The Confederacy

The Confederacy
General Info
Official Name	The Confederacy
Common Name	Eurasian Confederacy (Pre-392) The Confederacy World Union Nation of Nations
Motto	"Unitas vires facit" ("Unity makes strength")
Capital	Mylatsk Metropolitan Area
Demonym	Confederate
Anthem	"United Nations on a March"
Politics
Government	Confederated Semi-Presidential Republic
Ideology	Social Liberalism (Ruling Political Ideology) Unifism (Foreign Policy)
Head of State	President Emija Āboliņa
Head of Government	Prime Minister Dhareef al-Shakir
Legislature	Confederate Senate
Ruling Party	CCP-CSP-EPP Coalition
Official Language(s)	None (De Jure) Russian (De Facto, used in government)
State Religion	Secular
Currency	Confederate Ruble
Demographics
Population	7,881,035,487
Species	Majority Human Iujado (Republic of Carbon) Yomtach (Others)
Ethnic Groups	Various...
Major Languages	Amharic Arabic Bengali Bhojpuri Chinese Mandarin Yue Wu Jin Min Nan Hakka etc... English French German Gujarati Hausa Hindi Italian Japanese Javanese Malay Indonesian Marathi Persian Portuguese Punjabi Russian Spanish Swahili Tagalog Tamil Telugu Thai Turkish Urdu Vietnamese Yoruba
Minority Languages	Various...
Major Religions	Atheism/Non-Religious Buddhism Christianity Folk Religion Hinduism Islam Sikhism Shintoism Taoism Others... (Baháʼí, Confucianism, Jainism, Judaism, Tritonism, Paganism, New Religious Movements, etc.)
Assets
Spacefleet	962 Spacecrafts
Nuclear Arsenal	~3450 Nuclear Weapons
Other Assets	Laser Tower Array Immolation Array Regeneration Array Targeted Destruction Array
Geography
Planet	Yata
Region	Global
Historical Info
Founded	350
Dissolved	397
Preceded by	Mylonagrad Unification Treaty Eastern Idel Ural Ruthenian Confederacy Tritonian Confederacy Samoyed-Ugric Union Siberia Zapadoluvakhia Treaty of Perezatski Chernolinnas War of Altai Liberation Altaylar Federation of Soviets Syktyvkar Agreement Komi Republic Luvakhia Nenets Republic Eurasian-Tanumian War Tanume Yetian-Eurasian War & 376 Referendums Poland Khuree Turkestan Kalevala Svealand Yetia 380-381 Referendums Nilastan Maldives Scandimar Choros 382-383 Post-War Referendums Caucasian League West Kurdistan Alduria United Arab Republic 384-386 Referendums Malta Britannia Imperial Apothelis Azeria Nakmai Nay'Bling Italy Yamalia 387-389 Sizzle Conflicts Utsong Sizzlean National Liberation Army Minguk-Yakamoto Poavak Nusantara Sizzle 389-391 Interwar Referendums Sizzlean Outer Territories Command Ellaria Corestias Al'qitat Great War of Unity Libatria Malakia Saharia Erbuja Bornuvia SR Guinea Equatoria PR Ubangia Azania East African Federation Wanaoishi Abard Almadina Aparty Filipinas Sipedro Dzaphania Lizarb Cocala Itachia Brasil Guarania 393-394 Post-War Referendums Centroamerica Cotunauinia-Luvuria Ireland Titicaca Alyphia Yorica Midway Spisos Malagasia (292-294) Denasola Asophania 395 Integrations Red Army Luxuria Islandia Floria Argentina Skye Lustland Nunland Catania Kauria Noveau Normandie Cajilia Australis Celtic
Succeeded by	Dravida Nadu (Official Successor) Tens of Breakaway States Yatan Commonwealth (De Facto Successor)
Other
Created by	Hakced & Peter
Controlled by	Hakced & Peter

The Confederacy, (Formerly the Eurasian Confederacy) was a sovereign confederal republic composed of several autonomous constituent states that each represented ethnolinguistic minorities within the nation as a whole. The Confederacy was situated across a vast majority of the world, making it by far the largest country in the history of Yata both territory-wise and population-wise (7.88 Billion) during its existence.

Summarised History

The Eurasian Confederacy was initially formed in the Mylonagrad Unification Treaty in 350, as the reunification of the Ruthenian and Tritonian Confederacies slowly expanded into a continental movement of unification, including Zapadoluvakhia, Eastern Idel-Ural, the Samoyed-Ugric Union and even Siberia, which until this point had been a bitter rival to the confederacy until the new chairman Zotov Konstantinovich held a speech known as "The Unthinkable Option" about the lack of a meaning behind the rivalry other than historical drama made no sense due to the linguistic and ethnic similarities between the two states. The new Eurasian Confederacy was formed from the treaty ensuing from these talks as a unified political entity presiding above countless member republics and oblasts.

Following this initial declaration, the Eurasian Confederacy had greatly expanded with new member states acquired from the annexations of Luvakhia, Tanume, Altaylar, and much of Poland. A majority of these expansions were peaceful on Eurasia's end, or a intervention requested by a claimed republic, and then approved by the confederate senate. Despite these initial gains, Eurasia's first largescale expansion followed the Socialist Union of Yetia and its allies invading the entire Eurasian Confederacy, which ended up being unsuccessful on their part as the Eurasian Confederacy swept westward, initially merely occupying all of its captured territories in the formerly independent states of Poland, Turkestan, Kalevala, Svealand and Yetia, though eventually each of these nations was absorbed into the Eurasian Confederacy following a series of referendums. Following this more militaristic expansion, the Eurasian Confederacy returned to its method of more peaceful expansion, with the first series of post-war national admissions being in 380-381 with Nilastan, the Maldives, Scandimar, and Choros all voting to join the Eurasian Confederacy. During this period the Confederacy also had its first post-war conflict, with its brief intervention against Alduria which lead to limited territorial expansion. This first conflict, alongside Eurasia's meddling in foreign affairs, caused a significant crisis with the United Arab Republic, which launched a series of attacks on Confederate Territory, leading to the Confederacy launching a military intervention against both the UAR and Alduria, whom supported the UAR in its endeavour. This conflict ended in yet another Eurasian victory, and another round of referendums for new members of the confederacy. The nations of the Caucasian League, West Kurdistan, ex-Alduria, and ex-UAR all voted in favour of joining the Eurasian Confederacy following this conflict. Following this conflict, the Confederacy continued neutral expansion starting with Malta and a peacekeeping mission into Britannia, which eventually lead to Britannia joining the Confederacy. Several other nations which had already aligned themselves with the Confederacy joined in the same interwar period including the likes of Imperial Apothelis, Azeria, Nakmai, Nay'Bling, Italy and Yamalia.

