Alan Brown

Alan Brown (J-KR) was the second Grand Unified Alan of Alanland. He succeeded Alan Davison. With the Boatweight Discussion settled, the way was clear for Brown to rise to prominence. The downfall of Davison shocked the country, but the populace soon regained its footing.

Under the Brown Administration the Brown Rule was implemented for the first time. He also issued the Brown Doctrine, which prohibited balloons from entering the country by any means, as well as the Gray Doctrine. Yellow fever was a great concern during this era. Blues music came to the fore as well, being named the official Music Type of Alanland. He, in concert with Glenn Oaks, was a leader in introducing green legislation to protect Alanland's natural resources. Oranges were imported by the thousands in an effort to enhance the citizens' health. Red light running was cracked down on, and White-Out was removed from the market, in a bid to increase public safety. The common teal was designated the national bird of Alanland. During the Brown Administration, Quindaro Hall was completed.

While these changes were widely hailed at the time as being tremendous, from a historical point of view it is clear that they led to the Caterpillar War.

Brown was succeeded by Alan Bradley.