Index 🡒 Nations |
A list of all nations in A Cross Over Japan.
Includes all:
- sovereign states;
- dependent territories (dependencies), which aren't sovereign states, but are legally distinct from the sovereign state responsible for them;
- Examples: Crown Dependencies and Gibraltar (United Kingdom).
- autonomous territories that are structurally and/or culturally distinct from their sovereign state;
- Examples:
- sub-national monarchies, like Yogyakarta, Pakualaman, Mangkunegaran and Surakarta (all in Indonesia);
- autonomous republics, as is common in post-Soviet states; e.g. Karakalpakstan (Uzbekistan) and the many republics of Russia
- Examples:
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Africa[]
East Africa[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
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OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||||
Horn of Africa | |||||||
Ethiopian Empire የኢትዮጵያ ኢምፓየር (Ye’ītiyop’iya Īmipayeri) መንግሥተ ኢትዮጵያ (Mängəśtä ʾItyop̣p̣ya) |
Ethnofederal constitutional monarchy | King of Kings Zera Yacob (Solomon) |
Amharic • Geʽez | ||||
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed |
Oriental Orthodoxy | ||||||
Ethiopia | Addis Ababa | AU | 1270 | ||||
Elsewhere |
North Africa[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |||
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OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||||
The Maghreb | |||||||
Iberian states | |||||||
Republic of the Western Sahara República de Sáhara Occidental جمهورية الصحراء الغربية (Jumhuriat al-Sahra' al-Gharbiyyah) ריפווליכא די סאהארא וכסידינתאל (Repuvlika de Sahara Oksidenta) |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Fernando Clavijo Batlle |
Spanish • Arabic • Ladino | ||||
Prime Minister Brahim Ghali |
Catholicism Sunni Islam Judaism | ||||||
Canary Islands and the Spanish Sahara: Western Sahara, Ifni and Cape Juby. | El Aaiún | 1958 | |||||
Other | |||||||
Kingdom of Egypt المملكة المصرية (Al-Mamlaka Al-Miṣreyya) Ⲧⲉⲕⲙⲉⲧⲟⲩⲣⲟ Ⲕⲏⲙⲉ (Tekmetouro Kême) |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | King Abbas III (Alawiyya) |
Arabic • Coptic | ||||
Prime Minister Ilisabek Tadros |
Sunni Islam Oriental Orthodoxy | ||||||
Egypt | Cairo | AU OIC LAS |
1805 |
Southern Africa[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
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Flag | Arms/
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OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||
Republic of the Cape Republiek van die Kaap |
Unitary moderated parliamentary republic | President Marthinus van Schalkwyk |
Afrikaans • Dutch | ||
Prime Minister Zander Bosman |
Protestantism | ||||
Western Cape and Northern Cape | Cape Town | AU | TBD | ||
Nation of Natal Isizwe saseNatal |
Unitary sacerdotal constitutional monarchy[note 1] | Queen Mary III (Mountbatten-Windsor) |
English • isiZulu | ||
Prime Minister John Steenhuisen |
Protestantism | ||||
Southern KwaZulu-Natal and eastern parts of the Eastern Cape | Durban | AU Commonwealth |
TBD |
West Africa[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |
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Flag | Arms/
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OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||
Sokoto Caliphate دـَاـُولـَار كهـَلـِفـَار سـَككوـَاتـُ (Daular Khalifar Sakkwato) |
Unitary theocratic Islamic absolute monarchy | Caliph Muhammadu Attahiru IV (Dan Fodio) |
Hausa | ||
Sunni Islam | |||||
Northern Nigeria | Kano | AU OIC |
TBD |
Asia[]
Central Asia[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |
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OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||
Republic of Badakhshan Ҷумҳурии Бадахшон (Jumhurii Badakhshon) |
Unitary presidential republic | President Yodgor Fayzov |
Tajik • Pamir | ||
Shia Islam | |||||
Gorno-Badakhshan | Horog | CES OIC |
1992 | ||
Republic of Karakalpakstan Қарақалпақстан Республикасы (Qaraqalpaqstan Respublikası) Қорақалпоғистон Республикаси (Qoraqalpogʻiston Respublikasi) |
Unitary assembly-independent republic | President Amanbai Orynbaev |
Karakalpak • Uzbek | ||
Sunni Islam | |||||
Karakalpakstan | Nukus | CES CSTO OIC OTS |
TBD | ||
Republic of Kazakhstan Қазақстан Республикасы (Qazaqstan Respublikasy) Республика Казахстан (Respublika Kazakhstan) |
Unitary presidential republic | President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev |
Kazakh • Russian | ||
Sunni Islam | |||||
Kazakhstan | Astana | CES CSTO OIC OTS |
1991 | ||
Kyrgyz Republic Кыргыз Республикасы (Kyrgyz Respublikasy) Кыргызская Республика (Kyrgyzskaya Respublika) |
Unitary parliamentary republic | President Adakhan Madumarov |
Kyrgyz • Russian | ||
Prime Minister Nurzhigit Kadyrbekov |
Sunni Islam | ||||
Kyrgyzstan | Bishkek | CES CSTO OIC OTS |
1991 | ||
Republic of Tajikistan Ҷумҳурии Тоҷикистон (Jumhurii Tojikiston) Республика Таджикистан (Respublika Tadžikistan) |
Unitary presidential republic | President Rahmatullo Zoirov |
Tajik • Russian | ||
Sunni Islam | |||||
Tajikistan without Gorno-Badakhshan | Dushanbe | CES CSTO OIC |
1991 | ||
