How many female heads of state has your nation had?

[Imperial States America]

Empress Ashley Cotton is the only female head of state so to say as she is the wife of Emperor Tex Cotton leader of the country other then her no woman can serve in any government office

[Messeren]

Well, unknowable really. Messeren has a monarchy and has had one for around 6,000 years. The rules of succession do not favour males over females as the royal family is considered divine and above gender divides. That said, males are preferred because they directly carry the family name and line. So if you take how many monarchs could possibly exist in 6,000 years, around 1/5 of them would likely have been female.

[Legatum]

We have never had a female in any important position. In our nation, women are quite badly down. Rape is legal and common if it is male-female in our nation. Can you see why...

[Intaglio]

We've had eight queens out of 19 monarches

[Davinhia]

So far Davinhia has had 0 female head of states
and 0 heads of legislatures in which are female

however, they became extremely close to winning
the closest they've ever come to winning was Larrisa Selways attempts, however failing by a measly one hundred votes in favour of Davin Hue.
Currently there is only 1 out of the 10 highest government seats

[Magonsate]

Queen Elizabeth I (reigned 1602-1623)
Queen Elizabeth II (reigned 1689-1705)
Queen Anne (reigned 1834-1870)
Queen Lilian (reigning since 2013)

Until 1971, succession law dictated that a woman would only become reigning monarch if she has no surviving brothers; since then, the law has been changed as to the succession going to the eldest child regardless of gender.

[Chinese Peoples]

We had a female head of government, but not head of state.

[Skyviolia]

10 out of 27.

[Dvardis]

There have been no male heads of state or government in Dvardis. Every kajirit since Saint Atanasia, approximately 3000 years ago, has been female. In a few cases there has been a male Regent until such time as the kajirit is old enough to take the throne, or until the gods have appointed a new one—the current Regent is Victor Girardi, the first man to hold the position in four centuries, because the remainder of the ascendant kajirit's family was slain in a mysterious accident when she was four years old and no women were left to take the position. However, attitudes have advanced enough that he is as respected as any female Regent, with few if any public comments about how men are unfit to rule because of their violent and animalistic nature (although that in part because those who make such comments tend to be hustled into white vans with tinted windows and never seen again).

As Luna Celestis is rapidly approaching adulthood, it is likely that this debate will become irrelevant once she takes the throne in her own right, anyway—it's a semi-open secret that she already more or less controls the government despite being nominally underage. There has been no talk of opening the title of kajirit to men, and that would anyway meet with widespread opposition, especially from conservatives and the Faithful.

To quote myself:

When Dvardis was formed it was fairly gender-neutral in many respects. Matrilineal, as it still is, but with equal divisions of labour and an all-male priesthood said to have been founded by the semi-mythical king Blind Marian. The main problem was religion. A literal interpretation of the first ansai of the Necronomicon [i.e. the testament attributed to 'Abdul al-Hazred', said by some to be a pseudonym of Blind Marian himself] made human sacrifice, blood raids, slavery and worse common practice. The priesthood became feared and hated; and stories held that they had summoned hideous and blasphemous creatures from the beyond to increase their own power, and required blood sacrifices to appease them. Those who did not support the priesthood were murdered in horrible ways, and plagues overran the land. These are often called the Dark Ages.

But visions came to Saint Atanasia of Nakhhan, a poor illiterate orphaned peasant with no land to her name. At first they were but dreams, but gradually they increased in number and vividness until she could not be sure what was real and what was the dream. They were messages from the outer Gods -- Yog-Sothoth, Shub-Niggurath, Nyarlathotep in his thousand forms -- and they were clear in what they said. Dvardis is diseased. The priesthood has corrupted it. Unless it is destroyed, The One Who Sleeps shall wake and cleanse Aliandrathi from its taint, as it had done to every other civilisation that arose there. Saint Atanasia saw visions of all the others who had been warned similarly, and failed to act; and the destruction that had been wrought by the waking sleeper, so complete that not even ruins remained. And she knew what she had to do.

As related in ansai ten through fifteen of the Necronomicon, Saint Atanasia revealed herself to the common people through miracles and signs, and raised a mighty army, a hundred thousand women from all through the Great Valley. For a year and a day they lay siege to Dvardi'a'shun, but as she had prophesied, not a drop of blood was shed. On the next day the city surrendered, the members of the Priesthood threw themselves into the Dvar and Saint Atanasia was crowned kajirit of all Dvardis. This event, the Reformation, is told in detail in the sixteenth ansai. She was a fair ruler, and just; but it became common wisdom that men, with no true feeling for the value of human life, could never again be priests. By appearing to Saint Atanasia the gods had shown which gender they truly favoured. The kajirit herself did not sanction this view, and called it reprehensible; but her daughters and granddaughters were less tolerant.

There is still significant Necronomiconic support for a matriarchal organisation of society, and a number of lines in the sixteenth ansai are read this way, especially by those critical of the Faith. That said, society has been moving back towards gender equality for over a century now. Men may still not inherit the title of kajirit, but there are a number of them in government at lower levels, and socially they are treated almost equally. It is still customary for men to take their wives' names at marriage, but hyphenated names are becoming increasingly common. Et cetera.

[Hindia Belanda]

We've had three queens being Juliana, Wilhelmina and recently Beatrix who abdicated in favour of his son Willem-Alexander, our current king. We also have had two female Governor-Generals.

[Crossover Reddington]

Our current Mayor, Belinda Benson, is female.
She's been our ruler since our founding as a nation.

[Odryska]

There have been 2 female Presidents of the Council.

[Slakonian]

Since our independence back at 1985, our third head of state was a female.

[D i x i e]

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[Ktathrya]

Prior to the Dawn Age, heads of state were 'appointed' through challenge and battle. Records from that time are few and far between so it is impossible to say how many of the leaders during that era were male and how many were female.

However during the Dawn Age three centuries ago Ktathrya moved to a system whereby the head of state was always an Empress. This has been the case ever since, and the current Empress is our 37th.

So, since records began, 37 of the 37 heads of state have been female.

[Caislean Scath]

We've had four, beginning in the 80's with Samantha G. Hethford and ending now, with Susan Abrams

[Speckiland]

Our current Chancellor Magdalena Gruber is a woman. She's a head of government but our head of state - President - has less political power than Chancellor, so she's the leader.

[New Venti]

All seventy benevolent rulers of New Venti have been female. It's more to do with the fact that all of our rulers are reincarnations of a previous ruler then anything else. As well, only women are given first class rights in our nation so a male in any government position is pretty much impossible.

[Thurask]

Since the adoption of the current system of government in 2011, we have had no female Presidents; however, out of the four Prime Ministers since then, three have been female.

[Lysandus]

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[Fin Dovah Junaar]

The Empire has had over eleven Empresses within its time.

[Marlborostein]

In Marlborostein, it is illegal for women to join the clergy or the military, and they are therefore ineligible for government service.

[New Korongo]

There have been five female heads of state and two female heads of government since the establishment of the United Provinces of New Korongo. Female monarchs were also relatively common in the states that eventually formed New Korongo.

[Ism]

There have been 48 female Executors in Ism, though before its unification there were dozens of queens and the like over the centuries.

[USS Monitor]

None...