In 387 the Eurasian Confederacy launched a peacekeeping intervention into the Xinan Uprising, occupying Utsong and portions of Sizzle. These territories were shortly afterwards integrated directly into the Confederacy following local demands to be granted full voting rights in the Confederacy considering they were under its occupation. Shortly afterwards conflict broke out within Sizzle once again, this time as a conflict between the puppet Beijing Government and its previous overlords in Minguk-Yakamoto. As this war turned in Sizzle's favour, becoming increasingly brutal in the process - especially towards civilians. Because of this, the Eurasian Confederacy launched several interventions into this conflict, occupying the Yakamotian islands, Jeju and Taiwan to secure their people from Sizzlean subjugation. During this same conflict the Confederacy supported an anti-authoritarian uprising in Poavak, which shortly afterwards ended up joining the Confederacy to prevent a descent towards ethnic violence. Following this there was a short period of peace until the nation of Uyghurstan stated its intentions to join the Eurasian Confederacy, causing the ultranationalist government in Sizzle to launch an invasion of Uyghurstan in order to regain former territories under the guise of 'protecting Uyghur sovereignty'. This invasion ended up failing however, as both the CIS and Confederacy moved to protect Uyghurstan, which eventually escalated into a full-scale conflict. This conflict rather swiftly turned to the Confederacy's favour thanks to its vast industrial and territorial might, ending with Sizzle being defeated and occupied. Following the conclusion of the war, Uyghurstan followed through with its plans to join the confederacy. Uyghurstan was shortly afterwards followed by the occupied Sizzle, whom voted in favour of joining the Confederacy for economic benefits and the advancement of minority rights. In the period of peace following the conflicts in Sizzle several other nations such as the Sizzlean Outer Territories Command, Ellaria, Corestias and Al'qitat joined the Confederacy.

In 392 a globe-spanning war broke out between the Eurasian Confederacy and the Anti-Globalist Pact, a alliance formed to stop the Confederacy's continued expansion, due to an AGP-orchestrated takeover of the Confederacy-aligned nation of Centroamerica. While the war was initially in the AGP's favour, once fully mobilized the Confederacy managed to launch a devastating counteroffensive, occupying much of africa. As the Confederacy pushed south down the continent, it cooperated with its various allies in the Americas in order to additionally invade and occupy the AGP's American members, eventually leading to the alliance's unconditional surrender to the Confederacy. Following the war, the AGP's former territories were briefly reorganized into Military Administrations, until being fully integrated into the Confederacy. Upon this massive expansion, the Eurasian Confederacy officially renamed itself to just "The Confederacy", signifying its dominance over a vast majority of the world. Following the conclusion of this war, several of the remaining sovereign states of the world began to hold referendums and join the confederacy, with Cotunauinia-Luvuria, Centroamerica, Ireland, Titicaca, Yorica, Midway, Spisos, Malagasia, Denasola and Asophania all holding referendums of their own. Following these acquisitions the Confederacy's power became significant enough to integrate a vast majority of its remaining aligned-regimes including the likes of the Red Army, Luxuria, Islandia, Floria, Argentina, Skye, Lustland, Nunland, Catania, Kauria, Noveau Normandie, Cajilia, Australis, and Celtic. Following this legislative and executive elections were held in which the Confederate Solidarity Party once again won re-election. Due to the still mixed opinions of the confederacy in much of its new territories, this election was accused of fraud leading to several new Anti-Globalist political parties to form a joint investigative commitee into the matter. While this was underway the Confederacy seized considerable portions of the Alicorn Kingdom, whom had evacuated up into the mountains in order to maintain their magical barrier with higher power in fear of the newly united humanity. The only other notable event following this period was the disappearance of The Holy Land, whose final communication was an omen predicting The Confederacy's fall.

The Anti Globalist Bloc made their move, hiring militants to launch "Operation Midnight" to seize classified documents from the Department of Security's regional headquarters in Palladia City. They successfully infiltrated and seized several documents before fleeing, which they handed over to the AGB. Fearing for their safety after reading the documents, the AGB and Militants headed out in a series of trucks towards the neutral Kalmykia. Confederate Spetsnaz were quick to intervene, sighting them moving throughout Ukraine. Roads were blocked near Rostov, forcing the AGB to flee off-road to escape the Spetsnaz, whom kept assembling obstacles to slow down the AGB. A firefight broke out along the border of Kalmykia, with only three individuals aligned with the AGB fleeing across the border with the documents, with all others dead or captured. The Confederacy promptly contacted Kalmykia, demanding the documents be returned or else. Kalmykia obliged, although secretly beginning to procure copies of said documents to distribute throughout the region. The documents quickly went public, revealing the Confederacy's manipulation of international events to gain its position of power, leading to several republics seizing emergency powers to nationalise all Confederate assets in their territories. In the subsequent emergency session of the Confederate Senate the Confederate Communist Party resigned from the ruling coalition following a proposal by prime minister Dhareef al-Shakir that stated that Kalmykia was to be destroyed, leading to the government losing its majority in the senate. According to the constitution this would lead to snap elections and the President Pro Tempore of the Senate becoming acting prime-minister, though pro tempore Serhij Sytnyk of the Confederate Communist Party refused, leading to no official government existing anymore. In response, President Emija Āboliņa seized emergency powers to respond to the crisis. Kalmykia was promptly invaded and occupied, yet it was too late as countless uprisings began throughout the country. The global economy was quick to collapse as the rebels advanced, leading to countless Republics seizing de-facto independence at an accelerating rate as the crisis escalated. The remaining loyalists legalised the President's emergency powers, while the Departments of Defence and Security were quick to warn that if the crisis isn't solved they would intervene. The first republic to declare full independence was Catania, leading to the Defence and Security departments under the influence of the military-industrial complex launching a military coup against President Abolina, handing over power to an emergency military government. This move lead to several republics becoming alienated from the central government, seizing further powers or also declaring their full independence. The Confederate Senate's remnants begin to work on a denouncement of the military government due to these failures, though they are stopped by military forces that lead to the majority of senators resigning, with the Military Government attempting to save face for the incident by admitting they had made mistakes but would keep fighting for The Confederacy. The secessionist Kipchakistan decided to take advantage of the situation, launching an invasion of Mylonagrad in order to seize power, leading to the powerful Rus Federative Republic marching its militia into the capital to stop both the Military Government and Kipchakistan, wiping out both of them only to withdraw afterwards. With the capital in chaos, the few remaining bureaucrats, senators, and local figures formed another emergency coalition government known as the 'January 27th government', though this was even less legitimate than the military leading to them losing essentially all power beyond Mylonagrad. One by one each republic declared their independence in local federations, as Mylonagrad also fell to secessionists leading to the January 27th Government fleeing to Pirtil. With the Confederacy now effectively non-existent, the January 27th Government officially announced the dissolution of The Confederacy and handed over their powers to the local governments in their final holdings in southern Nilastan, which was reorganized into the Confederacy of Dravida Nadu.

