Who invented the most openings in chess

There are plenty of GM and masters who have a opening or variation to there name or a line they invented and what not but does anyone know who made the most ?

Keres scores at least three with a line in the Sicilian (the g4 pawn push), a variation in the English, and a Ruy Lopez sideline.

Mieses also has three to his name, namely a line in the Scotch Game, a variation of the Vienna, and the hopelessly timid 1.d3 (Mieses Opening). Waiting for others to get off their butts and contribute.

Smyslov has more than a few variations named after him.

Yeah, he has a bunch. And I like to play some of them, too :)

Parham , who i invented the patzer opening.  The exactly name is Patzer opening or Patzer-Parham opening.

Tarrasch has a few too, I think. Also Rubinstein

And Marshall.

I don't know about inventing openings, but Daeth invinted one...

Taimanov seems to have a fair few named after him.

Keres has some also.

Shouldn't an entire opening count for more than a variation?

Then Nimzovich ranks pretty high - two entire openings (Nimoindian and Nimzovich defence) plus substantial contributions elsewhere. (The Winawer variation of the French, for example.)

Since probably only are around 20 true openings would be boring to restrict to that.

How about David Bronstein.

http://www.chessvideos.tv/chess-opening-database/search/Bronstein-gambit

I think Nimzowitsch is credited with the creation of alot of opening systems. 

You can include Paulsen as well, like Steinitz, they have a lot of variations named after them.

Keres also has the 2.Ne2 Sicilian going his way, although that's debatable whether it's the Keres Variation or the Chameleon Variation.

lol

my vote goes to the 1st official world champion 

Botvinnik

Botvinnik Variation of the English
Botvinnik Variation of the Semi-Slav

Botvinnik Variation of the QGD