The World
Introduction[]
A list of all nations in the world of Napoleon's Australian Victory.
Monarchies[]
| Nation | Capital | Head of State | Royal House |
|---|---|---|---|
 French Empire
|
Paris | Emperor Napoleon VII | Bonaparte |
 Sino-Japanese Empire
|
Tokyo, Beijing | Emperor Akihito | Yamato Aisin Gioro |
 Empire of India
|
Calcutta | Empress Elizabeth | Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld |
 Russian Empire
|
Saint Petersburg | Tsar Nicholas III | Romanov |
 United Kingdom of Brazil and Portuguese Africa
|
Rio de Janeiro | Emperor Pedro III | Bragança |
 Confederation of the Rhine
|
Frankfurt | Prince-Primate King Franz of Bavaria | A confederation of 37 semi-independent monarchies |
 Kingdom of Italy
|
Venice, Milan | King Nicolas IV | Beauharnais |
 Kingdom of Naples
|
Naples | King Joachim VIII | Murat |
 Duchy of Warsaw
|
Warsaw | Duke Maria Emmanuel I | Wettin |
 Kingdom of Iceland
|
Reykavijk | Queen Margarethe | Oldenburg |
 Kingdom of Saint Helena
|
Jamestown | Queen Elizabeth | Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld |
 Dominion of Van Diemen's Land
|
Hobart | Queen Elizabeth | Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld |
 Dominion of Sumatra
|
Bencoolen | Queen Elizabeth | Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld |
 Kingdom of Britain
|
Edinburgh | Queen Elizabeth | Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld |
 Ottoman Empire
|
Bursa | Sultan Abbas III | Muhammed Ali |
 Empire of Ethiopia
|
Addis Ababa | Emperor Zera | Solomon |
 Zulu
|
Bulawago | King Zwelthini kaBekzulu | Zulu |
 Siam
|
Bangkok | King Bhumibol Abdulyadej | Chakri |
 Hawaii
|
Honolulu | King Akahi Nui | Kalakaua |
 Persian Empire
|
Tehran | Emperor Reza Pahlavi II | Pahlavi |
 Kingdom of Sardinia
|
Cagliari | King Luigi II | Bonaparte (Elisa Branch) |
 Principality of Neuchatel
|
Neuchatel | Prince Karl-Friederick | Hohenzollern |
 Grand Duchy of the Balearic Islands
|
Palma | Grand Duke Francesco-Carlos II | Hapsburg |
 Kingdom of Northern Lusitania
|
Porto | King Carlos III | Bourbon-Parma |
 United Tribes of New Zealand
|
Waitangi | King Koroki Mahuta | None: Elective Monarchy |
 Kingdom of Mann
|
Doolish | King Joseph | Bonaparte (Josephite Branch) |
 Holy See
|
Leonine City | Pope John XIV | None: sacerdotal elective monarchy |
 Malta
|
Valletta | Prince and Grand Master Fra Gerard Gibson | None: sacerdotal elective monarchy |
Republics[]
| Nation | Capital | Head of State | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 Republic of New South Wales
|
Sydney | President Kerry O'Brian | |
 United States of America
|
Washington D.C. | President Hillary Clinton | |
 Republic of the Rio Grande
|
Houston | President Rico Peri | |
 Saskatchewan
|
Kialgory/Calgary | Premier Alison Goncharov | |
 Haiti
|
Port au Prince | President | |
 Martinia
|
Belgrano | President Evo Morales | |
 Chile
|
Santiago | President Roberto Bolano | |
 United Provinces of the Rio de Plata
|
Buenos Aires | President Christina Kirschner | |
 Republic of Ireland
|
Dublin | President Michael D. Higgins | |
 The Dutch Republic of the East Indies
|
Batavia | Stadtholder | |
 Sahara
|
Ain Salah | President Abdelaziz Bouteflika | |
 Chad
|
N'Djamena | President | |
 Nigeria
|
Abuja | President | |
 Repubblica del Congo
|
Kinshasa | President Joseph Kabila | |
 Southern Congo
|
President | ||
 East African Republic
|
Ludwigsstadt | President | Former colony of the Confederation of the Rhine |
 Equatorial Republic
|
President | Former Italian colony | |
 Democratic Republic of Burma
|
Naypyidor | President Thein Sein | |
 Septinsular Republic
|
Korfu | President Karolos Papoulias | |
 Cretan State
|
Heraklion | Jennifer Anastaskis | |
 Republic of Samos
|
Vathy | President Andreas Stavros | There is a movement for Samos and Icaria to federate into a single nation, and negotiations between the two islands are ongoing. |
 Free State of Icaria
|
Agios Kirykos | Premier Anargyros Areleous | |
 Aboriginal State
|
Mparntwe | High Federal Council of Elders |
Unrecognised States, States with limited recognition and Governments-in-Exile[]
| Nation | Status | Head of State | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 South Sudan
|
State with Limited Recognition | President Salva Kiir Mayardit | Proclaimed independent of the Ottoman Empire in 1972 by the South Sudanese Liberation front. Recognised by Ethiopia. |
 Greek Republic of South Cyprus
|
State with Limited Recognition | President Dimitris Christofias | In 1983, proclaimed independence from Ottomans after a protracted civil war. Recognised by Russia and the Septinsular Republic. |
 Kingdom of Georgia
|
Government-in-Exile | King Evgeni | Granted independence by Russia in 1932 after a bitter conflict supported by the Ottomans, the country was re-occupied by Russia in the aftermath of the short Russo-Georgian War of 1989. A government-in-exile currently operates out of Ankara. |
 Emirate of the Caucasus
|
Unrecognised State | Emir Said Byutukaev | A self-declared Islamic state which declared its secession in the 1970s, the emirate has been the location of an low-level guerrilla war and terrorist campaign ever since. |
 Tibet
Member-state of India |
Subnational Government-in-Exile | Fourteenth Dalai Lama | Formerly a member state of India, Tibet was occupied and annexed by the Sino-Japanese Empire during the Asia-Pacific War. India has never recognised the annexation, and the Indian Parliament still appoints Tibetan representatives. |
Former States[]
| Nation | Existed | Last Head of State | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 Empire of Austria
|
1804-1855 | Emperor Ferdinand I | Abolished and absorbed into the French Empire at the end of the War of the Imperial Succession |
 Kingdom of Prussia
|
1701-1855 | King Frederick William IV | Abolished and absorbed into the French Empire at the end of the War of the Imperial Succession |
 Kingdom of Sweden
|
1523-1855 | King Oscar | Abolished and divided between the French Empire and Russia at the end of the War of the Imperial Succession |
 Principality of the Algarves
|
1813-1855 | Prince Manuel II | Abolished and absorbed into the French Empire at the end of the War of the Imperial Succession |
 Kingdom of Malaya
|
1930-1949 | King George III | Britannic Realm, annexed by Burma at the end of the Asia-Pacific War |
 Sultanate of Brunei
|
14th century-1949 | Sultan Ahmad Tajuddin | Annexed by Sino-Japan at the end of the Asia-Pacific War |
 Kingdom of Korea
|
1897-1949 | King Yi Un | Annexed by Sino-Japan at the end of the Asia-Pacific War |
 Republic of the Philippines
|
1814-1949 | Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception (official) President Archbishop Gabriel Reyes (de facto) | Catholic Church-dominated Spanish successor-state, annexed by Sino-Japan at the end of the Asia-Pacific War |
 Kingdom of Scotland
|
1813-2014 | King Joseph III | Bonapartist state in Britain, dissolved following the British Spring, succeeded by the Kingdom of Britain and the Kingdom of Mann |