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Formable nations
118 nations a country can proclaim: regional unions and homelands, empires and continental unions.
Regional
Al-Andalus
Regional
Alpine Confederation
Regional
Angevin Empire
England with Normandy, Anjou and Aquitaine, as under Henry II.
Arab Federation
Regional
Australasian Federation
The federation New Zealand nearly joined in 1901.
Balochistan
The Khanate of Kalat and the Baloch lands across the border.
Baltic Federation
Regional
Basque Republic
Regional
Benelux Union
Regional
California Republic
The Bear Flag Republic of 1846. Rule from Sacramento to proclaim it.
Carthaginian Republic
Regional
Catalan Republic
Rule from Barcelona to proclaim it.
Central African Federation
The federation of 1953–1963, as a union of equals.
Confederation of Sahel States
The Alliance of Sahel States made a single state.
Czechoslovakia
Regional
Danubian Confederation
The heartland of the old monarchy, reunited as equals.
Dominion of Westralia
Western Australia voted to leave the federation in 1933.
Durrani Empire
Ahmad Shah Durrani’s Afghanistan, east of the Durand Line too.
East African Federation
The political federation the East African Community plans.
East Turkestan
The East Turkestan Republics of 1933 and 1944.
Empire of Brazil
The empire of Pedro I with its Cisplatine Province.
Ethiopian Empire
Haile Selassie’s empire with Eritrea, 1952–1974.
Federal Republic of Central America
The five provinces of the isthmus, united as in 1823–1841.
Federation of South Arabia
Regional
Gran Colombia
Bolívar’s republic of 1819–1831, from the Caribbean to the Andes.
Greater Albania
Regional
Greater Armenia
Regional
Greater Bulgaria
The borders of the Treaty of San Stefano.
Greater Greece
The Megali Idea: Greece of two continents and five seas.
Greater Malaysia
Malaysia with Singapore (as in 1963–65) and Brunei.
Greater Mongolia
All the Mongols: Outer and Inner Mongolia with Buryatia and Tuva.
Greater Morocco
Allal al-Fassi’s Greater Morocco, to the Senegal River.
Greater Romania
Regional
Greater Serbia
Regional
Greater Somalia
The five Somali lands of the star on Somalia’s flag.
Greater Syria
Regional
Gulf Federation
Regional
Hanseatic League
The merchant cities of the Baltic, a league once more.
Iberian Union
Regional
Indochinese Federation
Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia in one federation.
Khmer Empire
Angkor’s empire across the Mekong, before the 14th century.
Kievan Rus
Regional
Kingdom of Bavaria
Regional
Kingdom of Egypt and the Sudan
The unity of the Nile Valley under Cairo, as Egypt claimed until 1956.
Kingdom of Hawaiʻi
The island kingdom overthrown in 1893.
Kingdom of Kongo
The kingdom of Mbanza Kongo at the mouth of the Congo. Rule from inside it.
Kingdom of Numidia
The Berber kingdom of Massinissa between Carthage and the desert.
Kingdom of Prussia
Regional
Kingdom of Scotland
Rule from Edinburgh or Glasgow to proclaim it.
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
The Bourbon kingdom of the south, Naples and Sicily.
Kingdom of Wales
Regional
Korea
One Korea from Busan to the Yalu.
Lands of the Hungarian Crown
The Kingdom of Hungary before 1920.
Maghreb Union
Regional
Mamluk Sultanate
Regional
Melanesian Federation
The Melanesian Spearhead Group as one state.
Mexican Empire
Iturbide’s empire of 1821–1823, with Central America.
Most Serene Republic of Venice
Move your capital to Venice to claim the Republic.
Nordic Union
The Scandinavian crowns and Finland under one government.
Peru–Bolivian Confederation
Santa Cruz’s confederation of 1836–1839.
Republic of Ezo
The shogunate loyalists’ republic of 1869 on Hokkaido.
Republic of Quebec
Independence, as put to referendum in 1980 and 1995.
Republic of Texas
The Lone Star Republic of 1836–1845. Rule from Austin to proclaim it.
Ryukyu Kingdom
The island kingdom annexed by Japan in 1879.
Senegambia
The confederation of 1982–1989.
Sikh Empire
Ranjit Singh’s Punjab, 1799–1849. Rule from Lahore or Amritsar.
Sultanate of Aceh
The sultanate that held out against the Dutch until 1903.
Tibet
The land of the Dalai Lamas, independent in fact from 1912 to 1950.
Transcaucasian Federation
Regional
Turkestan
The five Central Asian republics as one.
Turkic Union
Anatolia and Azerbaijan, one nation in two states no more.
Union of African States
Nkrumah’s union of Ghana, Guinea and Mali, 1958–1963.
United Arab Republic
Regional
United Bengal
The Bengal of 1947’s United Bengal plan.
United Georgia
Regional
United Hispaniola
The whole island under one government, as in 1822–1844.
United Ireland
All thirty-two counties under one flag.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Regional
United Provinces of the Río de la Plata
The old Viceroyalty of the River Plate under Buenos Aires.
Visegrád Union
The four Visegrád states as one federation.
West Indies Federation
The federation of the British Caribbean islands, 1958–1962.
Yugoslavia
Regional
Zulu Kingdom
Shaka’s kingdom, until 1879.
Empire
Abbasid Caliphate
Empire
Austria-Hungary
Empire
Balkan Federation
Empire
Byzantine Empire
Empire
Carolingian Empire
Empire
Eastern Union
The bloc of the Warsaw Pact as a single state.
Empire of Alexander
From Pella to Persia: the conquests of Alexander.
Empire of Japan
Japan with Korea, Taiwan, Karafuto and Manchuria, as before 1937.
French Empire
Napoleon’s Europe at its height.
Holy Roman Empire
Empire
Inca Empire
Tawantinsuyu, the four quarters of the Andes, before 1532.
Intermarium
Piłsudski’s dream: the lands between the Baltic, the Black Sea and the Adriatic.
Majapahit
The Javanese thalassocracy of the 14th century.
Mali Empire
Mansa Musa’s empire, from the Atlantic to the Niger bend.
Maphilindo
The Malay confederation proposed in 1963.
Mongol Empire
The heirs of Genghis Khan, from Beijing to the Caspian.
Mughal Empire
Hindustan of Akbar and Aurangzeb, from Kabul to Bengal.
Ottoman Empire
Empire
Persian Empire
Empire
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Empire
Qing Empire
The Great Qing at its height, with Mongolia and Outer Manchuria.
Roman Empire
Empire
Russian Empire
From the Vistula to the Caspian, the empire of 1914.
Timurid Empire
Timur’s realm, from Samarkand to Herat.
Union of Sovereign States
Empire
United Mexican States of 1824
Mexico before Texas and the Mexican Cession were lost.
Continental
East Asian Union
The Sinosphere under one roof.
European Federation
One state from the Atlantic to the Baltic and the Aegean.
Mediterranean Union
Every shore of the Middle Sea under one roof.
North American Union
The continent of the USMCA as a single federation.
Southeast Asian Union
ASEAN as one federation.
Union of South American Nations
One continent, one state, from Panama to Tierra del Fuego.
Union of Turkic States
The Organization of Turkic States as one nation, from the Bosporus to the Tarim.
United Arab States
From the Atlantic to the Gulf.
United States of Africa
Nkrumah’s dream: one Africa.
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