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In a parliamentary system, the '''Prime Minister''' is the head of the [[government]], having been elected by the majority party or coalition in [[parliament]]. The term also is used informally to describe a person elected unilaterally by a [[monarch]] to serve in a [[substitutionary]] capacity (see [[viceroy]]). In governmental practice the Prime Minister does not hold absolute authority (like in the Presidential system) however the Prime Minister is considered "First among equals".
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In a parliamentary system, the '''Prime Minister''' is the head of the [[government]], having been elected by the majority party or coalition in [[parliament]]. The term also is used informally to describe a person elected unilaterally by a [[monarch]] to serve in a substitutionary capacity (see [[viceroy]]). In governmental practice the Prime Minister does not hold absolute authority (like in the Presidential system) however the Prime Minister is considered "First among equals".
    
==First Prime Minister==
 
==First Prime Minister==
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