Autocratic Mayor of Anikdotia

The Autocratic Mayor of Anikdotia used to be the supreme leader of Anikdotia. The title was held by Petrus Christensson during the third term of office in Anikdotia.

History
During the second term of office in Anikdotia Benjamin von Holmberg held the title of King Benjamin the first. When Benjamin decided to abdicate the throne he decided to give it to Petrus Christensson. Petrus then went on to crown himself "Enväldig Borgmästare av Anikdotia", which translates to "Autocratic Mayor of Anikdotia". Petrus herby laid the groundwork for the ideology "borgmästarism".

Petrus later decided to leave Anikdotia in order to become a farmer in a deserted desert. Then Benjamin, who now felt that his retirement was over, saw his chance. Benjamin declared a presidential vote, which he won and once again became ruler of Anikdotia. Because of this Petrus Christensson decided to let Benjamin rule Anikdotia once again. When Benjamin became ruler he declared himself president instead of autocratic mayor.

When Petrus came to power during the fifth term of office in Anikdotia he kept the title of president from Benjamin but claims to follow bormästarism as his ideology.

Position and powers
The Autocratic Mayor of Anikdotia wielded absolute power over Anikdotia's policies, and their orders were to be carried out immediately and without question. The Autocratic Mayor of Anikdotia was a central player in the workings of government and was intimately involved in affairs of state.