Turkmenistan Түркменистан (Türkmenistan) |
Unitary presidential republic | President Ata Serdarow |
Turkmen | ||
Sunni Islam | |||||
Turkmenistan | Ashgabat | CES OIC OTS |
1991 |
East Asia[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |||
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OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||||
Sinitic states | |||||||
China 中國 (Zhōngguó) ᡩᡠᠯᡳᠮᠪᠠᡳ ᡤᡠᡵᡠᠨ (Dulimbai gurun) |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | Emperor Xiaofeng (Aisin-Gioro) |
Chinese • Manchu | ||||
Chancellor Zhao Hanying |
Buddhism | ||||||
China without Hong Kong, Macau, Xinjiang, Tibet, Ningxia, most of Inner Mongolia, and the Wanzai, Small Hengqin and Great Hengqin islands | Beijing | GEACOP PATO |
1636 / 1644 | ||||
Free City of Hong Kong 香港自由城市 (Xiānggǎng zìyóu chéngshì) |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Dennis Kwok |
Chinese • English | ||||
Prime Minister Lo Kin-hei |
Protestantism | ||||||
Hong Kong | None (City-state) | GEACOP Commonwealth |
1997 | ||||
Republic of Macau 澳門共和國 (Àomén gònghéguó) República de Macau |
Unitary presidential republic | President Mei Chao |
Chinese • Portuguese | ||||
Catholicism | |||||||
Macau and the Wanzai, Small Hengqin and Great Hengqin islands | Municipality of Macau | GEACOP Lusophony |
1999 | ||||
Commonwealth of Ningxia نيڭسيا ليانماڭ (Níngxià Lianmeng) نينشآ لآنباُون (Ninŝâ Lânbon) |
Unitary Islamic executive monarchy | Sultan Zhihao (Du) |
Chinese • Dungan | ||||
Prime Minister Chyn Mevaza |
Sunni Islam | ||||||
Ningxia and part of Inner Mongolia[note 2] | Yinchuan | GEACOP OIC |
1986 | ||||
Turkic states | |||||||
Republic of Tuva ᠲᠶᠸᠠ ᠷᠡᠰᠫᠤᠪᠯᠢᠺ (Tıva Respublika) |
Unitary parliamentary republic with an executive presidency | President Sholban Kara-ool |
Tuvinian | ||||
Buddhism | |||||||
Tannu Tuva | Kızıl | GEACOP OTS |
1986 | ||||
Uyghur Khanate ئۇيغۇرنىڭ خانلىقى (Uyghurning xanliqi) |
Unitary Islamic executive monarchy | Khan Nasiv Shah (Chagatai) |
Uyghur • Chagatai | ||||
Prime Minister Muhemmet Samadi |
Sunni Islam | ||||||
Kumul Khanate: Xinjiang | Kumul | GEACOP OIC OTS |
1986 | ||||
Japonic states | |||||||
State of Japan 日本国 (Nihonkoku) |
Unitary Christian sacerdotal semi-parliamentary constitutional monarchy[note 3] | Emperor Hidehito (Yamato) |
Japanese • Ainu | ||||
Prime Minister Fumio Kashida |
Protestantism | ||||||
Japan (without the Ryukyu Islands), Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands | Kyoto | GEACOP PATO |
TBD | ||||
Ryukyu Kingdom 琉球國 (Ruuchuu-kuku) |
Unitary Christian constitutional monarchy | King Tatsuhiro (Shō) |
Ryukyuan | ||||
Prime Minister Daiki Maeshiro |
Catholicism | ||||||
Ryukyu Kingdom: Ryukyu Islands | Nāfa | GEACOP PATO |
1429 | ||||
Tibetic states | |||||||
Kingdom of Baltistan بَلطِىىُل گىَلکھَپ (Baltiyul Gyalkhap) |
Unitary Islamic executive monarchy | King Ghazi Mir II (Maqpon) |
Balti | ||||
Prime Minister Tashi Dorje |
Shia Islam | ||||||
Baltistan | Skardu | GEACOP OIC |
1190 | ||||
Ladakh ལ་དྭགས (Ladwags) |
Unitary executive monarchy | King Sonam (Namgyal) |
Ladakhi | ||||
Chief Minister Jamyang Tsering Namgyal |
Buddhism | ||||||
Ladakh, Aksai Chin and the Karakoram Pass | Leh | GEACOP | 930 | ||||
Kingdom of Tibet བོད་ཀྱི་རྒྱལ་པོའི་རྒྱལ་ཁབ། (Bö Gyalkhab) |
Unitary sacerdotal parliamentary elective executive monarchy | Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso |
Tibetan • Tani | ||||
Sikyong Penpa Tsering |
Buddhism | ||||||
Tibet and Arunachal Pradesh | Lhasa | GEACOP | 1986 | ||||
Other | |||||||
Empire of Korea 대한제국 (大韓帝國) (Daehan Jeguk) |
Unitary Christian constitutional monarchy | Emperor Minyoong (Yi) |
Korean • Jejuan | ||||
Prime Minister Yoon Suk Yeol |
Protestantism | ||||||
Korea: South Korea and North Korea | Seoul | GEACOP PATO |
1884 | ||||
State of Mongolia ᠮᠤᠩᠭᠤᠯ ᠤᠯᠤᠰ (Mongol Uls) |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Ukhnaagiin Khürelsükh |
Mongolian | ||||
Prime Minister Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene |
Buddhism | ||||||
Mongolia and most of Inner Mongolia | Ulaanbaatar | GEACOP | 1986 |
Southeast Asia[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |||
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OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||||
Indochina[note 4] | |||||||
Sultanate of Arakan رقهياوڠ چولاتننيت (Rakhiung Chulatannit) |
Unitary Islamic executive monarchy | Sultan Thiri Thudhamma (Min Bin) |
Arakanese • Kukish | ||||
Prime Minister Aye Chan Myat |
Sunni Islam | ||||||
Kingdom of Mrauk U: Rakhine State, Chin State and the Chittagong Hill Tracts | Mrauk U | GEACOP OIC |
1429 | ||||
Union of Burma ပြည်ထောင်စု မြန်မာနိုင်ငံတော် (Pranyhtaungcu Mranma Nuingngamtau) |
Federal assembly-independent republic | President Zeyar Thu Htut Arkar |
Burmese | ||||
Buddhism | |||||||
Myanmar without Rakhine State and Chin State | Rangoon | GEACOP | 1948 | ||||
Kingdom of Manipur ꯃꯃꯦꯦꯇꯩ ꯂꯩꯄꯀ[note 5] (Meetei Leipak) |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | High King[note 6] Churachand Singh (Ningthouja) |
Manipuri | ||||
Prime Minister Thangjam Sanatomba Singh |
Hinduism | ||||||
Manipur | Imphal | GEACOP | 1110 | ||||
