Council of Archons (N&H)

The highest executive and decision making organ of the Nationalist & Humanist Party, comprised of the relevant national sector and affiliate parties that constitutes the Humanist Movement.

Composition of the Council of Archons

Archon	Investiture Date	National Sector Party	Notes
Zahra Zjandari	12.I.1694 AN	Alalehzamin (Behsaz-Eluin)	Formerly regional sector affiliate party of the N&H in Elwynn. Claimed co-archonship at the establishment of the Archonate in 1694 AN. Broke with national leadership after the Scouring (20.XIV.1695 AN)
Ayesha al-Osman	11.I.1694 AN	Chryse
Georg Gregor Lambert	11.I.1694 AN	Floria
Gerhardt Eugen Seydlitz	10.I.1694 AN	Nouvelle Alexandrie (Federal Humanist Party)
Fridwald Peter	11.I.1694 AN	Ransenar (Golden Order Party)	Elected Hierophant 1694 AN
Mitradokht of Suren	24.VII.1694 AN	Suren
Turan Rahimi	11.III.1694 AN	Talenore
Marius Gallo	9.XV.1696 AN	Eastern Imperium (Imperial Humanist Party of Greater Kildare)	Kildari separatist commander, acclaimed by his troops.
Sergey Ilych Chernavyin	3.XII.1696 AN	Zeed (All-Union Humanist Party)	Voting rights suspended 1693 – 1701. Restored to communion with 1701 Armistice of Alduria City.
Felipe de Almagro	1703 AN	Nouvelle Alexandrie (Federal Humanist Party)	Replaced Augustus Strong as co-Archon.
Daniyal ibn Daniyal	1709 AN	Unified Governorates
Frederik Anders the Younger	24.V.1712 AN	Natopia	Regent of Whales
Tenia Zuderson	1716 AN	Sovereign Confederation	Sovereign Speaker for Doir whose innovations in insuring social credit catapulted her family as Union-renowned insurance agency.
Aurangzeb Tokaraizadeh al-Osman	12.I.1716 AN	Shireroth (Imperial Humanist Party of Shireroth)	Archon of Sathrati (1694-1716)
Esmeralda al-Osman	23.IV.1717 AN	Constancia	Autokráteira of Constancia
Fredrik Michael Tarjeisson	13.XV.1719 AN	Normark (Einhorn Society)	Deposed his father in the 1719 Normark coup d'état.
Ghawetkiin Enkhjargal	24.II.1720 AN	Hurmu (Coalition for Democratic Humanism)
Jahangir Khan	19.IX.1722 AN	Elluenuueq	Replaced Daniyal Aurangzeb Kalirion-Osman who died the previous year.

Former Archons

Former Archons, including the date and circumstances of the end of tenure

Archon	Tenure	National Sector Party	Notes
Dāryuš of the Suren	10.I.1694 AN–24.VII.1694 AN	Suren	Slain in a duel.
Kamilla Winther	10.III.1694 AN–20.XIV.1695 AN	Elwynn	Claimed precedence over Adam al-Osman in National Sector Party leadership. Perished in the Scouring.
Davit Teimuraz	11.I.1694 AN–1699 AN	Drak-Modan (Modani People's Union)	Exiled to Sabatini Island after the Shirerithian occupation of Drak-Modan.
Jasmina Hosseini	11.I.1694 AN–1702 AN	Sanama (Democratic Humanist Party)	Endured discommendation for failures of leadership prior to and during the Sanaman Civil War
Pit Kuuk	1702 AN–1703 AN	Highpass	Assumed leadership of remnant of Sanaman National Sector Affiliate Party after Sanaman Civil War. Ousted in a pro-Shirerithian coup which would ultimately cost him his life.
Augustus Strong	10.I.1694 AN – 1703 AN	Nouvelle Alexandrie (Federal Humanist Party)	Originally co-Archon resigned after electoral defeat in 1702
Smit Wet Schalck	1703 AN–1705 AN	Highpass	Assumed leadership of the surviving members of the N&H National Sector Party in Highpass following a Shirerithian coup which saw the murder of his immediate predecessor and the purging of N&H cadres within the country. Party-in-exile consisted of members fortunate enough to be outside of the country at the time of the coup, mostly those attending the Second Session of the Congress of Chryse as observers. Executed in late 1705 AN for falsifying manpower returns submitted to the Benacian Censorate.
Eini Nieminen	12.I.1694 AN–1709 AN	Jaaland	Evacuated following the Troubles. Abandoned somewhere in Çakaristan following the cession of Qyzylqaystan by Shireroth in 1711 AN.
Adam al-Osman	12.I.1694 AN–1709 AN	Elluenuueq	Adam al-Osman claimed sole leadership of National Sector Party. Encouraged to accept retirement following the failure of key domestic policies.
Daniyal ibn Daniyal Simrani-Kalirion	12.I.1694 AN–1709 AN	Natopia	Transferred to the Benacian Union
Constantine Loup	13.I.1694 AN –1709 AN	Unified Governorates	Retired 1709 AN. Died in Aqaba, 1712 AN.
Sarah Dravot-Osman (Magistra)	10.I.1694 AN – 1715 AN	Constancia	Acclaimed by the National Sector Party. Passed from natural causes.
Soleima Eslamdokht	1694 AN–1716 AN	Shireroth	Appointed to the Central Secretariat of the Imperial Humanist Party of Shireroth (1716)
Xander Jen Johannes	1703 AN–1716 AN	Sovereign Confederation	Rose from obscurity in the remnant parties sympathetic to the victorious N&H forces after the Scouring. Secured Sovereign independence within the Benacian Union during the Second Session of the Congress of Chryse.
Malik Arrānāni (Dux)	22.VI.1694 AN – 23.IV.1717 AN	Constancia	Appointed Sarlashkar (Major-General) of the 1st Vanguard Division by the Autokrator of Constancia. Promoted to Archon of the Second Grade upon his dismissal by Esmeralda al-Osman, who assumed the position of leader in his place.
Davit Teimuraz	24.V.1712 AN	Natopia	Posted to Eastern Natopia after a period of exile in the UGB. Lost office after reunification of Natopia.
Daniyal al-Osman	10.I.1694 AN – 13.XV.1716 AN	Hurmu (Coalition for Democratic Humanism)	Resigned office to Jamshid-e Osman. Died of natural causes at Aqaba, Constancia, on 13.XII.1717 AN.
Tarjei Thorgilsson	1703 AN–1719 AN	Normark (Einhorn Society)	Elevated to the Archonate after Normark's independence from Elluenuueq and his own accession to the throne. Deposed by his son.
Jamshid-e Osman	13.XV.1716 AN – 24.II.1720 AN	Hurmu (Coalition for Democratic Humanism)	Held office until his demise during the 1719–1720 Hurmu civil conflict.
Ardashir Kalir	20.III.1712 AN – 1717 AN	International Mandate (Nationalist & Humanist Party of Tiegang)	Founder of the N&H in the International Mandate for the Settlements in Apollonia. Resigned post in order to accept diplomatic position with the Benacian Union in Cakaristan.
Daniyal Aurangzeb Kalirion-Osman	1709 AN – 1721 AN	Elluenuueq	Replaced Adam al-Osman. Died of natural causes shortly after resigning office.