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Governors of the Chinese-Taiwan Union (1939-1970)

Political Parties
Kuomintang: Centre-right (Taiwanese Nationalism, Conservatism, Liberal Conservatism, Militarism)
Communist Allegiance: Far-left (Communism, Authoritarianism, Maoism, Radical Marxism)

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Country	Term of office			Political party	Most Major Experience
No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Country	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Political party	Most Major Experience
1		Lin Sen (1868-1943)	Taiwan	11 March 1939	6 August 1939	148 days	Kuomintang	President of Taiwan (1931-1943)
2		Chiang Kai-shek (1887–1975)	Taiwan	6 August 1939	20 February 1947	7 years, 199 days	Kuomintang	President of Taiwan (1928-1931; 1943-1948; 1948-1949; 1950-1975)
3		Mao Zedong (1893-1976)	China	20 February 1947	27 November 1962	15 years, 280 days	Communist Allegiance	President of China (1949-1954; 1954-1959) Supreme Leader of China (1949-1976)
4		T. V. Soong (1894–1971)	Taiwan	27 November 1962	29 January 1963 Overthrown	63 days	Kuomintang	Prime Minister of Taiwan (1930; 1945-1947)
(3)		Mao Zedong (1893-1976)	China	29 January 1963	25 October 1970 Union Officially Formed	7 years, 269 days	Communist Allegiance	President of China (1949-1954; 1954-1959) Supreme Leader of China (1949-1976)

Presidents of the Chinese-Taiwan Union (1970-present)

Political Parties
Chinese Communist Party: Far-left (Chinese Socialism, Communism, Pro-Child Labour, Maoism)
National Kuomintang Party of China: Centre-right to Right-wing (Taiwanese Democracy, Nationalism, Conservatism, Music Regulationism)
Chinese Democratic Party: Centre-left (Liberalism, Taiwanese Democracy, Social Democracy, Anti-Authoritarianism)

Factions of the Chinese Democratic Party:
Chinese Democratic Party (Moderate): Centre (Centrism, Anti-Communism, Liberal Democracy, 3rd Choice Economics)
Chinese Democratic Party (Socialist): Left-wing (Democratic Socialism, Social Democracy, Pro-LGBTQ, Environmentalism)

Early Era (1970-1988)

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Country	Term of office			Political party	Most Major Experience
No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Country	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Political party	Most Major Experience
5		Henry Kao (1913-2005)	Taiwan	25 October 1970	13 March 1976	5 years, 140 days	CDP	Mayor of Taipei (1954-1957; 1964-1972)
(3)		Mao Zedong (1893–1976)	China	13 March 1976	9 September 1976 Died	180 days	CCP	President of China (1949-1954; 1954-1959) Supreme Leader of China (1949-1976)
6		Deng Xiaoping (1904-1997)	China	9 September 1976	10 February 1978	1 year, 154 days	CCP	Supreme Leader of China (1978-1989)
7		Ji Yaopang (1925–2008)	China	10 February 1978	25 April 1982	4 years, 74 days	CKN	Prime Minister of China (1980-1987)
8		Hu Yaobang (1919-2011)	China	25 April 1982	1 May 1984	2 years, 6 days	CCP	Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party (1981-1982)
9		Chu Yonghi (born 1928)	China	1 May 1984	5 June 1984	35 days	CCP	Prime Minister of China (1998-2003)
(6)		Deng Xiaoping (1904-1997)	China	5 June 1984	29 November 1988	4 years, 177 days	CCP	Supreme Leader of China (1978-1989)

Middle Era (1988-1998)

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Country	Term of office			Political party	Most Major Experience
No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Country	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Political party	Most Major Experience
10		Hu Geiping (1929-1989)	Taiwan	29 November 1988	27 April 1989 Assassinated	149 days	CDP	Prime Minister of Taiwan (1983-1987)
11		Jin Liqun (born 1949)	China	27 April 1989 Acting until 4 May 1989	31 December 1990	1 year, 241 days	CDP	Vice President of the Chinese-Taiwan Union (1989-1990)
12		Lee Teng-hui (1923-2020)	Taiwan	31 December 1990	15 September 1993	2 years, 258 days	CKN	President of Taiwan (1988-2000)
13		Lin Yang-kang (1927-2013)	Taiwan	15 September 1993	3 July 1994	291 days	CKN	Vice President of Taiwan (1984-1987)
14		Yu Kuo-hwa (1914-2000)	Taiwan	3 July 1994	2 January 1995 Resigned	183 days	CKN	Prime Minister of Taiwan (1984-1989)
15		Lee Huan (1917-2010)	Taiwan	2 January 1995	15 August 1996	1 year, 226 days	CDP	Prime Minister of Taiwan (1989-1990)
16		Lee Yuan-tsu (1923-2017)	Taiwan	15 August 1996	25 December 1996	132 days	CKN	Vice President of Taiwan (1990-1996)
17		Liu Xiaobo (1955-2017)	China	25 December 1996	11 September 1997	260 days	CDP	No experience; China Peace Activist and Tiananmen Square Protester.
18		Chiu Chuang-huan (1925-2020)	Taiwan	11 September 1997	16 March 1998	186 days	CKN	Deputy Prime Minister of Taiwan (1981-1984)