State of Mizoram নিহ্ফুঙ মিশরাম্ (Nihphung Mizoram) |
Unitary Christian semi-parliamentary republic | President Lalremruata Chinzah |
Mizo | ||||
Prime Minister Chhangthuama Hauhnar |
Protestantism | ||||||
Mizoram | Aizawl | GEACOP | 1950 | ||||
Nagalim নাগালিম্ |
Unitary Christian prime-ministerial republic | President T. R. Zeliang |
Nagamese • Scots • Naga • Konyak | ||||
Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio |
Protestantism | ||||||
Nagaland | Kewhira | GEACOP | 1950 | ||||
State of Tripura ত্রিপুরা হাস্তে (Tripura Haste) |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | High King[note 6] Radha Kishore Manikya (Manikya) |
Tripuri | ||||
Prime Minister Manik Debbarma |
Hinduism | ||||||
Tripura | Agartala | GEACOP | c. 1460 | ||||
Malay Peninsula | |||||||
State of Malacca Estado do Malaca مىلاکا نىعىري (Melaka Negeri) 馬六甲州 (Mǎliùjiǎ zhōu) |
Unitary parliamentary republic | President Paulinha Antunes |
Portuguese • Malay • Chinese | ||||
Prime Minister Nerang bin Agus |
Catholicism Hinduism Sunni Islam Buddhism | ||||||
Portuguese Malacca: Malacca | Malacca City | GEACOP OIC |
1982 | ||||
Federation of Malaya ڤرسكوتوان تانه ملايو (Persekutuan Tanah Melayu) |
Federal Islamic elective constitutional monarchy | Paramount Ruler Abdullah of Pahang (Bendahara) |
Malay | ||||
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim |
Sunni Islam | ||||||
Peninsular Malaysia (without Penang and Malacca), Patani and Satun | Kuala Lumpur (legislative) Putrajaya (administrative) |
GEACOP OIC |
1957 | ||||
Commonwealth of Penang 庇能聯邦 (Pī-néeng biân-pang) کومانوىل ڤولاو ڤينانع (Komonwel Pulau Pinang) பினாங்கு காமன்வெல்த் (Piṉāṅku kāmaṉvelt) |
Unitary presidential republic | President Liang Xiuying |
Hokkien • Malay • Tamil | ||||
Buddhism Sunni Islam Hinduism | |||||||
Penang | George Town | GEACOP OIC Commonwealth |
1948 | ||||
Republic of Singapore 新加坡共和国 (Xīnjiāpō gònghéguó) رىڤوبليک سينعاڤورا (Republik Singapura) சிங்கப்பூர் குடியரசு (Ciṅkappūr kuṭiyaracu) |
Unitary parliamentary republic | President Tharman Shanmugaratnam |
English • Chinese • Malay • Tamil | ||||
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong |
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Singapore | None (City-state) | GEACOP OIC Commonwealth |
1965 | ||||
Insulindia | |||||||
Islamic Republic of Aceh Darussalam ريڤوبليق اسلام اچيه دارالسلام (Rèpublik Islam Acèh Darussalam) |
Unitary theocratic presidential Islamic republic | President Irwandi Yusuf |
Acehnese | ||||
Sunni Islam | |||||||
Aceh | Banda Acèh | OIC | 1979 | ||||
United States of Indonesia Republik Indonesia Serikat ريڤوبليق إندونيسيا سريكت |
Federal parliamentary republic | President Joko Widodo |
Indonesian • regional languages | ||||
Prime Minister Prabowo Subianto |
Sunni Islam | ||||||
Indonesia without Aceh and Western New Guinea | Jakarta | GEACOP OIC |
1980 | ||||
Islamic Republic of Mindanao اسلاميكاوڠ ريڤوبليك سا ميندانااو (Islamikong Republika sa Mindanao) |
Unitary parliamentary Islamic republic with an executive presidency | President Ahod Ebrahim |
Cebuano | ||||
Sunni Islam | |||||||
Bangsamoro: Mindanao and Basulta | Davao | GEACOP OIC |
1952 | ||||
Commonwealth of the Philippines ᜃᜓᜋᜓᜈ᜔ᜏᜁᜎᜆ᜔ ᜅ᜔ ᜉᜒᜎᜒᜉᜒᜈᜐ᜔᜕[note 7] (Komonwelt ng Pilipinas) Mancomunidad de Filipinas |
Unitary presidential republic | President Leni Robredo |
Filipino • Spanish • English | ||||
Catholicism | |||||||
The Philippines (without Mindanao and Basulta) | Manila | GEACOP | 1952 | ||||
State of Sabah نىعىري ساباه (Negeri Sabah) |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Rubin Balang |
English • Dusun • Murutic • Malay | ||||
Prime Minister Raime Unggi |
Protestantism | ||||||
Sabah and Labuan | Kinabalu | GEACOP Commonwealth |
1963 | ||||
State of Sarawak نىعىري ساراواک (Negeri Sarawak) |
Unitary parliamentary republic with an executive presidency | President TBA |
English • Malay • Iban • Chinese | ||||
Protestantism | |||||||
Sarawak | Kuching | GEACOP Commonwealth |
1963 | ||||
Democratic Republic of East Timor República Democrática de Timor-Leste Repúblika Demokrátika de Timór-Leste |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President José Ramos-Horta |
Portuguese • Tetum | ||||
Prime Minister Xanana Gusmão |
Catholicism | ||||||
East Timor | Dili | GEACOP Lusophony |
1975 |
South Asia[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
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Flag | Arms/
Seal | ||||
OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||
Kingdom of Bhutan འབྲུག་རྒྱལ་ཁབ་ (Druk Gyalkhap) |
Unitary executive monarchy | Druk Gyalpo Jigme Khesar Namgyel (Wangchuk) |
Dzongkha | ||
Prime Minister Lotay Tshering |
Buddhism | ||||
Bhutan | Thimphu | GEACOP | 1907 | ||
People's Republic of India ब्हारत ञनवादे ङनराज्य (Bhārat Janavādē Ganarājya) |
Unitary Marxist-Leninist one-party socialist republic | General Secretary Sitaram Yechury |
Hindi | ||
State atheism | |||||
India without Manipur, Tripura, Nagaland, Mizoram, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh and Ladakh | New Delhi | None notable | 1947 | ||
Kingdom of Sikkim འབྲས་ལྗོངས། (Drenjong) |
Unitary absolute monarchy | Chogyal Sonam Chuki (Namgyal) |