Government

The Confederacy's government was divided into two "levels" of government. On the internal perspective, the nation was a full confederacy, with each member being entirely self-governing in all matters other than foreign policy and defence (though some institutions did overlap over boundaries). This leads us to the second level of government, where the Confederate Senate had full power over the two matters alongside necessary administration.

Politics & the Confederate Senate

There were several hundred seats in the senate, most of which were directly elected. Alongside the senators there were two speakers - the President and Prime Minister. Most republics elected twenty delegates, with some exceptions. These delegates were elected from each republic on a fairly equal basis, although most senators within the confederacy held seats in each republic's own Republic Senate instead of the much larger Confederate Senate.

The Confederate Senate in 354

The Confederate Senate in 354

In the Senate, there traditionally was three factions based on the left-right political spectrum, with a notable exception of the phase just after the Mylonagrad Unification Treaty, in which political parties from each of the formed nation states operated freely within the country. Since then though the situation had stabilised, with a majority of these parties clumping together into larger parties based on ideological similarities, leaving 8 remaining parties, only 1 of whom did not join up with a larger party. These new larger parties had returned to the left-right status quo, with a major far left to centre left bloc composed of the ECP, ESP and EPP, and a major centre right to far right bloc of the NCP, EOP and GEP. Two parties generally stayed out of the 2 large blocs, these being the NFP and TPP, who typically had not aligned with either side. The Left Bloc of the ECP-ESP-EPP was in charge for most of the nation's history, with President Emija Āboliņa from the Republic of Latvija and Prime Minister Dhareef al-Shakir from Al-Khaleej Province, Republic of Arabia being the final two recognised leaders.

The Confederacy's Political Parties (From Left-most to Right-most)

Logo	Name	Ideology	Position	Status
	Pan-African Socialist Party	African Socialism Anti-Globalism	Far-Left	Opposition
	Confederate Communist Party	Democratic Socialism (Moderate Wing) Eurocommunism (Majority) Marxism-Leninism (Hardliners)	Left-Wing to Far-Left	Government
	People's Movement for Patria Grande	Left-Wing Nationalism Pan-Hispanism Anti-Globalism	Left-Wing	Opposition
	Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party	Ba'athism Anti-Globalism	Left-Wing	Fringe Opposition
	Committee for the Total Liberation of Yatan Peoples	Anti-Globalism	Left-Wing	Opposition
	European Peace Party	Social Liberalism Flexible Pacifism	Centre to Centre-Left	Government
	Confederate Solidarity Party	Neoliberalism Welfarism Progressivism	Centre	Government
	New Federalist Party	Liberal Conservatism Federalism Agrarianism	Centre-Right	Opposition
	National Confederate Party	Libertarianism Confederalism Conservative Liberalism	Centre-Right	Opposition
	Confederate Orthodox Party	Religious Democracy Social Conservatism Confessionalism	Right-Wing	Opposition
	Vieille Europe	Yetian Nationalism/Seperatism Classical Conservatism Monarchism Semi-Constitutional (Moderates) Absolute (Hardliners)	Right-Wing (Mostly)	Fringe Opposition
	Greater Confederacy Party	National Bolshevism Fourth Theory Revanchism	Syncretic	Opposition
	Turkic People's Party	Pan-Turkism Ethnonationalism (Some) National Conservatism	Right-Wing to Far-Right	Fringe Opposition
	United Ummah Party	Islamic Theocracy (Moderate Wing) Islamic Fundamentalism (Extremist Wing)	Far-Right	Fringe Opposition

Foreign Relations

The Confederacy was generally neutral geopolitically, as it was not a part of any major bloc. Therefore, most alliances the Confederacy had were with individual nations. Its closest allies were the myriad of 'aligned regimes' situated across the globe, whom had each declared their allegiance to The Confederacy's goals and ideals. Other than these, the Confederacy's closest allies included the likes of the Commonwealth of Independent Systems, Iujadogia, and several other Theian nations.

Departments and Ministries

Department of Defence

The Department of Defence was the governing body behind the Confederate Armed Forces. The President of the Confederacy was the commander-in-chief of the forces and directs the department, while the minister of defence exercised day-to-day administrative and operational authority over the forces.

Department of Security

The Department of Security was the governing body behind The Confederacy's internal, foreign and military intelligence agencies.

Confederal Security Bureau (CSB)

The Confederal Security Bureau was the main internal security agency for The Confederacy. It was under the command of the Department of Security, with the goal of carrying out internal security, foreign intelligence, counter-intelligence and secret police functions within and outside of The Confederacy.

International Security Directorate (ISD)

The International Security Directorate was The Confederacy's intelligence agency responsible for handling military intelligence, and was reportedly the largest intelligence service within the entire confederation. It was notable for executing more riskier operations than its contemporaries, making use spetsnaz forces.

Branches

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Culture

Due to its sheer size and diversity, the Confederacy generally lacked a unifying culture other than the core principles of the Confederacy. Because of this, the Senate had been handed the responsibility of handling cultural events that cover the whole Confederacy. These include expected traditions from religions such as Christianity and Islam, but also include more enigmatic traditions such as the ancient Zantozacorian festival known as "Psantis Valoris", itself based upon an even older Genian rite known as Tenandan.

Economy

The Confederacy has a mostly mixed economy, protecting private property and economic freedom while granting the government the right to interfere in the economy in order to achieve socioeconomic aims. While many of the more urban areas of the Confederacyare more service sector oriented, much of the nation is still dominated by the petrochemical sector, agricultural sector, and industrial sector.

The Confederacy has the largest economy out of any terrestrial nation within Alpha Sol as a whole, with Polsk being the second richest.

Confederal Subjects

The Confederacy was composed of several Confederal Subjects, all of whom were either classified as Republics, Oblasts/Provinces/Pradeshes, Autonomous Oblasts/Provinces/Pradeshes, Territories, Confederal Cities and Autonomous Okrugs/Districts. Out of these various types of subjects the most important and influential were Republics, to which all other subjects were subservient to.

• Provinces/Oblasts served as a first-level administrative division. Each province had its own state government and state legislature, the Provincial Assembly, that was democratically elected.
• Autonomous Provinces/Oblasts had increased powers compared to traditional provinces, but not enough to be considered a Republic. These were often home to ethnic minorities, although this is not always the case.
• Confederal Cities were cities that both held the status of an inhabited locality and a constituent confederal subject. These were often significant cities for state security, holding positions as capitals or major cities of larger republics, or were otherwise strategically significant.
• Territories/Krais were regions that historically served as borderlands, albeit usually no longer serving as such. Each territory had its own state government and state legislature, the Legislative Assembly, that is democratically elected.
• Autonomous Districts typically existed to give autonomy to small ethnolinguistic minorities. Then often had similar powers to Republics, although were often subservient to other Confederal Subjects. In the case of a Republic voting in favour of seceding from the Confederacy, the Autonomous Oblasts and Districts of said republic were granted the right to either remain under the Confederacy via referendum or become wholly independent via referendum.

