Who Are Your Nation's Five Best Leaders?

by **Kiribati-Tarawa** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 12:33 pm

Who are the five best leaders in your country's history, according to popular opinion?

by **Greater Eurasian Union** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 12:43 pm

1, Vladimir Lenin
2, Vladimir Putin
3, Nikita Khruschev
4, Ivan Vladimirovich Leninov
5, Nursultan Nazarbayev

Amongst the older groups Stalin is strangely popular this is vague since the government stance is officially Anti-Stalin yet the cult of personality had a lasting effect.

by **Auzkhia** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 1:01 pm

Emperor Franz Joseph
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Maria Theresa
Joseph, II Holy Roman Emperor
Emperor Franz (Franz II)

by **Britannia I** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 1:19 pm

1. Emperor William Zi Britannia
2. Emperor Yosef Von Britannia
3. Empress Alonia Ge Britannia
4. Emperor Alec Le Britannia
5. Empress Nunnaly Vi Britannia

by **Anollasia** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 2:07 pm

After a poll by NATV.an, the results were:

1. Prime Minister Harry Goodman
2. Prime Minister George Albenbury
3. Prime Minister Selim Atacan
4. Prime Minister Henry Bakersfield
5. Prime Minister Ahmet Çelebi

by **Leasath** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 2:10 pm

1. King Aerys Amaryen I
2. Prime Minister Jacques Relles
3. King Maximilian Vurell I
4. Emperor Jaehaerys Amaryen I
5. Prime Minister Giuseppe Rentano

https://dragcave.net/user/Bellumsaur13 · by **Saurisisia** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 2:14 pm

1. Consul John Horridus
2. President Cera Hayworth
3. King Tyrannus Julius Sharptoothus
4. Consul Bruticus Allus Fragilius
5. Consul/Dictator-for-Life Reptilius Julius Tailis

by **Ulvena** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 2:20 pm

Britannia I wrote:1. Emperor William Zi Britannia
2. Emperor Yosef Von Britannia
3. Empress Alonia Ge Britannia
4. Emperor Alec Le Britannia
5. Empress Nunnaly Vi Britannia

No love for Emperor Lelouch vi Britannia. Or not much love for Nunnally either.

A poll conducted by JTN reveals that the top five best rulers of all time are, from most popular to least popular:

1. Emperor Park Chan; Taejo - First Emperor of Neo-Joseon and the one who reformed Joseon
2. Emperor Park Sung Mil; Yunjo - Fifth Emperor of Neo-Joseon. Ended the Manchurian Wars
3. Emperor Park Yung-Cho; Sejo - 11th Emperor of Neo-Joseon. Ushered in the time of peace and flourishing trade following the Napoleonic Wars
4. Empress Park Yun-Se; - 8th Empress of Neo-Joseon. Implemented a lot of social reform following the beginning of large scale trade with Enlightenment era Europe. Responsible for allowing women to be counted as peoples in National Council elections as well as the abolition of privately owned slaves
5. Emperor Park Shin; Chunjo - 15th Emperor of Neo-Joseon. Current leader of Neo-Joseon and the "Knight of the People." Abolished a lot of aristocratic institutions in favor of scholarly institutions and is considering a mass promotion of all District Areas into autonomous provinces to end discrimination and bring subjugated peoples the right of citizenship in the Empire, as well as giving them self governance.

by **Robotlandia** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 2:22 pm

Me, me, me, me, and me!

by **The Reformed United Kingdoms** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 2:22 pm

1. The Leader
2. The Leader
3. The Leader

by **Ammerinia** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 2:25 pm

1. Emperor John L. Wright
2. Emperor Thomas J. Gregory
3. Emperor James X. Mechan
4. Emperess Jenlar S. Houser
5. Emperor Jebadiah G. Kirk

by **Anollasia** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 2:26 pm

The Reformed United Kingdoms wrote:1. The Leader
2. The Leader
3. The Leader

That's only 3.

by **TotallyNotEvilLand** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 2:30 pm

1. Crysal Isracue: 6,000 BCE onwards (Several 20-30 year stints of rulership every few hundred years, generally)
2. Cerril Isracue: 2013-2065
3. Furieux Isracue: 1699-1801
4. Saren Isracue: 2065-2140
5. Aquilus Magnus: 200 AD-292 AD

by **Haichianga** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 2:46 pm

1: President Barack Limongi
2: President Nelson Mandela
3: President Umen Haialna
4: President Jacob Zuma
5: Leader Folda Reltih..................

by **Neragua** » Mon Jun 16, 2014 3:44 pm

The five presidents below usually appear in the top 5 of most "greatest president". They're listed below in chronological order, with some of their achievements also noted.

