Prime Minister of France (French Trafalgar, British Waterloo)

The Prime Minister of France is the head of the Government of the French Empire. The position is nominated by the majority in the French National Assembly and selected by the Emperor, who can also demand the resignation of the Prime Minister for any reason, and is not bound to the National Assembly (does not have to go through Votes of Non-Confidence, like the English Prime Minister.

Since the rise of Marshall Philippe Pétain, the Fédération Impérialiste Française party has maintained an iron grip over France, turning the Empire into a Sorelist dictatorship, with the Prime Minister having become the most powerful position in France, with even the Emperor considered a mere figurehead.

Prime Ministers Under Napoleon I

Portrait	Name	Years Served	Party	Notes
	Jean Jacques Régis de Cambacérès	1804-1812	none	First Prime Minister of the French Empire, resigned due to a homosexual sex scandal with a minor
	Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord	1812-1819	none	Resigned when rumors of a coup against Napoleon surfaced, though it's unknown if Talleyrand was responsible.
	Micheal Ney	1819-1827	none	Napoleon's most trusted Marshal, resigned due to ill health.
	Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette	1827-1830	none	Last of the "Placeholder Premiers", resigned a couple months after the death of Napoleon I.

Prime Ministers Under Napoleon II

Portrait	Name	Years Served	Party	Notes
	Jacques Lafitte	1830-1834	Expansionnistes
	Adolphe Thiers	1834-1836	Libertarians
	Jacques Lafitte	1836-1839	Expansionnistes
	Adolphe Thiers	1834-1836	Libertariens
	François Guizot	1836-1840	Conservateurs
	Adolphe Thiers	1840-1843	Libertariens
	Odilon Barrot	1843-1848	Conservateurs

Prime Ministers Under Philip Joseph

Portrait	Name	Years Served	Party	Notes

Prime Ministers Under Napoleon III

Portrait	Name	Years Served	Party	Notes

Prime Ministers Under Louis I

Portrait	Name	Years Served	Party	Notes

Prime Ministers Under Victor

Portrait	Name	Years Served	Party	Notes

Prime Ministers Under Louis II

Portrait	Name	Years Served	Party	Notes
	Raymond Poincaré	1931-1932	Liberal	Assassinated by a Communist agitator

Prime Ministers Under Charles

Portrait	Name	Years Served	Party	Notes