Confederate Republics

Republics were autonomous nations that are part of The Confederacy, each acting like sovereign nations except for foreign policy and defence being relegated to the Confederate Government. Each republic had its own constitution, language and legislature, unlike most other Confederal-subjects. Most Republics were home to a specific ethnic minority (or group of minorities). All other types of Confederal Subject were part of, and thus subservient to a larger republic - though some Republics lack such subdivisions.

Flag	Name	Full Title	Capital	Official Languages
	Abard	Federative Republic of Abard	New Abard	Afrikaans Herero Scottish Gaelic (Khoe–Kwadi Languages) (Kxʼa Languages) (Tuu Languages)
	Aceh	Republic of Aceh	Banda Aceh	Acehnese
	Adyghe	Republic of Adyghe	Maykop	Adyghe
	Afaria	Republic of Afaria	Aysaqiita	Afar
	Afsharia	Republic of Afsharia	Sirjan	Afshar Persian
	Akan-Kwa	Republic of Akan-Kwa	Accra	Akan (Other Kwa Languages)
	Alduria	Republic of Alduria	Basra	Turkish Kurdish
	Altai	Altai Republic	Ulala (Gorno-Altaysk)	Altai
	Alyphia	Republic of Alyphia	North City	English
	Alyunan	Republic of Alyunan	Kashmar	Arabic Persian
	Amhara	Republic of Amhara	Bahir Dar	Amharic
	Andhra Desam	Republic of Andhra Desam	Hyderabad	Telugu
	Aotearoa	Republic of Aotearoa	Tāmaki Makaurau	Maori
	Apothelis	Federative Republic of Apothelis	Isfahan	Persian Apothilene Greek
	Apothilene Kurdistan	Republic of Apothilene Kurdistan	Quchan	Persian Kurdish
	Apsny	Republic of Apsny	Sokhumi	Abkhaz
	Arabia	Federative Republic of Arabia	Cairo	Arabic
	Arewa	Republic of Arewa	Kano	Hausa (Other Chadic Languages)
	Arunachal Rastram	Republic of Arunachal Rastram	Itanagar	Nyishi Adi Nepali (Others)
	Aslia	Republic of Aslia	Gua Musang	(Aslian Languages) Malay
	Asophania	Republic of Asophania	Chalonaja (De Facto)	English Aquilaean Iujado
	Assam	Republic of Assam	Dispur	Assamese Boro
	Assyria	Republic of Assyria	Shekhan	Suret/Assyrian Kurdish
	Australis	Republic of Australis	South City	English Mandarin Chinese
	Avaria	Republic of Avaria	Derbent	Avar Lezgian
	Aymaria	Republic of Aymaria	La Paz	Aymara Spanish (Uru–Chipaya languages)
	Azania	Federative Republic of Azania	Juba	(Nilotic Languages)
	Azeria	Republic of Azeria	Shirvan	Azeri
	Azores	Republic of the Azores	Ponta Delgada	English Portuguese
	Bali-Sasak-Sumbawa	Republic of Bali-Sasak-Sumbawa	Denpasar	Balinese Sasak Sumbawa
	Balkaria	Republic of Balkaria	Karachayyesk	Karachay-Balkar Abaza Nogai
	Balochistan	Republic of Balochistan	Quetta	Baloch
	Barito	Barito Republic	Melayu	(Barito Languages)
	Bashkiria	Bashkir Republic	Ufu (Ufa)	Bashkir
	Batak	Batak Republic	Kota Pematangsiantar	(Batak Languages)
	Beijiang	Republic of Beijiang	Shipeniye	Mandarin Chinese
	Belarusia	Belarusian Republic	Minsk	Belarussian
	Bengal	Republic of Bengal	Kolkata	Bengali
	Berta-Gumuz	Republic of Berta-Gumuz	Asosa	Berta Gumuz (Others)
	Bhutan	Republic of Bhutan	Thimphu	Dzongkha
	Bohemia	Republic of Bohemia	Prague	Czech
	Bomberai	Republic of Bomberai	Fak-fak	Buruwai Wamesa (Bedoanas–Erokwanas languages) (Irarutu–Nabi languages) (Mairasi languages) (West Bomberai languages)
	Border Papua	Republic of Border Papua	Jayapura	(Border Languages) (Fas Languages) (Skou Languages)
	Bornuvia	Federative Republic of Bornuvia	Maiduguri	Kanuri (Tebu Languages) Zaghawa
	Bosna	Republic of Bosna	Sarajevo	Bosnian
	Bougainville	Republic of Bougainville	Arawa	Askopan Hakö Halia Ramopa Rapoisi Rotokas (other North Bougainville languages) (other Northwest Solomonic languages)
	Brahuistan	Republic of Brahuistan	Khuzdar	Brahui
	Brasil	Federative Republic of Brasil	Salvador	Portuguese (various Native American languages)
	Breizh	Republic of Breizh	Brest	Breton French Gallo
	Bulgariya	Republic of Bulgariya	Serdica	Bulgarian
	Buryatia	Republic of Buryatia	Baigal (Ozergorod)	Buryat Russian
	Cahita-Tarahumara	Republic of Cahita-Tarahumara	Los Mochis	Mayo Tarahumara Yaqui Spanish (other Taracahitic languages)
	Calatay	Republic of Calatay	Qarağandy (Karaganda)	Kazakh
	Carbon	Republic of Carbon	Kungur	Iujadogian
	Cariba	Republic of Cariba	St. Thomas de Guyana	Carib Kapong Panare Pemon Spanish (other Cariban languages)
	Catalunya	Republic of Catalunya	Barcelona	Catalan
	Catania	Federative Republic of Catania	Montreal	Catanian English French Cree (various Native American languages)
	Celtic-Aleutia	Republic of Celtic-Aleutia	Onze (De Facto)	English French Aleut
	Central Turkistan	Republic of Central Turkistan	Shymkent	Kazakh
	Chechnya	Republic of Noxciyn/Chechnya	Solza-Gala (Grozny)	Chechen Ingush
	Chichamia	Republic of Chichamia	Jaén	Aguaruna Huambisa Shiwiar Shuar Spanish
	Chinland	Republic of Chinland	Hakha	(Kuki-Chin Languages)
	Chocóa	Republic of Chocóa	Pereira	Northern Embera Wounaan (other Emberá languages)