Sikkimese | ||
Buddhism | |||||
Kingdom of Sikkim | Gangtok | GEACOP | 1642 |
West Asia[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |||
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Flag | Arms/
Seal | ||||||
OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||||
Arabian Peninsula | |||||||
The Levant | |||||||
State of Israel מְדִינַת יִשְׂרָאֵל (Medīnat Yīsrā'ēl) دَوْلَة إِسْرَائِيل (Dawlat Isrāʾīl) |
Unitary Jewish prime-ministerial republic | President Isaac Herzog |
Hebrew[note 8] • Arabic | ||||
Prime Minister Hagit Moshe |
Judaism Samaritanism Sunni Islam | ||||||
Israel's borders in the 1947 partition plan | Tel Aviv | OJS | 1947 | ||||
Free City of Jerusalem העיר החופשית ירושלים (H'eyer Hhevpesheyt Yerveshelyem) مدينة القدس الحرة (Madinat Al-Quds Al-Hura) Ազատ քաղաք Երուսաղեմ (Azat k’aghak’ Yerusaghem) |
Unitary assembly-independent directorial republic | Presidency Ionnes Prag (Jewish) Taalib al-Saade (Muslim) Varos Derderian (Christian) Esther Amram (Samaritan) |
Hebrew • Arabic • Armenian • Samaritan | ||||
Jerusalem's borders in the 1947 partition plan | Jerusalem | OJS OIC |
1947 | ||||
State of Palestine دولة فلسطين (Dawlat Filasṭīn) |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Mahmoud Abbas |
Arabic | ||||
Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh |
Sunni Islam | ||||||
Palestine's borders in the 1947 partition plan | Ramallah | OIC LAS |
1947 | ||||
Mesopotamia | |||||||
Republic of Assyria ܩܘܼܛܒܵܢܘܿܢ ܕܣܘܼܪܝܵܐ (Qutbanūn d-Suryā) |
Unitary presidential republic | President Hanna Barsum |
Aramaic | ||||
Oriental Orthodoxy Nestorianism Mandaeism | |||||||
Nineveh Governorate of Iraq | Mawsil | Has a protection treaty with PATO, but is not a member | 1947 | ||||
Republic of Kurdistan Komara Kurdistanê |
Unitary parliamentary republic | President Nechirvan Barzani |
Kurdish | ||||
Prime Minister Masrour Barzani |
Sunni Islam Yazidism Zoroastrianism | ||||||
Kurdistan Region of Iraq | Hewlêr | OIC | TBD | ||||
Elsewhere | |||||||
Republic of Turkey Türkiye Cumhuriyeti |
Unitary parliamentary republic | President Özgür Özel |
Turkish | ||||
Prime Minister Selin Sayek Böke |
Sunni Islam | ||||||
Turkey | Ankara | PATO OIC OTS |
1923 |
Europe[]
Central Europe[]
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Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |
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Flag | Arms/
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OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||
Free City of Danzig Freie Stadt Danzig Wolne Miasto Gdańsk |
Unitary diarchic assembly-independent directorial republic | Presidents of the Senate Klara Bauer Adam Kowalski |
German • Polish • Kashubian • Yiddish | ||
Protestantism Catholicism | |||||
Free City of Danzig | Danzig | PATO | 1920 | ||
Federal Republic of Germany Bundesrepublik Deutschland |
Federal parliamentary republic | President Frank-Walter Steinmeier |
German | ||
Prime Minister Olaf Scholz |
Protestantism Catholicism | ||||
Germany | Berlin[note 9] | EU PATO |
1949 | ||
Swiss Confederation Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft Confédération suisse Confederazione Svizzera Confederaziun svizra |
Federal assembly-independent directorial republic | Federal Council | German • French • Italian • Romansh | ||
Catholicism Protestantism | |||||
Switzerland | Bern (de facto) | La Francophonie | 1291 |
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Eastern Europe[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |||
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Flag | Arms/
Seal | ||||||
OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||||
Caucasus[note 10] | |||||||
Republic of Abkhazia Аԥсны Аҳәынҭқарра (Apsny Ahwyntqarra) Республика Абхазия (Respublika Abkhaziya) |
Unitary presidential republic | President Aslan Bzhania |
Abkhazian • Russian | ||||
Eastern Orthodoxy Sunni Islam | |||||||
Abkhazia | Aqwa | CES CSTO OIC |
1991 | ||||
Republic of Armenia Հայաստանի Հանրապետություն (Hayastani Hanrapetutyun) |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Armen Sarkissian |
Armenian | ||||
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan |
Oriental Orthodoxy | ||||||
Armenia and Nagorno-Karabach | Yerevan | CES CSTO |
1991 | ||||
Republic of Azerbaijan Azərbaycan Respublikası |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Ilham Aliyev |
Azerbaijani | ||||
Prime Minister Ali Asadov |
Shia Islam | ||||||
Azerbaijan (without Nagorno-Karabach) | Baku | CES OIC OTS |
1991 | ||||
Republic of Circassia Адыгэ Республик (Adyge Riespublik) |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Neris Srukovy |
Circassian • Abaza • Karachay-Balkar | ||||
Prime Minister Mariqwe Hurugovy |
Sunni Islam | ||||||
Circassia: Adygea, Kabardino-Balkaria, Karachay-Cherkessia, Krasnodar Krai | Ş̂açə | EU OIC |
1991 | ||||
Republic of Dagestan Республика Дагестан (Respublika Dagestan) |
Unitary theocratic semi-presidential Islamic republic | President Usman Sadulaev |
Russian • National languages[note 11] | ||||
Prime Minister Nazyr Gelayev |
Sunni Islam | ||||||
Chechnya, Ingushetia and Dagestan | Makhachkala | OIC | 1991 | ||||