Modern Era (1998-present)

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Country	Term of office			Political party	Most Major Experience
No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Country	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Political party	Most Major Experience
19		Zeng Qinghong (born 1939)	China	16 March 1998	17 October 2002	4 years, 215 days	CCP	Vice President of China (2003-2008))
20		Guo Wengui (born 1970)	China	17 October 2002	1 April 2004 Impeached	1 year, 167 days	CDP	No Experience; Multi-Millionaire
21		Jiang Zemin (born 1926)	China	2 April 2004	14 January 2006	1 year, 287 days	CCP	President of China (1993-2003) Supreme Leader of China (1989-2004)
22		Hu Jintao (born 1942)	China	14 January 2006	19 November 2007	1 year, 309 days	CDP	President of China (2003-2013) Supreme Leader of China (2004-2012)
23		Lu Tien-lin (born 1959)	Taiwan	19 November 2007	11 June 2010	2 years, 204 days	CDP	Taiwan Minister of Labour (2007-2008)
24		Tsai Ing-wen (born 1956)	Taiwan	11 June 2010	28 May 2014	3 years, 351 days	CDP (Socialist)	President of Taiwan (2016–present)
(22)		Hu Jintao (born 1942)	China	28 May 2014	28 May 2016	2 years, 0 days	CDP (Socialist)	President of China (2003-2013) Supreme Leader of China (2004-2012)
(11)		Jin Liqun (born 1949)	China	28 May 2016	6 November 2020	4 years, 162 days	CDP (Moderate)	Governor of Liaoning
(22)		Hu Jintao (born 1942)	China	6 November 2020	Incumbent	4 years, 24 days	CDP (Socialist)	President of China (2003-2013) Supreme Leader of China (2004-2012)

Chancellors of Cambodia (1945-present)

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Elections won	Term of office			Political party	Most Major Experience
No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Elections won	Took office	Left office	Time in office	Political party	Most Major Experience
1		Norodom Sihanouk (1922-2012)	1945 1950	18 March 1945	18 March 1955	10 years, 0 days	Independent	President of Cambodia (1941-1955) (1960-1970) (1975-1976) (1993-2004)
2		Penn Nouth (1906-1985)	1955	18 March 1955	18 March 1960	5 years, 0 days	Democratic	Prime Minister of Cambodia (1948-1949) (1953) (1954-1955) (1958) (1961) (1968-1969)
3		Son Sann (1911-2000)	1960	18 March 1960	18 March 1965	5 years, 0 days	Sangkum	Prime Minister of Cambodia (1967-1968)
4		Chau Sen Cocsal (1905-2009)	1965	18 March 1965	18 March 1970	5 years, 0 days	Sangkum	Prime Minister of Cambodia (1962)
5		Sak Sutsakhan (1928-1994)	1970	18 March 1970	29 January 1971 Deposed in a Coup d'État	317 days	Liberal Democratic	Chairman of the Supreme Committee (1975)
6		Pol Pot (1925-1998)	——	29 January 1971	25 June 1971 Deposed in a Coup d'État	147 days	Communist	Prime Minister of Cambodia (1976) (1976-1979)
(5)		Sak Sutsakhan (1928-1994)	1975	25 June 1971	17 April 1975 Deposed in a Coup d'État	3 years, 296 days	Liberal Democratic	Chairman of the Supreme Committee (1975)
7		Khieu Samphan (born 1931)	——	17 April 1975	14 April 1976	363 days	Communist	President of Cambodia (1976-1979)
(6)		Pol Pot (1925-1998)	——	14 April 1976	7 January 1979 Deposed in a Coup d'État	2 years, 268 days	Communist	Prime Minister of Cambodia (1976) (1976-1979)
8		Nuon Chea (1926-2019)	——	7 January 1979	10 January 1979 Ousted	3 days	Communist	Prime Minister of Cambodia (1976)
9		Lê Duân (1907-1986)	1980	10 January 1979	15 September 1983 Resigned	4 years, 248 days	Communist (Vietnam)	First Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (1960-1986)
10		Hun Sen (born 1952)	1985	15 September 1983	18 March 1990	6 years, 184 days	People's	Prime Minister of Cambodia (1985-1993) (1993-1998) (1998–present)
(1)		Norodom Sihanouk (1922-2012)	1990 1995	18 March 1990	1 January 2001	10 years, 289 days	Royalty	President of Cambodia (1941-1955) (1960-1970) (1975-1976) (1993-2004)
11		Sam Rainsy (born 1949)	2000	1 January 2001	18 March 2005	4 years, 76 days	Sam Rainsy Party	Leader of the Opposition (2015)
(10)		Hun Sen (born 1952)	2005 2010 2015 2020	18 March 2005	Incumbent	19 years, 257 days	People's	Prime Minister of Cambodia (1985-1993) (1993-1998) (1998–present)

Living Chancellors

As of November 2024, there are three living chancellors, shown in order of age. The most recent death of a former chancellor was that of Nuon Chea on 4 August 2019, aged 93.

Khieu Samphan (age 93)
(1975-1976)
Sam Rainsy (age 75)
(2001–2005)
Hun Sen (age 72)
(1983–1990); (2005-present)