	Choguela	Republic of Choguela	Kananga	Chokwe Lunda Luyana Mbukushu (other Chokwe–Luchazi languages) (Kavango languages)
	Choros	Republic of Choros	Athens	Greek
	Chukotka	Chukchi Republic	Ḳytryn (Ulyḳ / Kholodok)	Chukchi Russian
	Chuvashia	Chuvash Republic	Šupaškar (Cheboksary)	Chuvash
	Circassia	Republic of Circassia	Novorossiysk	Adyghe Kabardian
	Corachol	Republic of Corachol	Huejuquilla El Alto	Huichol Cora Spanish
	Cotunauinia	Republic of Cotunauinia	North Halmahera	Cotunauinian (Others)
	Crimea	Crimean Republic	Sevastopol	Ukrainian North Turkish
	Crimea-Tatar	Republic of Crimea-Tataria	Keriç (Kerch)	Crimean Tatar
	Crna Gora	Republic of Crna Gora	Podgorica	Montenegrin
	Dagestan	Republic of Dagestan	Makhachkala	Aghul Azeri Dargwa Kumyk Lezgin Lak Rutul Tabasaran Tat Tsakhur
	Dayak	Dayak Republic	Sambas	(Land Dayak Languages)
	Denasola	Republic of Denasola	English Aquilaean Iujado
	Diné	Republic of Dine	Tségháhoodzání	Navajo Hopi
	Doggerland	Republic of Doggerland	Nykøbenhavn	Danish
	Eastern Mari	Republic of Eastern Mari	Sarapul	Eastern Mari
	East Fulania	Republic of East Fulania	Mopti	Fula
	East Geelvink	Republic of Geelvink	Nabire	Biak Waropen (East Geelvink Bay languages) (Lower Mamberamo languages) (Rasawa languages) (Tause family) (Yapen languages)
	East Prussia	Republic of East Prussia	Königsberg	German
	East Qazaqstan	Republic of East Qazaqstan	Oskemen	Kazakh Mongolian
	East Sakha	Republic of East Sakha	Chandyga (Khandyga)	Sakha Russian
	Eesti	Republic of Eesti	Talinn	Estonian
	Eire	Republic of Eire	Dublin	Irish
	England	Republic of England	London	English Cornish (In Kernow District)
	Equatoria	Republic of Equatoria	Port-Gentil	Mbere Ding Njebi Teke (Other Zone B Bantu Languages) Lingala
	Erbuja	Republic of Erbuja	Abuja	Yoruba Igbo Ewe (Other Volta-Niger Languages)
	Erzya	Erzya Republic	Bäläbäy (Belebey)	Erzya
	Euskadi	Republic of Euskadi	Itsederra (De Facto)	Basque
	Evenkia	Republic of Evenkia	Turu (Tura)	Evenki Russian
	Evenkia-Olenyoksky	Republic of Evenkia-Olenyoksky	Olenyok	Russian Evenki
	Fangabon	Republic of Fangabon	Douala	Ewondo Fang (Other Zone A Bantu Languages)
	Floria	Republic of Floria	Floria City	Rumynskye
	Fly-Bulaka	Republic of Fly-Bulaka	Daru	English Pahoturi Tabo (Eastern Trans-Fly languages) (Bulaka River languages)
	Formosa	Republic of Formosa	Taitung	(Formosan Languages)
	Føroyar	Republic of Føroyar	Tórshavn	Faroese
	Francia	Federative -Republic of Francia	Ville de Yetia (Yetia City)	French
	Friul	Republic of Friul	Trieste	Friulian
	Gagauzia	Republic of Gagauzia	Komrat (Comrat)	Gagauz Romanian
	Galiza	Republic of Galiza	Santiago de Compostela	Galician
	Garifuna	Republic of Garifuna	La Ceiba	Garifuna Spanish
	Germania	Germanic Federative Republic	Niederbach	German
	Gilan	Republic of Gilan	Rasht	Gilaki Persian
	Guahiba	Republic of Guahiba	Puerto Carreño	Guahibo (other Guajiboan languages)
	Guarania	Republic of Guarania	Asunción	Guarani (other Guarani languages)
	Guaymi-Talamanca	Republic of Guaymi-Talamanca	Puerto Viejo de Talamanca	Guaymí Buglere (Talamanca languages) Spanish
	Gujarat	Republic of Gujarat	Ahmedabad	Gujarati
	Guna	Republic of Guna	Gaigirgordub	Kuna Spanish
	Halmigla	Republic of Halmigla	Elista	Kalmyk
	Hassiniya-Illariya	Republic of Hassiniya-Illariya	Alkatse	Hassaniya Arabic
	Haudenosaunee	Republic of Haudenosaunee	Osininka	Cayuga Mohawk-Oneida Onondaga Seneca English
	Hawai'i	Republic of Hawai'i	Honolulu	Hawaiian Mandarin Chinese
	Hayastan	Hayastan	Yerevan	Armenian Kurdish
	Hazaristan	Republic of Hazaristan	Yakawlang	Hazaragi Persian
	Hispania	Federative Republic of Hispania	Nuelo	Spanish Asturleonese Aragonese
	Hispanoamérica	Federative Republic of Hispanoamérica	Fietrar	Spanish (various Native American languages)
	Hmong-Yangtze	Republic of Hmong-Yangtze	Jishou	Hmong (Hmong-Mien Languages) Chinese
	Hrvatska	Republic of Hrvatska	Zagreb	Croatian
	Huan-Tip	Republic of Huan-Tip	Lae	Bukawa Keapara Mekeo Motu Sinaugoro Waima (other Central Papuan Tip languages) (other Huon Gulf languages)
	Humambo-Maputo	Republic of Humambo-Maputo	Maputo	Shona Sotho Tswana Xhosa Zulu (other Shona languages) (other Southern Bantu languages)
	Iban	Iban Republic	Sibu	Iban (Others)
	Iceland	Republic of Iceland	Reykjavik	Icelandic
	Italia	Republic of Italia	Napoli	Italian Sardinian Corsican
	Java	Republic of Java	Jakarta	Javanese
	Jinghpaw	Republic of Jinghpaw	Myitkyina	Jingpo
	Kabardia	Republic of Kabardia	Cherkessk	Kabardian
	Kabisay-Mindanao	Republic of Kabisay-Mindanao	Davao	Cebuano Hiligaynon Waray (other Bisayan languages) (Mansakan languages)
	Kabylia	Republic of Kabylia	Bejaia	Kabyle
	Kalaallit Nunaat	Republic of Kalaallit Nunaat	Ganaqq	Greenlandic
	Kampuchea	Federative Republic of Kampuchea	Phnom Penh	Khmer (Bahnaric Languages)
	Kanaky	Republic of Kanaky	Nouméa	Drehu Iaai Nengone Paicî (New Caledonian languages)
