Head of Commonwealth (Brettish Isles)

Lord Steward of Brettish Isles
Arms of the Commonwealth
Incumbent
Robert Vernet, Baron of Willow
since 1748
Style	His Excellency
Residence	St. George's Hall, Baskerville
Appointer	High Court of Parliament
Term	Limited by Parliament only
Inaugural holder	Jack de Montfort
Formation	1605

The Head of the Commonwealth of the Brettish Isles is the head of state and head of government of the Brettish Isles.

List of Heads of Commonwealth

First Commonwealth

Portrait	Title	Head of Commonwealth	Party	Term of Office	Government	notes
	Lord Protector	Jack de Montfort	Commonwealth Party	1605-1611	de Montfort	Founder of the Commonwealth, first Lord Protector
	Lord Protector	Richard Amherst	Commonwealth	1611-1615	Amherst I
	Lord Protector	James Sherrinford	Conservative	1615-1621	Sherrinford I
	Lord Protector	Richard Amherst	Commonwealth (1620-1626) Avalonian (1627-1627)	1621-1627	Amherst II
	Lord Protector	James Sherrinford	Conservative	1627-1634	Sherrinford II
	Lord Protector	Ira Altain	Willowshireite	1634-1643	Altain
The Willow Anarchy begins, instability of government due to natural disasters, which would eventually lead to the fall of the first Commonwealth in 1657
	King	Landon	Royalist (Willowshirerite)	1643-1655	First Monarchist period

Restored Commonwealth

Portrait	Title	Head of Commonwealth	Party	Term of Office	Government	notes
	Grand Duke	Arthur		1709-1730
	Lord Steward	Owain Rivers	Liberal-Realist Party	1730-1734	Rivers I	Ruled instead of the Grand Duke following the death of Grand-Duke Arthur, as Prince Deiniol never was invested.
	Grand Duke	Jack		1734-1747		The new Prince of the Calbain was invested as Grand-Duke in 1734
	Lord Steward	Owain Rivers	Liberal-Realist Party	1747-1748	Rivers II	In 1747, the Grand-Duchy was abolished as a result of the Brettish-Calbain crisis, and the Lord Steward became the Head of the Commonwealth. Rivers served one year as Lord Steward in the anticipation of the 1748 elections.
	Lord Steward	Robert Vernet, Baron of Willow	Conservative	1748 - present	Vernet	Elected by parliament following the 1748 election, oversaw the transfer of sovereignty to the Order of the Holy Lakes.