Kingdom of Georgia საქართველოს სამეფო (Sakartvelos Samepo) |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | King Erekle III (Bagrationi) |
Georgian | ||||
Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia |
Eastern Orthodoxy | ||||||
Georgia without Abkhazia and South Ossetia | Tbilisi | EU PATO |
1997 | ||||
Republic of Kalmykia Хальмг Таңһч (Khalmg Tanghch) Республика Калмыкия (Respublika Kalmykija) |
Unitary assembly-independent republic | President Batu Khasikov |
Kalmyk • Russian | ||||
Buddhism | |||||||
Most of Kalmykia | Elst | CES CSTO |
1991 | ||||
Republic of Ossetia Республикӕ Ирыстон (Respublikæ Iryston) Республика Осетия (Respublika Osetiya) |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Gaglojty Alan |
Ossetic • Russian | ||||
Prime Minister Konstantin Dzhussoev |
Eastern Orthodoxy | ||||||
Ossetia: South Ossetia and North Ossetia–Alania | Dzæwjyqæw | CES CSTO |
1991 | ||||
Elsewhere | |||||||
Khanate of Crimea Кырым Һанлыгы (Qırım Hanlığı) |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | Khan Şahin II (Giray) |
Crimean | ||||
Prime Minister Nurbanu Ämirxan |
Sunni Islam | ||||||
Crimea | Aqmescit | CES CSTO OIC OTS |
1991 | ||||
Gagauz Republic Гагауз Республикасы (Gagauz Respublikası) Республика Гагаузия (Respublika Gagauzija) |
Unitary parliamentary republic | President Evghenia Guțul |
Gagauz • Russian | ||||
Prime Minister Dmitrii Constantinov |
Eastern Orthodoxy | ||||||
Gagauzia | Komrat | CES CSTO OTS |
1991 | ||||
Republic of Moldova Републица Молдова (Republica Moldova) Pecпyблnka Молдова (Respublika Moldova) |
Unitary presidential republic | President Renato Usatîi |
Romanian • Russian | ||||
Eastern Orthodoxy | |||||||
Moldova (incl. Transnistria) without Gagauzia | Chișinău | CES CSTO |
1991 |
Northern Europe[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |||
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Flag | Arms/
Seal | ||||||
OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||||
Scandinavia | |||||||
Republic of Åland Republiken Åland |
Unitary parliamentary republic | President Veronica Thörnroos |
Swedish | ||||
Premier Mats Löfström |
Protestantism | ||||||
Åland Islands | Mariehamn | EU PATO |
2004 | ||||
Republic of Denmark Republikken Danmark |
Unitary parliamentary republic | President Erik Hjort |
Danish • Bornholmsk | ||||
Prime Minister Søren Gade |
Protestantism | ||||||
Metropolitan Denmark | Copenhagen | EU PATO |
1992 | ||||
Faroe Islands Føroyar |
Unitary parliamentary republic with an executive presidency | President Aksel Johannesen |
Faroese | ||||
Protestantism | |||||||
Faroe Islands | Tórshavn | PATO | 1993 | ||||
Republic of Iceland Lýðveldið Ísland |
Unitary parliamentary republic | President Guðni Jóhannesson |
Icelandic | ||||
Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir |
Protestantism | ||||||
Iceland | Reykjavik | PATO | 1993 | ||||
Republic of Norway Republikken Norge |
Unitary semi-parliamentary republic | President Jonas Støre |
Norwegian | ||||
Prime Minister Sylvi Listhaug |
Protestantism | ||||||
Norway | Oslo | PATO | 1992 | ||||
Republic of Sweden Republiken Sverige |
Unitary presidential republic | President Per Bolund |
Swedish • Gutnic | ||||
Protestantism | |||||||
Sweden | Stockholm | EU PATO |
1992 | ||||
Baltic region | |||||||
Ashkenazi Republic אַסהקהענאַזיסהע רעפֿובליק (Ashkenazishe Refublik) |
Unitary halakhic semi-presidential republic | President Mendel Rosenberg |
Yiddish | ||||
Prime Minister Rivka Goldstein |
Judaism | ||||||
Most of East Prussia (Kaliningrad Oblast), except for the Klaipėda Region | Königsberg | PATO OJS |
1946 | ||||
Republic of Estonia Eesti Vabariik |
Unitary parliamentary republic | President Alar Karis |
Estonian | ||||
Prime Minister Kaja Kallas |
Irreligion | ||||||
Estonia | Tallinn | EU PATO |
1918 | ||||
Kingdom of Latvia Latvijas Karaliste Latvejas Kieneste Lețmō Kēņig-vald |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | Queen Antonina (Ketleru) |
Latvian • Latgalian • Livonian | ||||
Prime Minister Evika Siliņa |
Protestantism | ||||||
Latvia | Riga | EU PATO |
1918 | ||||
Republic of Lithuania Lietuvos Respublika Lietovuos Respoblėka Leītawisks Republīki |
Federal semi-presidential republic | President Gitanas Nausėda |
Lithuanian • Samogitian • Prussian | ||||
Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė |
Catholicism Protestantism | ||||||
Lithuania | Vilnius | EU PATO |
1918 | ||||
Gulf of Finland |
Southeastern Europe[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |
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Flag | Arms/
Seal | ||||
OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||
Sultanate of Bosnia and Herzegovina بوسانسكوءهيرجيگوواڃكي سولتانات (Bosansko-hercegovački sultanat) |
Unitary Islamic absolute monarchy | Sultan Bakir II (Gradaščević) |
Bosnian | ||
Sunni Islam | |||||
Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Sandžak | Sarajevo | OIC PATO |
1918 | ||
Republic of Dalmatia رېپۊبڸیکآ دې دآڸمآڞيآ (Republica de Dalmazia) |
Unitary parliamentary Islamic republic | Rector Maometto Mancini |
Dalmatian | ||
First Minister Ismaele della Costa |
Sunni Islam | ||||