	Karjala	Republic of Karjala	Äänislinna (Petrozavodsk)	Karelian Finnish Veps
	Karnataka	Republic of Karnataka	Bengaluru	Kannada
	Kashmir	Republic of Kashmir	Srinagar	Kashmiri Dogri Gojri Pahari
	Kashubia	Republic of Kashubia	Kòscérzëna (Kościerzyna)	Kashubian Polish
	Katanga	Republic of Katanga	Lubumbashi	Swahili (Pende languages) (Luba languages) (Lunda languages)
	Kavieng-Namatanai	Republic of Kavieng-Namatanai	Kavieng	Lihir Tolai (other Meso-Melanesian languages)
	Kawthoolei	Republic of Kawthoolei	Hpa-An	(Karenic Languages)
	Kayan	Republic of Kayan	Kembang Janggut	(Kayan-Murik Languages)
	Kerala	Republic of Kerala	Thiruvananthapuram	Malayalam Tulu
	Khakassia	Republic of Khakassia	Ağban (Abakan)	Khakas
	Khantia-Mansia	Republic of Khantia-Mansia	Nizhnevartovsk	Khanty Mansi
	Khmuia	Republic of Khmuia	Phonsavan	(Khmuic Languages)
	Khoshut	Republic of Khoshut	Golmud	Mongolian Tibetan Salar
	Khuree	Republic of Khuree	Ulaanbatar	Mongolian
	Kichwa	Republic of Kichwa	Quito	Kichwa Spanish Waorani Zaparo
	Kiswahili	Republic of Kiswahili	Umoja	Swahili Iraqw Datooga (Kilombero languages) (Northeast Bantu)
	Kivu	Republic of Kivu	Beni	Swahili (Mbole–Enya languages) (Lega–Binja languages) (Komo–Bira languages) Holoholo Guru Ngbinda Kare Nyanga-li (Nyali languages) (Nyanga–Buyi languages) Bembe
	Komi	Komi Republic	Syktyvkar	Komi Russian
	Kongo	Republic of Kongo	Nyumba	Kikongo Kituba (Other Kongo Languages) (Kimbundu Languages) (Yaka Languages)
	Kruland	Republic of Kruland	San-Pédro	Bassa Grebo Klao (Other Kru Languages)
	Kurdistan	Republic of Kurdistan	Amed (Diyarbakir)	Kurdish
	Kyrgyzstan	Republic of Kyrgyzstan	Bishkek	Kyrgyz
	Ladakh	Republic of Ladakh	Leh	Ladakhi Purgit
	Lakes Plain	Republic of Lakes Plain	Jayawijaya	Iau Sikaritai (Lakes Plain languages)
	Lampung	Republic of Lampung	Bandar Lampung	Lampung
	Latvija	Republic of Latvija	Riga	Latvian
	Lietuva	Republic of Lietuva	Vilnius	Lithuanian Polish
	Lingalia	Republic of Lingalia	Kungani	Lingala (Ngondi–Ngiri languages) (Mboshi languages) (other Bangi–Ntomba languages) (Buja–Ngombe languages) Bwela (Bati–Angba languages) (Soko languages) (Tetela languages) (Bushoong languages)
	Lorestan	Republic of Lorestan	Dezful	Luri
	Republic of Lu-Akha	Republic of Lu-Akha	Mongla	Tai Lu Akha Chinese
	Lusitania	Republic of Lusitania	Lisbon	Portuguese
	Łužica	Republic of Lusatia	Chóśebuz (Cottbus)	Upper Sorbian Lower Sorbian
	Luvuria	Federative Republic of Luvuria	Halmahera	Buginese Ledo Kaili Makassarese Pamona Ternate Taliabu (Aru languages) (Babar languages) (Bungku–Tolaki languages) (other Celebic languages) (Daly languages) (Central Maluku languages) (Kei–Tanimbar languages) (Mirndi languages) (other North Halmahera languages) (South Halmahera languages) (other South Sulawesi languages
	Luxuria	Federative Republic of Luxuria	Alice Springs	Arrernte Bininj Kunwok English Kalau Lagau Ya Meriam Murrinh-patha Tiwi Wagiman Wardaman Warlpiri Wati (Bunuban languages) (Darwin Region languages) (Iwaidjan languages) (Jarrakan languages) (Macro-Gunwinyguan languages) (Nyulnyulan languages) (other Pama–Nyungan languages) (Tangkic languages) (Worrorran languages)
	Luzon-Palawan	Republic of Luzon-Palawan	Manila	Tagalog Central Bikol (other Bikol languages)
	Madura	Republic of Madura	Pamekasan	Madurese
	Maharashtra	Republic of Maharashtra	Mumbai	Marathi Konkani
	Makedonija	Republic of Makedonija	Skopje	Macedonian
	Malagasia	Republic of Malagasia	Antsiranana	Malagasy
	Malaya	Federative Republic of Malaya	Nay'Bling	Malay
	Maldives	Republic of the Maldives	Malé	Dhivehi
	Malta	Republic of Malta	Moltani	Maltese
	Mamea-Quichea	Republic of Mamea-Quichea	Quetzaltenango	Kaqchikel Kʼicheʼ Qʼeqchiʼ Mam (other Quichean languages) (other Mamean languages) Spanish
	Mandea	Republic of Mandea	Bamako	Maninka Mandinka Bambara Soninke Mende (Other Mande Languages)
	Mangbutu-Lese	Republic of Mangbutu-Lese	Bunia	Ndo Lese (Other Mangbutu-Lese Languages)
	Manipur	Republic of Manipur	Imphal	Manipuri
	Manus	Republic of Manus	Lorengau	Nyindrou Titan (Manus languages)
	Mapuchia	Republic of Mapuchia	Temuco	Mapuche
	Mataco-Guaicuru	Republic of Mataco-Guaicuru	Corrientes	Nivaclé Spanish Toba Qom Wichí Lhamtés Güisnay Wichí Lhamtés Vejoz (Mataco–Guaicuru languages)
	Mazandaran	Republic of Mazandaran	Sari	Mazanderani Persian
	Mdree-Bahree	Republic of Mdree-Bahree	Asmara	Tigray Tigre
	Mefisinia	Republic of Mefisinia	Odessa	North Turkish
	Maghalaya	Republic of Meghalaya	Shillong	Khasi Garo Pnar
	Mentawai-Nias	Republic of Mentawai-Nias	Gunungsitoli	Nias Mentawai (Others)
	Micronesia	Republic of Micronesia	South Tarawa	Chamorro Chuukese Gilbertese Marshallese Palauan Pohnpeian Yapese (other Micronesian languages) (Polynesian languages)
	Minabistan	Republic of Minabistan	Minab	Garmsiri Persian
