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List of sovereign states in the 1640s
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Sovereign states
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C
D
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F
G
H
I
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P
R
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T
U
V
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Sovereign states
A
Abkhazia
– Principality of Abkhazia
Aceh
– Sultanate of Aceh
Andorra
– Principality of Andorra
Ahom
– Ahom Kingdom
Arakkal
– Kingdom of Cannanore
Avar
– Avar Khanate
Ayutthaya
– Ayutthaya Kingdom
B
Bajhang
Bastar
– Bastar State
Benin
– Benin Empire
Bhutan
– Kingdom of Bhutan
Bono
– Bono state
Brunei
– Sultanate of Brunei
Bukhara
– Khanate of Bukhara
Burma
– Burmese Empire
C
Calicut
– Zamorin of Calicut
Cambodia
– Kingdom of Cambodia
Catalonia
– Catalan Republic
Cayor
– Kingdom of Cayor
China
– Great Qing Empire
Chamba
– Chamba State
Champa
– Kingdom of Champa
Chitradurga
– Chitradurga Nayak Kingdom
Chutiya
– Chutiya Kingdom
Circassia
Cochin
– Kingdom of Cochin
Cooch Behar
– Cooch Behar State
Cospaia
– Republic of Cospaia
D
Đại Việt
– Kingdom of Đại Việt
Dendi
– Dendi Kingdom
Denmark-Norway
– United Kingdoms of Denmark and Norway
Dhenkanal
– Dhenkanal State
Dremoshong
– Kingdom of Dremoshong
Durdzuki
Dzungar
– Dzungar Khanate
E
England
– Kingdom of England (in personal union with Scotland)
Ethiopia
– Ethiopian Empire
F
France
– Kingdom of France
G
Garhwal
– Garhwal Kingdom
Garo
– Kingdom of Garo
Gazikumukh
– Gazikumukh Khanate
Genoa
– Republic of Genoa
Gingee
– Gingee Nayak Kingdom
Gorkha
– Gorkha Kingdom
H
Hawwara
Hiraab Imamate
Holy Roman Empire
– Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation
Austria
– Archduchy of Austria
Bavaria
– Electorate of Bavaria
Brandenburg
– Margraviate of Brandenburg (in personal union with Prussia)
Cologne
– Electorate of Cologne
Electoral Palatinate
– County Palatine of the Rhine
Lorraine
– Duchy of Lorraine
Mainz
– Electorate of Mainz
Saxony
– Electorate of Saxony
Trier
– Electorate of Trier
Württemberg
– Duchy of Württemberg
I
Ijebu
– Ijebu Kingdom
Iran
– Expansive Realm of Iran
Ireland
– Irish Catholic Confederation
J
Jaintia
– Jaintia Kingdom
Janjero
– Kingdom of Janjero
Japan
– Tokugawa shogunate
Johor
– Sultanate of Johor
Jolof
– Kingdom of Jolof
Jumla
K
Kabardia
– Principality of Kabardia
Kachar
– Kachari Kingdom
Kaffa
– Kingdom of Kaffa
Kalahandi
– Kalahandi State
Kalmyk
– Kalmyk Khanate
Kangleipak
– Kangleipak State
Kangra
– Kangra State
Kandy
– Kingdom of Kandy
Kanker
– Kanker State
Kazakh
– Kazakh Khanate
Keladi
– Keladi Nayak Kingdom
Keonjhar
– Keonjhar State
Khiva
– Khanate of Khiva
Khoshut
– Khoshut Khanate
Kongo
– Kingdom of Kongo
Korea
– Kingdom of Joseon
Koya
– Kingdom of Koya
Kuba
– Kuba Kingdom
Kumaon
– Kumaon Kingdom
L
Lan Na
– Lan Na Kingdom
Lo
– Kingdom of Lo
Lucca
– Republic of Lucca
M
Madurai
– Madurai Nayak dynasty
Malta
– Order of Saint John
Mantua
– Duchy of Mantua
Massa
– Principality of Massa
Masserano
– Principality of Masserano
Mayurbhanj
– Mayurbhanj State
Modena
– Duchy of Modena and Reggio
Monaco
– Principality of Monaco
Montferrat
– Duchy of Montferrat
Morocco
– Saadi Sultanate
Mrauk U
– Kingdom of Mrauk U
Mughal Empire
Mysore
– Kingdom of Mysore
N
Ndongo
– Kingdom of Ndongo
Nepal
– Malla dynasty of Nepal
Netherlands
– Republic of the Seven United Netherlands
Ngoyo
– Kingdom of Ngoyo
Noli
– Republic of Noli
O
Odanad
Oman
– Imamate of Oman
Ossetia
Ottoman Empire
– Sublime Ottoman State
Oyo
– Oyo Empire
P
Papal States
– State of the Church
Parma
– Duchy of Parma
Patna
– Patna State
Piombino
– Principality of Piombino
Poland–Lithuania
– Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Portugal
– Kingdom of Portugal
Prussia
– Duchy of Prussia (in personal union with Brandenburg)
R
Ragusa
– Republic of Ragusa
Russia
– Tsardom of Russia
Ryukyu
– Ryukyu Kingdom
S
San Marino
– Republic of San Marino
Savoy
– Duchy of Savoy
Scotland
– Kingdom of Scotland (in personal union with England)
Seborga
– Principality of Seborga
Senarica
– Republic of Senarica
Sennar
– Funj sultanate of Sinnar
Sonepur
– Sonepur State
Southern Ming
– Great Ming Empire
Spain
– Monarchy of Spain
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Suket
– Suket State
Sulu
– Sultanate of Sulu
Sweden
– Swedish Empire
Switzerland
– Swiss Confederacy
T
Tarki
– Shamkhalate of Tarki
Thanjavur
– Thanjavur Nayak Kingdom
Torriglia
– Marquisate of Torriglia
Tuscany
– Grand Duchy of Tuscany
Twipra
– Twipra Kingdom
U
V
Venad
Venice
– Most Serene Republic of Venice
W
Y
Yarkent
– Yarkent Khanate
Yemen
– Zaidi Imamate
Non-sovereign territories
England
English America
Notes
↑
Philip IV
sometimes used the title of "King of Spain", but actually ruled over a dynastic union consisting of the
Crown of Aragon
(at the same time a dynastic union of
Aragon
,
Catalonia
,
Valencia
,
Mallorca
, Naples, Sardinia, and Sicily), the
Crown of Castile
(Castile and León) and the
Spanish Netherlands
. This empire did not have a national flag in 1648.
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