Flag
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Name
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Government
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Last Head of State
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Last Head of Government
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Capital
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Largest City
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Date and Cause of being Dismantled
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Current Fate
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Haiti
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Unitary Semi-Presidential Republic
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Alexandre Petion
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Alexandre Petion
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Port-au-Prince
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Port-au-Prince
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1814; invaded by France and eventually annexed
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Part of the French Caribbean
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Italy (French Client State)
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French Client State
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Napoleon I
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Eugene de Beauharnais
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Milan
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Milan
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1817;united to form the French Client State of Italy
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Part of France (used to be independent until the end of Great War III)
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Naples
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French Client State
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Napoleon I
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Joseph Bonaparte
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Naples
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Naples
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1817;united to form the French Client State of Italy
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Part of France (used to be independent until the end of Great War III)
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Sweden
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Constitutional Monarchy
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Charles XIV John
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Charles XIV John
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Oslo
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Oslo
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1823; invaded by Denmark-Norway and Russia, partioned between both
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Finland is part of Russia (later Scandinavia after Great War III) while Sweden is part of Scandinavia
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Prussia
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Constitutional Monarchy
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Frederick William III
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Frederick William III
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Deizig (formerly Berlin)
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Deizig (formerly Berlin)
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1823; invaded by France, Poland, and Russia and partitioned between the French client state of the Confederation of the Rhine and Poland
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Poland holds the northern part of the former country while France holds the southern part
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Denmark-Norway
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Constitutional Monarchy
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Christian IX
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Christian IX
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Copenhagen
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Copenhagen
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1823; renamed Scandinavia after the addition of Sweden
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Scandinavia obviously
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Switzerland
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French Client State
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Peter Ochs
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Peter Ochs
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Geneva
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Geneva
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1823; formed into the French client state of Germany
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France (formerly Germany until the end of Great War III)
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Sardinia
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Monarchy
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Charles Albert
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Charles Albert
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Turin
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Turin
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1836; annexed into the French Client State of Italy after the Mediterranean War
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France (formerly Italy until the end of Great War III)
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Sicily
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Monarchy
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Ferdinand IV
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Ferdinand IV
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Cagliari
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Cagliari
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1836; annexed into the French Client State of Italy after the Mediterranean War
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France (formerly Italy until the end of Great War III)
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Brunei
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Islamic Absolute Monarchy
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Omar Ali Saifuddin II
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Omar Ali Saifuddin II
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Bandar Seri Begawan
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Bandar Seri Begawan
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1841, Sarawak was annexed by Britain while Sabah was annexed as a protectorate by France
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Part of French East indies
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Sikh Empire
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Federal Monarchy
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Dalip Singh
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Dalip Singh
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Lahore & Amritsar
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Lahore & Amritsar
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1849; it was annexed to Britain after the Second Anglo-Sikh War
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Part of India (formerly British India until independence)
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Serbia
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Monarchy
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Alexander Karadordevic
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Alexander Karadordevic
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Belgrade
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Belgrade
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1852; formed Yugoslavia with the other Southern Slavic States
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Part of Balkania
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Bosnia
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Monarchy
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Louis Bonaparte (Bonaparte ruler of Bosnia)
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Louis Bonaparte (Bonaparte ruler of Bosnia)
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Sarajevo
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Sarajevo
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1852; formed Yugoslavia with the other Southern Slavic States
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Part of Balkania
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Macedonia
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Monarchy
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Maria Romanov
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Maria Romanov
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Skopje
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Skopje
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1852; formed Yugoslavia with the other Southern Slavic States
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Part of Balkania
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Montenegro
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Monarchy
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Alexandra Feodorovna Romanov
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Alexandra Feodorovna Romanov
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Podgorica
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Podgorcia
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1852; formed Yugoslavia with the other Southern Slavic States
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Part of Balkania
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Bulgaria
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Monarchy
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Joanna Grudzinska Romanov
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Joanna Grudzinska Romanov
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Sofia
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Sofia
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1852; formed Yugoslavia with the other Southern Slavic States
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Part of Balkania
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Austria-Hungary-Bohemia
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Constitutional Monarchy
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Francis Joseph
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Friedrich Ferdinand von Beust
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Vienna
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Vienna
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1859; it was dissolved into Czechoslovakia and Hugary as a term of the Treaty of Paris while some of its territories of handed to other nations
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Hungary, France, the Balkania, and Zapdslavia cover the former country
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Aceh Sultanate
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Monarchy
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Mahmud II Syah
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Mahmud II Syah
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Kutaraja
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Kutaraja
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1872; it was annexed by France after the Aceh War
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part of the French East Indies
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Confederate States of America
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Confederal Republic
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Jefferson Davis
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Jefferson Davis
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Richmond
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Richmond
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1865; it rejoined the United States
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Part of the United States of America
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Boer Borneo Republic
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Republic
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Dominique Jacues de Eerens
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Dominique Jacues de Eerens
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Benjamin Towne (OTL Banjarmasin
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Benjamin Towne (OTL Banjarmasin
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1870; it was annexed to France after the Borneo War
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Part of the French East Indies
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Ethiopia
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Autocracy/Absolute Monarchy
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Yohannes IV
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Yohannes IV
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Addis Abada
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Addis Abada
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1872; annexed into Greece after the Ethiopian War (It eventually gained indpeendence in 1946 as Ethiosomalia)
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The country is now independent as Ethiosomalia
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Sokoto
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Islamic Absolute Monarchy
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Abu Bakr bin Bello
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Abu Bakr bin Bello
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Sokoto
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Sokoto
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1873; annexed into France after Sokoto War
