs, appointed by the commissioner. They are in turn supported by the Legatine College for Military and Naval Affairs, which provides the civil administrative staff of the commission and its subordinate agencies. It coordinates closely with the Benacian Security Council.

Before the establishment of the Consulate of the Benacian Union the Commission reported to the now defunct High Presidium of the Benacian Union.

Structure

List of Commissioners

Portfolio Portrait Commissioner Term
First High Presidium
Commissioner for War Elluenuueq Adam al-Osman 1698 AN – 1704 AN
Second High Presidium
Commissioner for War Elluenuueq Adam al-Osman 1704 AN – 1709
Deputy Commissioner for War Elluenuueq Roman Nebuqannezzarion-Zerke 1704 AN – 1709
Third High Presidium
Commissioner for War Unified Governorates Zacharias Avon-El 1709 AN – 1713 AN
Deupty Commissioner for War Elluenuueq Roman Nebuqannezzarion-Zerke 1709 AN – 1713 AN
Fourth High Presidium
Commissioner for War Unified Governorates Zacharias Avon-El 1719 AN – 1723 AN
Deputy Commissioner for War Elluenuueq Roman Nebuqannezzarion-Zerke 1719 AN – 1723 AN
Fifth High Presidium
Commissioner for War Unified Governorates Zacharias Avon-El 1724 AN – 1728 AN
Deputy Commissioner for War Ransenar Troy Lyon 1724 AN – 1728 AN
Sixth High Presidium
Seventh High Presidium
Eighth High Presidium
Ninth High Presidium
Commissioner for War Unified Governorates Vahid al-Osman 1747 AN – 1751 AN
Deputy Commissioner for War Ransenar Aedh mac Ruaidrí Ó Dûlgrineth 1747 AN – 1751 AN
Consulate of Lors Bakker-Kalirion