This is a list of officials during the Helvetic Republic. During its short existence (1798–1803), the institutions of the Helvetic Republic changed frequently.
Executive
Directory (directoire) (1798 – 7 January 1800)
Members of the Directory
| date | Directors | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17./18.04.1798 | Lukas Legrand | Pierre-Maurice Glayre | Urs Viktor Oberlin | David Ludwig Bay | Alphons Pfyffer |
| 29.06.1798 | Frédéric-César de La Harpe | ||||
| 30.06.1798 | Peter Ochs | ||||
| 29.01.1799 | David Ludwig Bay | ||||
| 09.05.1799 | Johann Rudolf Dolder | ||||
| 23.06.1799 | François Pierre Savary | ||||
| 26.06.1799 | Philipp Secrétan | ||||
| 07.01.1800 | |||||
Presidents of the Directory
| From | To | Person |
|---|---|---|
| 22 April 1798 | 31 May 1798 | Johann Lukas Legrand |
| 1 June 1798 | 1 July 1798 | Urs Viktor Oberlin |
| 2 July 1798 | 31 July 1798 | Pierre-Maurice Glayre |
| 1 August 1798 | 31 August 1798 | Frédéric-César de la Harpe |
| 1 September 1798 | 30 September 1798 | Peter Ochs |
| 1 Oktober 1798 | 21 November 1798 | Frédéric-César de la Harpe |
| 22 November 1798 | 12 January 1799 | Urs Viktor Oberlin |
| 13 January 1799 | 5 March 1799 | Pierre-Maurice Glayre |
| 6 March 1799 | 26 April 1799 | David Ludwig Bay |
| 27 April 1799 | 23 June 1799 | Peter Ochs |
| 24 January 1799 | 4 September 1799 | Frédéric-César de la Harpe |
| 5 September 1799 | 17 November 1799 | François Pierre Savary |
| 18 November 1799 | 7 January 1800 | Johann Rudolf Dolder |
Landammann of the Helvetic Republic, 21 November 1801
- Alois von Reding, First Landammann
- Johann Rudolf von Frisching, Second Landammann
Ministers of the First Helvetic Republic
- Franz Bernhard Meyer von Schauensee, Exterior
- Hans Konrad Finsler, Finance and Economy
- Albrecht Rengger, Interior
- Philipp Albert Stapfer, Arts and Science, later ambassador in Paris
- Hans Caspar Hirzel, Justice and Police
- Joseph Lanther, War
Legislature
Senate
Senators as of .. (names normalized where possible)[1]
| Canton | Senator | Place |
|---|---|---|
| Aargau | Jean Rod. Dolder | Moerikon |
| Aargau | J. N. Meyer, père | Aarau |
| Aargau | Joseph Vaucher | Niederlenz |
| Aargau | Rudolph Lauper | Oberbuurg |
| Basel | Peter Ochs | Basel |
| Basel | Jean Zaeslein | Basel |
| Basel | Jean Buxdorf | Basel |
| Basel | Guillaume Ochs | Liesthal |
| Bern | Louis Bay | Bern |
| Bern | Jean Ulrich Luthi | Langnau |
| Bern | Benoit Munger | Schopfen |
| Bern | Jean Ulrich Zulauf | Langenthal |
| Fribourg | George Badoux | Romont |
| Fribourg | Abraham Fornerod | Avenches |
| Fribourg | Tobie Barras | Praroman |
| Fribourg | Louis Devevey | Estavayer-le-Lac |
| Léman | Jules Muret | Morges |
| Léman | Louis Frossard | Moudon |
| Léman | Urbain La Fleschère | Nyon |
| Léman | Jean-Jacques Bertholet | Corseaux |
| Lucerne | Jean-Pierre Genhard | Sempach |
| Lucerne | Alfonse Pfyffer | Lucerne |
| Lucerne | Henri Grauer | Rothenbourg |
| Lucerne | Joseph Burkard | Merenschwand |
| Oberland | Samuel Joneli | Boltigen |
| Oberland | Jean Vonbergen | Oberhasli |
| Oberland | Jean Schneider | Frutigen |
| Oberland | Jean Karlen | Erlenbach |
| Schaffhausen | Jean Conrad Ziegler | Schaffhausen |
| Schaffhausen | Bernard Müller | Thayngen |
| Schaffhausen | Martin Stamm | Schleitheim |
| Schaffhausen | Jean Henri Keller | Schaffhausen |
| Solothurn | Joseph Schwaller | Solothurn |
| Solothurn | Jean Brunner | Balsthal |
| Solothurn | Joseph Lüthi | Solothurn |
| Solothurn | Xavier Zeltner | Solothurn |
| Zürich | Jacques Bodmer | Stäfa |
| Zürich | Paul Uster | Zürich |
| Zürich | Henri Stapfer | Horgen |
| Zürich | Henri Rahn | Zürich |
References
- ^ Tableau des Députés pour les deux Conseils Législatifs de la République Helvétique
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