	Mingrelia-Adjara	Republic of Mingeria-Adjara	Batumi	Mingrelian Georgian Laz
	Minguk	Republic of Minguk	Seoul	Korean
	Misumalpa	Republic of Misumalpa	Puerto Cabezas	Miskito Spanish (other Misumalpan languages)
	Mizoram	Republic of Mizoram	Aizawl	Mizo
	Moldavia	Moldavian Republic	Chisinau	Romanian
	Monkoka	Republic of Monkoka	Roboré	Chiquitano Spanish
	Mon	Mon Republic	Mawlamyine	Mon
	Mordovia	Republic of Mordovia	Saransk oš (Saransk)	Moksha Erzya
	Moxo	Republic of Moxo	Trinidad	(Moxo languages) Spanish
	Myanmar	Republic of Myanmar	Hỏaquc	Burmese
	Nagaland	Republic of Nagaland	Dimapur	Konyak Ao Lotha Chokri Sangtam
	Nahua-Huasteca	Republic of Nahua-Huasteca	Tantoyuca	Huasteca Nahuatl Spanish
	Nakmai	Federative Republic of Nakmai	Hanoi Phnom Penh	Vietnamese (Katuic Languages) (Highlands Chamic)
	Nederland	Republic of Nederland	Vandam	Dutch
	Nenetsia	Nenets Republic	Njarjana marꜧ (Naryan-Mar)	Nenets Russian
	Nepal	Republic of Nepal	Kathmandu	Nepali
	New Sizzle	Republic of New Sizzle	Semey	Mandarin Chinese Kazakh
	Ngero-Vitiaz	Republic of Ngero-Vitiaz	Kimbe	Bola Nakanai Qaqet (other East New Britain languages) (other Meso-Melanesian languages)
	Nilastan	Federative Republic of Nilastan	Nayasha	Hindi Bhojpuri
	Nogai	Nogai Republic	Kochubei	Nogai Kumyk
	Norge	Republic of Norge	Bergen	Norwegian
	North Sabah	Republic of North Sabah	Kota Kinabalu	(Dusunic Languages) Dusun Kandazan (Sama–Bajaw Languages)
	North Solomon Islands	Republic of the North Solomon Islands	Gizo	Cheke Holo (other Northwest Solomonic languages)
	Northern Luzon	Republic of Northern Luzon	Baguio	Ilocano Pangasinan Ibanag (other Northern Luzon languages)
	Novo Turkiye	Republic of Novo Turkiye	Dnipro	North Turkish
	Nunavut	Republic of Nunavut	Iqaluit	Inuktitut Inuinnaqtun English (other Inuit languages)
	Nuosu	Nuosu Republic	Lijiang	Yi (Loloish Languages) Chinese
	Nuristan	Republic of Nuristan	Parun	(Nuristani Languages)
	Nyanza	Republic of Nyanza	Mwanza	Swahili Isanzu (Tongwe-Bende Languages) (Mbugwe–Rangi languages)
	Nyasaland	Republic of Nyasaland	Lilongwe	Chewa Tumbuka-Senga language (other Nyasa languages) (Mbinga languages)
	Ob-Nenetsia	Republic of Ob-Nenetsia	Yar-Sale	Nenets Russian
	Odisha	Republic of Odisha	Bhubaneswar	Odia
	Oiratia	Oirat Republic	Mörön	Oirat Mongolian Mongolian
	Oirat-Tritonia	Republic of Oirat-Tritonia	Armavir	Rumynskye Kalmyk Turkmen
	Omotia	Republic of Omotia	Hawassa	(Omotic Languages) (Others)
	Oromia	Republic of Oromo-Goldaria	Galas	Oromo (Oromoid Languages)
	Ossetia	Republic of Ossetia	Vladikavkaz	Ossetian
	Oto-Manguea	Republic of Oto-Manguea	Oaxaca de Juárez	Chinantec Tlapanec (Popolocan–Zapotecan) (Amuzgo–Mixtecan) Spanish
	Otomia	Republic of Otomia	Querétaro	Otomi Spanish
	Ovambundu	Republic of Ovambundu	Lubango	Umbundu Yeyi (Southwest Bantu languages)
	Ozbekiston	Republic of Ozbekiston	Tashkent	Uzbek
	Paez	Republic of Paez	Páez	Awa Pit Coconucan Paez Spanish
	Papua	Federative Republic of Papua	Port Moresby	Ekari Enga English Golin Huli Kamano Kuman Melpa Sinasina Western Dani (other Trans–New Guinea languages)
	Pashtunistan	Republic of Pashtunistan	Kabul	Pashtun
	Piaroa-Saliba	Republic of Piaroa-Saliba	Inírida	Piaroa Puinave Saliba Wirö Spanish (other Piaroa–Saliban languages)
	Polska	Republic of Polska	Warszawa (Warsaw)	Polish
	Pontus	Republic of Pontus	Trabzond	Pontic Greek Turkish
	Prospero	Republic of Prospero	Limurya	Omani Arabic
	Punjab	Republic of Punjab	Lahore	Punjabi
	Purépecha	Republic of Purépecha	Pátzcuaro	Purépecha
	Q'anjobala	Republic of Q'anjobala	Villahermosa	Qʼanjobʼal Spanish (other Qʼanjobalan languages)
	Qaraqalpaqstan	Republic of Qaraqalpaqstan	Nukus	Karakalpak
	Qashqaistan	Republic of Qashqaistan	Shiraz	Qashqai Persian
	Qiang	Republic of Qiang	Maoxian	(Qiangic Languages)
	Quechua Propio	Republic of Quechua Propio	Cusco	Quechua Spanish
	Quechua Sur	Republic of Quechua Sur	Sucre	Quechua Spanish
	Rajasthan	Republic of Rajasthan	Jodhpur	Marwari Malvi Mewari
	Rakhine-Tripura	Republic of Rakhine-Tripura	Agartala	Kokborok Rakhine
	Rapa Nui	Republic of Rapa Nui	Hanga Roa	Rapa Nui
	Rejang-Musi	Republic of Rejang-Musi	Bengkulu	Rejang Palembang Malay
	Ruvuma	Republic of Rovuma	Nampula	Swahili Mbunga (Ruvuma Languages) (Makua languages)
	Rus	Rus Federative Republic	Mylonagrad	Russian Tritonian (Rumynskye)
	Rusynia	Rusyn Republic	Uzhorod	Rusyn
	Ruuchuu	Republic of Ruuchuu	Naha	(Ryukyuan Languages)
	Saipulusi	Republic of Saipulusi	Paliurio	Chinese Greek Turkish
	Sakartvelo	Republic of Sakartvelo	Tblisi	Georgian
	Sapmi	Republic of Sápmi	Aanaar (Inari)	Sami
	Sarawak	Republic of Sarawak	Belaga	(North Sarawakan Languages)
	Scandimar	Republic of Scandimar	Flensborg	Danish
	Scotland	Republic of Scotland	Edinburgh	Scots Scottish Gaelic
	Senufia	Republic of Senufia	Korhogo	(Senufo Languages)
