List of countries (Aeia)

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Many nations have come to claim their own corners of the planet. Below is a list of all sovereign states whose borders and governments are currently recognized by at least most, if not all, other governing bodies on the planet. The list below also includes each nation's capital (usually a single city within a nation from which its a majority of its governing institutions are usually based), its current form of government (the manner/style in which the country's affairs are managed and overseen), and its population (the total sum of all the individuals living permanently in the country, most commonly based upon who's allowed to participate in government).

Short and formal names	Capital city/area	Population	Form of government
Ajerrin – Kingdom of Ajerrin	New Hope	33,338,000	Constitutional Monarchy
Aleia – Inostranic Kingdom	Oralienborg	28,206,690	Semi-Constitutional Monarchy
Aramas – Alydian Republic of Aramas	Sannat	32,008,432	Authoritarian Republic
Brilliania – Republic of Brilliania	Hegoalde	16,518,815	Democratic Republic
Crylante - Federation of Crylante	Nebligen	3,182,173	Democratic Republic
Chokashia - Chokash Solidarist Republic	Vorsha	17,821,971	One-Party State
Cuirpthe – Cuirpthean Republic	Ballinluska	34,245,102	Democratic Republic
Goulong – Republic of Goulong	Yilan	51,649,000	Democratic Republic
Isolaprugna – Commonwealth of Isolaprugna	Costapunente	3,102,000	Democratic Republic
Liiduria – Liidurian Republic	Idalinne	17,394,821	Democratic Republic
Midrasia – Republic of Midrasia	Lotric	127,004,562	Democratic Republic
Navack – United Republic of Navack	Berke	15,700,000	Democratic Republic
Newrey – Unified Kingdoms of Newrey	Cyningburgh	61,492,021	Constitutional Monarchy
Ovandera – Commonwealth of Ovandera	Vannerr	95,834,793	Communist Republic
The Fratellians – The Council of the Fratelli Islands	Sbarco Del Re	1,457,211	Federation of Anarchist Communes
Timarbia - Republic of Timarbia	Minnara	11,475,640	Democratic Republic
Transcandar – State of Transcandar	Sinop	64,451,120	Theocratic-Republic
Veleaz – The People's State of Veleaz	Tolvas	62,123,948	Communist Dictatorship
Vidoria – Confederacy Of Vidoria	Aljuá	30,543,234	Democratic Republic
Vvarden – Restored Oligarchic Senate of Vvarden	Zoroshthurvan	81,912,369	Democratic Republic

Disputed and non-recognized states

Some nations have been the subject of controversy as other nations have either questioned their sovereignty (the right to self-governance) or the legitimacy of the government (the validity of the government's claim to rule). Below is a list of such nations:

Former states

Many nation-states have existed throughout human history, most of which have ceased to exist for a variety reasons such as the lack of needed resources to sustain its population or external threats. Below is a list of such nations:

Former state	Descendants	Approximate territories	Date of and cause of collapse
Federation of Socialist Republics	Veleaz	Eastern Asura and Catai	1981, Dissolution following the ASU Civil War
– United Kingdom of Lhedwin	Babaran Isles, Crethia, Crylante, File:Esrehetflag2.png Esrehet, Glanodel, Template:Country data Nausikaa, Navack	Lhedwin	1900, Division in Snake Person Peace

Ancient civilizations

Some states existed during periods of time so far in the past that, by conventional definitions, "nation" does not apply either due to their governing or social structure or because of their permanent settlement, or lack their off (i.e. nomadic peoples). Said states are generally referred to as ancient civilizations, or occasionally proto-civilizations. Below are such states:

Former state	Descendants	Approximate territories	Date of and cause of collapse
– Fiorentine Empire	Ardaima, Midrasia, Chalcia, Veleaz, Cebragas, Aramas	Asura, Western Catai and Northern Arabekh	694 BCE - 401 CE