Alejandro McAlister Torres
1st President (1806-1814)
Led Neragua through its War of Independence against Spain and set many precedents allowing Neragua to form into a steady, constitutional republic. Often nicknamed El Libertador ("The Liberator").
Benjamin Fraser McMurdo
8th President (1834-1842)
First British-Neraguan elected to office, he oversaw the Act of Union incorporating British South America/Patagonia into Neragua and officially making the country bilingual and bi-cultural. Often nicknamed El Unificador ("The Unifier"). His son, Charles, was also President from 1878-1886).
Salvador Montoya Vives
37th President (1956-1964)
Presided over great social and economic reforms, including legalisation of abortion, decriminalisation of homosexuality and re-establishing Neragua's non-interventionist following covert operations and intelligence sharing in WWII. The 1960 Valdivia earthquake - the most powerful ever recorded - struck five months before the 1960 presidential election. Montoya's rapid response (setting up AMEN - the emergency management agency) coupled with his genuine compassion and will to get things done carried him to the largest election victory since popular elections replaced the electoral college in 1910. He took 64.1% of the vote. As president, Montoya was so popular that there were attempts to remove term limits on the presidency so he could contest in 1964. However, plans were scrapped when it was realised the vote would not be approved by the necessary "double majority" (majority of voters nationally and a majority of voters in a majority of states).
Isabel Suarez
43rd President (1982-1990)
First female President, she was politically the polar opposite of Montoya: believing in free markets, privatisation mixed with a dose of conservatism. Both fiery and calculating, she is often labelled "Neragua's Iron Lady" or "Iron Lady of the South" (she drew inevitable comparisons to Margaret Thatcher). She broke with Montoya's big state ideas and moved towards greater federalism. She took Neragua into a more interventionist foreign policy and doubled the defence budget whilst cutting social welfare. Under her presidency, Neragua's economy expanded faster than at any time in its history, growing 130% in 8 years and making Neragua the financial centre of South America.

Others often mentioned, interchangeably with one of the above are (chronologically): Charles Fraser McMurdo, Fernando Gallardo (only person to serve more than two terms and oldest president to serve), Artur Loya, Ramiro Maldonado (first president who was neither unionist/liberal nor federalist/conservative).

by **United Provinces of Akhantos** » Tue Jun 17, 2014 10:06 am

So far we've only had only one leader, so no dice.

by **Maldovania** » Tue Jun 17, 2014 10:32 am

1.Gregory V ( 1828-1843 )
2.Caroline I ( 1361-1400 )
3.Charlotte VI ( 1539-1578 )
4.Maximilian XVIII ( 1950-1961 )
5.Frederick VIII ( 1789-1815 )

by **Soled** » Tue Jun 17, 2014 11:37 am

1. Rogdano Armelg
2. Petero Lokorov
3. Feofel Lukano
4. Marik Engels
5. Mikael Lekkerys

Taken from a recent study that had 10,000 participants.
All of the Chairman are ranked above the Emperors, Funnily enough...

by **UNITED STATES OF ISLAMIC** » Tue Jul 22, 2014 7:39 am

1.Khan Abul Khair (Family of Nogay Sultan)

2.Khan Uzbek Ahmed (Family of Nogay Sultan)

3.Khan Timur Al-Lank (Family of Nogay Sultan)

4.Sultan Celebi Mehmed I Ghazi (Family of Nogay Tugra Sultan)

5.Sultan Mehmed Al-Fatih (Family of Nogay Tugra Sultan)

by **Alexzanabbgggggg** » Tue Jul 22, 2014 8:53 am

Grand Chairman Vladimir Jindi

Grand Chairman Emily Evadotta

Grand Chairman Nicholas Dana

Grand Chairman Xu Cho

Grand Chairman Edward Watsdoloy

Emperor Peter Vilanovik

by **The Sanguinian Islands** » Tue Jul 22, 2014 9:10 am

1. Harold I "The Colonist" Suvorov, Emperor 1923-1929 (founding father)
2. Lord Paramount of the Senate Samte Gabstroß 1988-Present (Basically our Nelson Mandela, for natives)
3. Alan O'Malley, Emperor 1989-1997 (Fixed a economy crisis in the 90's by creating a huge entertainment market)
4. Adolf Stroeßner, Emperor 1929, for 4 hours (Saved thousands of lives by fighting a 4,000 strong native raiding party with 20 men.
5. Adolf II Kleinenthal, Emperor 1997-1999 (Was the most popular emperor, fixed education and finally signed a bill making all natives, born on the islands, citizens of the Sanguinian Islands in 1998.)

by **Fatatatutti** » Tue Jul 22, 2014 9:51 am

Civilian Fatatatutians aren't very good followers so we don't have the same concept of "leaders" that most nations have - i.e. somebody to tell you what to do. When asked about present leaders, we name four:

1. President Mickey Chang
2. Prime Minister Schuyler Marmish
3. General Marie-Louise Castro-Stalina
4. Alphonse

because they are people who are universally admired and respected by Fatatatutians. (Of the four, only the General is in a real position of leadership.)

Since Fatatatutians also have a somewhat limited sense of history, if asked for five leaders they would add:

5. Former Prime Minister Harlan Escrow

Since it seems that we are about to elect Fish as our new President, it is possible that he will soon replace somebody on the list.

by **Blakullar** » Tue Jul 22, 2014 11:46 am

In chronological order:

1. Tsar Alexander II
2. Vladimir Lenin
3. Iosif Stalin
4. Vladimir Putin
5. OTAN

by **Miencraft** » Tue Jul 22, 2014 11:50 am

5. Emperor Xteris
4. Emperor Ariera III
3. Emperor Achiettes
2. Emperor Ariera I
1. President Kartafla Scriptorium

So far, we've only had two presidents.

by **Onocarcass** » Tue Jul 22, 2014 11:52 am

1) President George Hawkings
2) President William De'Falco
3) President Whooves
4) Presidenr Nyra Saskonov
5) Emporer Ryshikk Buzsilov

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