	Sepik-Torricelli	Republic of Sepik-Torricelli	Wewak	Abelam Arapesh Boiken Iatmul (other Sepik languages) (other Torricelli languages) (Others)
	Sequoyah	Republic of Sequoyah	Tulsa	Cherokee Choctaw Muscogee Chickasaw Osage English (various Native American languages)
	Shan	Shan Republic	Taunggyi	Shan
	Shawia	Republic of Shawia	Batna	Shawiya
	Shina-Baltistan	Republic of Shina-Baltistan	Gilgit	Balti Shina Wakhi
	Shqiperia	Republic of Shqiperia	Tirana	Albanian
	Sikkim	Republic of Sikkim	Gangtok	Nepali Sikkimese Limbu Lepcha
	Silesia	Republic of Silesia	Wrocław	Polish Silesian German
	Sindh	Republic of Sindh	Indus (De Facto)	Sindhi
	Sinhala	Republic of Sinhala	Colombo	Sinhali
	Sizhou	Republic of Sizhou	Beijing	Chinese
	Slovakia	Republic of Slovakia	Bratislava	Slovak
	Slovenia	Republic of Slovenia	Ljubliana	Slovenian
	Somaliya	Republic of Somaliya	Mogadishu	Somali
	Songhai	Songhai Republic	Niamey	Zarma (Other Songhay Languages)
	South Nahua	Republic of South Nahua	Tehuacán	Nahuan Spanish
	South Sabah	Republic of South Sabah	Tawau	(Murutic Languages)
	South Solomon Islands	Republic of the South Solomon Islands	Honiara	'Are'are Kwara'ae Lau (other Southeast Solomonic languages)
	Spisos	Republic of Spisos	Vancouver	English French (various Native American languages)
	Srbija	Republic of Srbija	Belgrade	Serbian
	Sudan	Federative Republic of Sudan	Nyala	(Bongo-Bagirmi Languages) (Maban Languages) Fur (Kordofanian Languages)
	Sumba-Flores	Republic of Sumba-Flores	Ende	(Sumba–Flores languages) Bima Alorese
	Sunda	Sunda Republic	Bandung	Sundanese
	Suomi	Republic of Suomi	Helsinki	Finnish
	Svealand	Republic of Svealand	Stockholm	Swedish
	Szekely-Magyar	Magyar Republic of Szekelyland	Marosvásárhely (Târgu Mureș)	Hungarian
	Tajikistan	Republic of Tajikistan	Kunduz	Tajik
	Talyshia	Republic of Talyshia	Hashtpar	Talysh
	Tamazgha	Republic of Tamazgha	Meknes	Central Atlas Tamazight Eastern Middle Atlas Berber Shilha
	Tamil Nadu	Republic of Tamil Nadu	Pirtil (De Facto)	Tamil
	Tanganyika	Republic of Tanganyika	Moja	Bemba (Rukwa languages) (other Sabi languages) (Botatwe languages)
	Tat	Republic of Tat	Qazvin	Tati
	Tatarstan	Republic of Tatarstan	Kazan	Tatar
	Thailand	Republic of Thailand	Bangkok	Thai Laotian (Other Tai Languages)
	Timor	Republic of Timor	Kupang	Amarasi Fataluku Makasae Mambai Oirata Tetum Tokodede Uab Meto Wetarese (other Oirata–Makasae languages) (other Timoric languages)
	Tohono O'odham	Republic of Tohono O'odham	Komkcʼeḍ ʼe-Wa:ʼosidk	O'odham Spanish
	Tor-Kwerba	Republic of Tor-Kwerba	Nemporewa	(Foja Range languages)
	Transbelt	Federative Republic of Transbelt	Jos	(Kainji Languages) (Plateau Languages) (Jukunoid Languages) (Ekoid-Mbe Languages) (Tivoid Languages) (Grassfields Languages) (Others)
	Tshad	Republic of Tshad	N'djamena	Chadian Arabic (Daju Languages)
	Tuareg	Tuareg Republic	Alshqati	Tamahaq
	Turkmenistan	Republic of Turkmenistan	Ashgabat	Turkmen
	Tuva	Tuvan Republic	Kızıl (Kyzyl)	Tuvan
	Ubangia	Bangui	Ngbandi Ngbaka Zande Sango Language (Other Adamawa-Ubangian Languages)
	Udmurtia	Republic of Udmurtia	Ižkar (Izhevsk)	Udmurt
	Uganda-Hututsi	Republic of Uganda-Hututsi	Kampala	Kinyarwanda Kirundi Luganda (other Great Lakes Bantu languages)
	Ukraine	Republic of Ukraine	Kharkiv	Ukrainian
	Upper Volta	Republic of Upper Volta	Ouagadougou	Moore Kabiye (Other Gur Languages)
	Utsong	Republic of Utsong	Lhasa	Tibetan
	Uyghurstan	Republic of Uyghurstan	Kashgar	Uyghur
	Vanuatu	Republic of Vanuatu	Islandian Islands City	Bislama English Lenakel Nakanamanga Uripiv-Wala-Rano-Atchin West Ambae (other North-Central Vanuatu languages) (other South Vanuatu languages)
	Vedagyar	Confederate Republic of Vedagyar	Vedaburg City	Hungarian
	Viti	Republic of Viti	Suva	Fijian Rotuman
	Wa	Wa Republic	Pangkham	Wa
	Wales	Republic of Wales	Wrexham	Welsh
	Warao	Republic of Warao	Tucupita	Warao Arawak Spanish
	Wayuu	Republic of Wayuu	Maracaibo	Wayuu Spanish
	Western Mari	Republic of Western Mari	Yoshkar-Ola	Meadow Mari Hill Mari
	West Fulania	Republic of West Fulania	Conakry	Fula (Others)
	West Papua	Republic of West Papua	Sorongwaiwoga...	Abun Burmeso Maybrat Mpur (Ambel–Biga languages) (Arandai languages) (Hatam–Mansim languages) (Mantion–Meyah languages) (Maya–Matbat languages) (West Bird's Head languages)
	West Qazaq	Republic of West Qazaqstan	Atyrau	Kazakh
	West Sakha	Republic of West Sakha	Ajchal (Aykhal)	Sakha Russian
	Wolga Germania	Republic of Wolga-Germania	Kosakenstadt	German
	Wolofia	Republic of Wolofia	Dakar	Wolof (Others)
	Yakamoto	Federative Republic of Yakamoto	Sapporo	Japanese Ainu
	Yorica	Federative Republic of Yorica	Emiro	English Spanish (various Native American Languages)
	Yukateka	Republic of Yukateka	Mérida	Yucatec Maya Spanish (other Yucatecan languages)
	Zazaistan	Republic of Zazaistan	Mamekiye (Tunceli)	Zaza
	Zhuang	Zhuang Republic	Nanning	Zhuang Chinese (Hmong-Mien Languages)