Dubrovnik-Neretva County, Split-Dalmatia County, Šibenik-Knin County and Zadar County | Ragusa | OIC PATO |
1358 | ||
Free State of Fiume Stato franco de Fiume |
Unitary directorial republic | Directory of Fiume | Fiuman[note 12] | ||
Catholicism | |||||
Free State of Fiume | Fiume | None notable | 1920 | ||
Kingdom of Romania Рєгатȣл Рѡмѫнйєй (Regatul României) |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | King Grigore II (Cuza) |
Romanian | ||
Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu |
Eastern Orthodoxy | ||||
Romania | Bucharest | EU PATO |
1994 |
Southern Europe[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Flag | Arms/
Seal | ||||||
OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||||
Iberian Peninsula | |||||||
Principality of Andorra Principat d'Andorra |
Unitary diarchic constitutional monarchy | Co-Princes Emmanuel Macron Joan Enric Vives Sicília |
Catalan | ||||
Prime Minister Xavier Espot Zamora |
Catholicism | ||||||
Andorra | Andorra la Vella | None notable | 1278 | ||||
Crown of Aragon Corona d'Aragó Corona d'Aragón Corona d'Aragon |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | King Joan IV (Bourbon-Anjou) |
Catalan • Aragonese • Occitan • Ribagorçan | ||||
Prime Minister Carles Puidgedemont |
Catholicism | ||||||
Catalonia, Valencia, Balearic Islands, Northern Catalonia and Aragon | Barcelona | EU PATO |
1918 | ||||
Basque Republic Euskal Errepublika |
Unitary parliamentary republic with an executive presidency | Lehendakari Elixane Guriarrian |
Basque | ||||
Catholicism | |||||||
Basque Country: Basque Autonomous Community, Navarre, and the French Basque Country | Gasteiz | EU PATO |
1918 | ||||
Galicia Galiza |
Unitary presidential republic | President Xusta Salgado |
Galician | ||||
Catholicism | |||||||
Galicia | Coruña | EU PATO Lusophony |
1946 | ||||
Portuguese Republic República Portuguesa República Pertuesa |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa |
Portuguese • Mirandese • Barranquenho • Xalimego | ||||
Prime Minister António Costa |
Catholicism | ||||||
Portugal, Valverde del Fresno, Eljas, San Martín de Trevejo, Olivenza, Táliga, Ceuta, Tangier, Casablanca and El Jadida | Lisbon | EU PATO Lusophony |
1974 | ||||
Spanish Republic República Española Repúbrica Española |
Unitary prime-ministerial republic | President Emiliano García-Page |
Spanish • Leonese • Eonavian • Extremaduran | ||||
Prime Minister Fernando López Miras |
Catholicism | ||||||
Spain without Aragon, the Catalan Countries, the greater Basque Country, Galicia, Ceuta and part of Extremadura,[note 13] but with Oran, Mers El Kébir, Asilah, Larache and Mehdya. | Madrid | EU | 1946 | ||||
Italian Peninsula | |||||||
Kingdom of Italy Regno d'Italia |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | King Emanuele Filiberto II (Savoy) |
Italian • Regional languages | ||||
Prime Minister Silvestro Marucci |
Catholicism | ||||||
Italy (without Borgo and Trieste) and Corsica | Rome | EU PATO |
1861 | ||||
Most Serene Republic of San Marino Serenissima Repubblica di San Marino |
Unitary assembly-independent diarchic directorial republic | Captains Regent Filippo Tamagnini Gaetano Troina |
Italian • Romagnol | ||||
Catholicism | |||||||
San Marino | City of San Marino | None notable | 301 | ||||
Free Territory of Trieste Teritorio Libero de Trieste |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Onesta Chimento |
Triestine • Italian • Slovene • Croatian | ||||
Prime Minister Edvard Slavujević |
Catholicism | ||||||
Free Territory of Trieste | Trieste | None notable | 1947 | ||||
Vatican City State Stato della Città del Vaticano |
Unitary Christian theocratic sacerdotal elective absolute monarchy[note 14] | Pope Francis |
Italian | ||||
Catholicism | |||||||
The Leonine City: Vatican City and Borgo | None (City-state) | None notable | 1929 | ||||
Maltese Archipelago | |||||||
Republic of Malta Repubblika ta' Malta Repubblica di Malta |
Unitary parliamentary republic | President George Vella |
Maltese • English • Italian | ||||
Prime Minister Robert Abela |
Catholicism | ||||||
Malta without the Three Cities | Valletta | EU Commonwealth |
1974 | ||||
Monastic State of the Order of Malta (Cottonera) Stato monastico dei Cavalieri di Malta Istat Monastiku ta' l-Ordni ta' Malta |
Unitary theocratic sacerdotal elective absolute monarchy | Prince and Grand Master John Dunlap |
Italian • Maltese | ||||
Catholicism | |||||||
Hospitaller Malta: The Three Cities | Birgu | None notable | 1530 |
Dependent territories | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Western Europe[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Flag | Arms/
Seal | ||||||
OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||||
Low Countries | |||||||
Republic of Brussels République de Bruxelles Republiek Brussel |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Rudi Vervoort |
French • Dutch | ||||
Prime Minister Alain Destexhe |
Catholicism | ||||||
The Brussels Capital Region and the Arrondissement of Brussels-Periphery | City of Brussels | EU PATO La Francophonie |
1981 | ||||
Republic of the East Cantons Republik der Ostkantone Rippebliek dao Oeskantons |
Unitary presidential republic | President Oliver Paasch |