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Part of French West Africa
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Ottoman Empire
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Caliphate
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Abdul Hamid II
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Abdul Hamid II
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Ankara (formerly Constantinople)
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Ankara (formerly Constantinople)
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1884; the monarchy was abolished during the Turkish Revolution after the execution of its Royal Family
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Part of Russia
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Turkey
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Communist State
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Ismet Inonu
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Celal Bayar
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Ankara
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Ankara
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1906; it was annexed after a Russian invasion
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Part of Russia
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Orange Free State
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Republic
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M.T. Steyn
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M.T. Steyn
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Bloemfontein
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Bloemfontein
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1909; it was invaded during Great War II and was annexed as a term of the Treaty of Paris
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Part of South Africa
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Transvaal
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Republic
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Schalk Willem Burger
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Schalk Willem Burger
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Pretoria
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Pretoria
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1909; it was invaded during the Great War III and was annexed as a term of the Treaty of Paris
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Part of South Africa
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Ireland
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Constitutional Monarchy/ Parliamentary Democracy
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Jerome Bonaparte
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John Remond
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Dublin
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Dublin
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1909; it recently conquered Celtic Areas from Britain and because of it, became Celtica
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Now known as Celtica
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United Kingdom
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Constitutional Monarchy/ Parliamentary Democracy
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Edward VII
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Andrew Fisher
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London
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London
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1909; it lost most of its land in the British Isles and its empire and as part of the Treaty of Paris, forced to revert back to England
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Its Celtic lands are part of Celtica while England is a nation
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Portugal
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Monarchy
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Manuel II
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Manuel II
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Lisbon
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Lisbon
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1909; invaded by France and was annexed as part of the Treaty of Paris
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Part of French Portugal
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Alentejo
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Monarchy
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Augusto
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Augusto
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Beja
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Beja
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1909; invaded by France and was annexed as part of the Treaty of Paris
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Part of French Portugal
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Italy
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French Client State
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Louis Bonaparte III
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Luigi Facta
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Rome
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Rome
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1935; Adolf Hitler, with the support of the people, took over the government and declared independence
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Part of France
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Germany
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French Client State
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Napoleon V
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Hermann Huller
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Frankfurt
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Berlin
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1935; Benito Mussolini, with the support of the people, took over the government and declared independence
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Part of France
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China (Qing)
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Absolute Monarchy
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Pu Yi
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Pu Yi
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Xining (formerly Beijing)
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Xining (formerly Beijing)
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1937; Tibetan and Japanese forces annihilated the country in an invasion
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Part of the Asian Union
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Italy (under Mussolini)
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Mosleist Dictatorship
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Benito Mussolini
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Benito Mussolini
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Rome
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Rome
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1943; pro-French rebels overthrew the government while France annexed them as a part of the Treaty of Paris
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Part of France
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Germany (under Mussolini)
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Mosleist Dictatorship
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Adolf Hitler
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Adolf Hitler
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Frankfurt
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Frankfurt
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1943; pro-French rebels overthrew the government while France annxed them as a part of the Treaty of Paris
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Part of France
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England (Mosleist)
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Mosleist Dictatorship
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Oswald Mosley
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Oswald Mosley
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London
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London
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1943; England was invaded by France, America, and Russia and established occupation zones
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Now renamed as England
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Persia
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Caliphate
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Reza Shah
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Reza Shah
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Tehran
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Tehran
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1950; Russia invaded it and deposed the Mosleist government, eventually occupied and later joined Perso-Arabia
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Part of Perso-Arabia
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Poland
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Constitutional Monarchy/ Parliamentary Democracy
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Auguste Bonaparte II (the Polish Bonaparte ruler)
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Henryk Jablonski
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Warsaw
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Warsaw
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1957; unified with Czechoslovakia to form Zapadslavia
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Part of Zapadslavia
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Czechoslovakia
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Constitutional Monarchy/ Parliamentary Democracy
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Jean Bonaparte (the Czechoslovakian Bonaparte ruler)
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Ludvik Svoboda
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Prague
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Prague
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1957; unified with Poland to form Zapadslavia
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Part of Zapadslavia
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Yugoslavia
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Constitutional Monarchy/ Parliamentary Democracy
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Napoleon Bonaparte II (the Yugoslavian Bonaparte ruler)
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Josip Broz Tito
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Belgrade
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Belgrade
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1972; it united with Greece and Romania to form Balkania
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Part of Balkania
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Greece
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Constitutional Monarchy/ Parliamentary Democracy
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Charles Bonaparte II (the Greek Bonaparte ruler)
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Konstantinos Karamanlis
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Athens
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Athens
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1972; it united with Romania and Yugoslavia to form Balkania
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Part of Balkania
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Romania
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Constitutional Monarchy/ Parliamentary Democracy
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Alexander Bonaparte (the Romanian Bonaparte ruler)
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Nicolae Ceauscescu
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Bucharest
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Bucharest
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1972; it united with Greece and Yugoslavia to form Balkania
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Part of Balkania
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Nepal
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Absolute Monarchy
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Manhendra Bir Bikram Shah
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Manhendra Bir Bikram Shah
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Kathmandu
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Kathmandu
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1974; it requested to join Tibet, which was accepted
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Part of Tibet
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Bhutan
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Absolute Monarchy
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Jigme Wangchuck
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Jigme Wangchuck
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Thimphu
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Thimphu
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1974; it requested to join Tibet, which was accepted
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Part of Tibet
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Mughal Empire
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Monarchy
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Akbar II
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Akbar II
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New Delhi
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New Delhi
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1979; the Mughal Revolution abolished the monarchy and established a republic
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Now known as India
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