Prime Minister of Brazil

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The Duke of Caxias, was the foremost and most remembered Prime Minister of Brazil, having served three terms.
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The Duke of Caxias, was the foremost and most remembered Prime Minister of Brazil, having served three terms.

The political position of Prime Minister of Brazil existed during the era of the Brazilian Empire, first being created in 1847, during the reign of Dom Pedro II. The position was abolished soon before the establishment of the Republic of Brazil in 1889.

[edit] Prime Ministers of the Brazilian Empire (1847-1889)

Name Investiture Party
Manuel Alves Branco 22 August 1847 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Visconde de Macaé 8 March 1848 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Francisco de Paula Sousa e Melo 31 March 1848 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Visconde, depois Marquês de Olinda 29 September 1848 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Marquês de Monte Alegre 8 October 1849 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Visconde de Itaboraí 11 May 1852 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Marquês de Paraná 6 September 1853 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Duque de Caxias (then Marquis) 3 September 1856 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Marquês de Olinda 4 May 1857 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Visconde de Abaeté 12 December 1858 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Barão de Uruguaiana 10 August 1859 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Duque de Caxias (then Marquis) 2 March 1861 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Zacarias de Góis e Vasconcelos 24 May 1862 Liga Progressista
Marquês de Olinda 30 May 1862 Liga Progressista
Zacarias de Góis e Vasconcelos 15 January 1864 Liga Progressista
Francisco José Furtado 31 August 1864 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Marquês de Olinda 12 May 1865 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Zacarias de Góis e Vasconcelos 3 August 1866 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Visconde de Itaboraí 16 July 1868 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Viscount, later Marquês de São Vicente 29 September 1870 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
José Maria da Silva Paranhos, Visconde do Rio Branco 7 March 1871 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Duque de Caxias 25 June 1875 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Visconde de Sinimbu 5 January 1878 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
José Antonio Saraiva 28 March 1880 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Martinho Alvares da Silva Campos 21 January 1882 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Viscount, later Marquês de Paranaguá 3 July 1882 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Lafayette Rodrigues Pereira 24 May 1883 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Manuel Pinto de Souza Dantas 6 June 1884 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
José Antonio Saraiva 6 May 1885 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Barão de Cotegipe 20 August 1885 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
João Alfredo Correia de Oliveira 10 March 1888 Conservative Party of the Brazilian Empire.
Visconde de Ouro Preto 7 June 1889 Liberal Party of the Brazilian Empire.
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