What is List of Heads of state of Corsica?
[[File:Theodor neuhof2.jpg|thumb|Colonel Frederick Who was the son of King of Corsica]] [[File:586 of 'Histoire illustrée de la Corse, contenant environ trois cents dessins représentant divers sujets de géographie et d'histoire naturelle, les costumes anciens et modernes, etc' (11064340294).jpg|thumb|Pasquale Paoli Who was the president of Corsica]] [[Corsica]] used to be independent. It had its own [[government]]. # [[Teodoru di Neuhoff]] March 1736 – November 1736 # '''[[Colonel Frederick]]''' 11 December 1756-1797 ([[Head of House von Neuhoff]] (claimed) # '''[[Pasquale Paoli]] 18 November 1755 – 9 May 1769''' # [[Gilbert Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, 1st Earl of Minto]] (as Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Corsica) 1794–1796 After that [[Corsica]] became a [[French people|French]] island. French was the official [[language]]. It became one of the 18 [[regions of France]]. It is the fourth-largest island in the [[Mediterranean Sea|Mediterranean]] and lies southeast of the [[French language|French]] mainland, west of the [[Italian language|Italian]] Peninsula and immediately north of the [[Italian language|Italian]] island of [[Sardinia]], the nearest land mass. A single chain of mountains makes up two-thirds of the island. As of January [[2023]], it had a population of 351,255. [[Category:History of Corsica]]