German • Limburgish | ||||
Catholicism | |||||||
Eupen-Malmedy, Voeren, Baelen, Welkenraedt, Plombières and Limbourg-sur-Vesdre | Eupen | EU PATO |
1973 | ||||
Kingdom of Flanders Koninkrijk Vlaanderen |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | King Robrecht IV (Flanders) |
Dutch | ||||
Prime Minister Alexander De Croo |
Catholicism | ||||||
Flanders (without Voeren), French Flanders, Comines-Warneton and Mouscron | Bruges | EU PATO |
1951 | ||||
Republic of Luxembourg Republik Lëtzebuerg République de Luxembourg Republik Luxemburg |
Unitary parliamentary republic with an executive presidency | President Xavier Bettel |
Luxembourgish • French • German | ||||
Catholicism | |||||||
Luxembourg: The grand duchy and the Belgian province |
City of Luxembourg | EU PATO La Francophonie |
1919 | ||||
Kingdom of the Netherlands Koninkrijk der Nederlanden Keninkryk fan de Nederlannen |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | King Willem-Alexander (Orange-Nassau / Amsberg) |
Dutch • Frisian | ||||
Prime Minister Mark Rutte |
Catholicism Protestantism | ||||||
Metropolitan Netherlands | Amsterdam (de jure) The Hague (de facto)[note 15] |
EU PATO |
1815 | ||||
Republic of Wallonia Republike di Walonreye République de Wallonie |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Pierre-Yves Jeholet |
Walloon • French | ||||
Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo |
Catholicism | ||||||
Wallonia (without Luxembourg, Malmedy, Waimes, Baelen, Welkenraedt, Plombières, Limbourg-sur-Vesdre, Comines-Warneton and Mouscron), French Hainaut and the Cambrésis | Namur | EU PATO La Francophonie |
1951 | ||||
British Isles | |||||||
Kingdom of England Rywvaneth Pow Sows |
Unitary sacerdotal constitutional monarchy[note 16] | Queen Mary III (Mountbatten-Windsor) |
English • Cornish | ||||
Prime Minister Jeremy Corbyn |
Protestantism | ||||||
England | London | PATO Commonwealth |
927 | ||||
Kingdom of Ireland Ríoghacht Éireann Kinrick o Airlann Kyngdom o' Irelonde |
Unitary sacerdotal constitutional monarchy[note 1] | Queen Mary III (Mountbatten-Windsor) |
English • Irish • Ulster Scots • Yola | ||||
Prime Minister Michael D. Higgins |
Catholicism Protestantism | ||||||
Ireland: The Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland | Dublin | EU Commonwealth |
1782 | ||||
Kingdom of Scotland Kinrick o Scotland Rìoghachd na h-Alba Kongungdum Skotland |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | King Constantine V (Argyll) |
Scots • Scottish Gaelic • Norn | ||||
First Minister Keith Brown |
Protestantism | ||||||
Scotland | Edinburgh | EU PATO Commonwealth |
843 | ||||
Republic of Wales Gweriniaeth Cymru |
Unitary parliamentary republic | President Mark Drakeford |
English • Welsh | ||||
First Minister Carwyn Jones |
Protestantism | ||||||
Wales | Cardiff | EU PATO Commonwealth |
1967 | ||||
Elsewhere | |||||||
French Republic République française |
Unitary semi-presidential republic | President Emmanuel Macron |
French Regional languages | ||||
Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne |
Catholicism | ||||||
France without Corsica, Nord, Northern Catalonia, the Northern Basque Country, Menton, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Avignon, Suze-la-Rousse and the Comtat Venaissin | Paris | EU PATO La Francophonie |
987 | ||||
Principality of Monaco Prinçipatu de Mùnegu Principauté de Monaco Principato di Monaco Principat de Mónegue |
Unitary executive monarchy | Prince Albert II (Grimaldi / Polignac) |
Monégasque • French • Italian • Occitan | ||||
Minister of State Pierre Dartout |
Catholicism | ||||||
Monaco, Menton and Roquebrune-Cap-Martin | Monaco City | La Francophonie | 1297 | ||||
County of Venaissin Comtat Venaicin שוומתאת ויניססינ (Coumtat Venessin) |
Unitary theocratic parliamentary sacerdotal elective executive monarchy[note 14] | Count Pope Francis |
Occitan • Shuadit • French | ||||
Vicelegate Estève Pujol |
Catholicism Judaism | ||||||
Avignon, Suze-la-Rousse and the Comtat Venaissin | Avignon | La Francophonie OJS |
1274 |
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North America[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Flag | Arms/
Seal | ||||||
OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||||
Mainland North America | |||||||
Tsardom of Alaska Царство Аляска (Tsarstvo Alyaska) |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | Tsar Alexander IV (Romanov) |
Russian | ||||
Prime Minister Olena Kotova |
Eastern Orthodoxy | ||||||
Alaska, Yukon, and British Columbia | Vankuver | OAS PATO |
1918 | ||||
Kingdom of Canada Royaume du Canada |
Unitary constitutional monarchy | King François IV (Bourbon) |
French | ||||
Prime Minister Justilien Barrette |
Catholicism Protestantism | ||||||
Canada (without Yukon, British Columbia, and Newfoundland and Labrador) and Saint Pierre and Miquelon | Québec | OAS PATO La Francophonie |
1830 | ||||
Confederate States of America Estados Confederados de América États Confédérés d'Amérique |
Federal non-partisan presidential republic | President Glenn Youngkin |
English • Spanish • French | ||||
Protestantism | |||||||
Confederate States, Cuba and Puerto Rico | Richmond | OAS PATO La Francophonie |
1861 | ||||
United States of America Estados Unidos de América |
Federal presidential republic | President Bernie Sanders |
English • Spanish | ||||
Protestantism Catholicism | |||||||
United States without: Confederate States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and American Samoa. | Washington, D.C. | OAS PATO |
1781 | ||||
Carribean |
Oceania[]
Full name Native name(s) |
Emblems | Government | Head of state Head of government |
Language Religion | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Flag | Arms/
Seal | ||||||
OTL | Capital | Organisations | Founded | ||||
Australasia | |||||||
Republic of Australia | Federal semi-parliamentary republic | President Peter Dutton |
English | ||||
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese |
Catholicism | ||||||
Australia | Canberra | Commonwealth PATO |
1999 | ||||
New Zealand Aotearoa |
Unitary sacerdotal constitutional monarchy[note 1] | Queen Mary III (Mountbatten-Windsor) |
English • Māori | ||||
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon |
Protestantism | ||||||
New Zealand | Wellington | Commonwealth PATO |
1856 | ||||
Melanesia | |||||||
Federal Republic of West Papua Negara Republik Federal Papua Barat Federale Republiek West-Papoea |
Federal assembly-independent republic | President Nate Sau |
Papuan Malay • Dutch | ||||
Protestantism Catholic Church Sunni Islam | |||||||
Republic of West Papua: Western New Guinea | Jayapura | None notable | TBD | ||||
Micronesia | |||||||
Polynesia |
South America[]
Footnotes[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 In a personal union with England
- ↑ Ningxia's 1946 borders
- ↑ As the head of the Church of Japan, the emperor of Japan is technically a cleric, thus making the country a sacerdotal state.
- ↑ In this timeline, most of Northeast India is considered part of Southeast Asia due to demographical reasons and due to political disconnection from India.
- ↑ Can't see this text? Install this font to fix that. I'm working on a more effective way of displaying non-standard writing systems, which will eliminate the need to download fonts. Stay tuned!
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Appoximate translation of maharaja.
- ↑ Can't see this text? Install this font to fix that. I'm working on a more effective way of displaying non-standard writing systems, which will eliminate the need to download fonts. Stay tuned!
- ↑ Yiddish, Ladino, Samaritan and Russian are recognized as minority languages.
- ↑ Bonn acts as a de facto secondary capital, containing six federal ministeries.
- ↑ The Caucasus straddles the boundary between Eastern Europe and West Asia. This table considers the Caucasus as a subdivision of Eastern Europe due to cultural and geopolitical connections, even if many of the countries in it (like Armenia and Azerbaijan) are technically geographically in West Asia.
- ↑ Chechen • Ingush • Avarian • Dargin • Lezgian • Lak • Tabassaran • Rutulian • Aghul • Tsakhur • Kulmyk • Nogai • Tat • Azerbaijani
- ↑ Fiuman (a dialect of Venetian) is the national and indigenous language; the states regards it as the inter-ethnic language and has made it a compulsory subject in education. Italian, Hungarian, German, Croatian and Chakavian are all common among residents, and are recognized as minority languages by the state.
- ↑ Valverde del Fresno, Eljas, San Martín de Trevejo, Olivenza, Táliga
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 The Vatican City and Comtat Venaissin are, by technicality, dependencies of the Holy See (OTL information), a subject of international law that functions like a sovereign state. Together, the two territories constitute the Papal States in A Cross Over Japan. However, I have listed both as a regular country to avoid overcomplicating the list.
- ↑ Amsterdam is legally the country's capital, but The Hague is the seat of government and the residence of the monarch. Only a single passage in the Dutch constitution indirectly describes Amsterdam as capital, which was added in 1983; prior to that year, Amsterdam was not once mentioned in the Dutch constitution.
- ↑ As the head of the Church of England, the monarch of England is technically a cleric, thus making the country a sacerdotal state.
- ↑ Cornwall is an appanage in that its Duke is the eldest son of the reingning English monarch (with exceptions/edge cases), and may thus be a considered a non-sovereign monarchy. Cornwall has its own, highly autonomous government, and thus functions much like an autonomous province/region.
- ↑ Autonomous municipalities are not part of any Flemish province and possess a wide degree of self-governance. Comines-Warneton and Mouscron possess this statute owning to their highly mixed linguistic demographics and their presence on the middle of the language border between Dutch and French, while Baarle-Hertog possesses the statute owing to its highly complicated borders.
- ↑ West Flemish, Walloon and Picard enjoy special status as protected minority languages.
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 The First Minister and Deputy First Minister are joint Heads of Government.