List of sovereign states in 1648

Sovereign states by year
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Sovereign states

A

Aceh – Sultanate of Aceh
Algiers – Sultanate of Algiers
Andorra - Principality of Andorra
Aragon - Kingdom of Aragon
Ashanti Empire
Ahom kingdom – Ahom Kingdom
Ayutthaya – Ayutthaya Kingdom

B

Bamana - Bamana Empire
Benin - Benin Empire
Bhadgaon
Bhutan - Kingdom of Bhutan
Bono - Bono state
Brunei - Sultanate of Brunei
Bukhara - Khanate of Bukhara

C

Catalonia - Principality of Catalonia
Cayor - Kingdom of Cayor
China - Great Qing Empire
Cospaia - Republic of Cospaia
Crimea - Crimean Khanate

D

Dendi - Dendi Kingdom
Denmark-Norway - United Kingdoms of Denmark and Norway
Dutch Republic – Republic of the Seven United Netherlands
Dzungar Khanate

E

England – Kingdom of England
Ethiopia – Empire of Ethiopia

F

Florence
France - Kingdom of France
Sennar - Funj sultanate of Sinnar

G

Garo
Genoa - Republic of Genoa
Goust – Republic of Goust

H

Holy Roman Empire
- Archduchy of Austria
- Brandenburg(The part of Brandenburg-Prussia located within the confines of the Holy Roman Empire)
Hungary - Kingdom of Hungary

I

Ijebu
Ireland - Kingdom of Ireland

J

Janjero - Kingdom of Janjero
Japan - Tokugawa Shogunate
Johor - Sultanate of Johor
Jolof - Jolof Empire

K

Kaffa - Kingdom of Kaffa
Kakheti - Kingdom of Kakheti
Kartli – Kingdom of Kartli
Kathmandu
Kazakh Khanate
Khiva - Khanate of Khiva
Kongo - Kingdom of Kongo
Korea – Kingdom of Joseon
Koya - Kingdom of Koya
Kuba - Kuba Kingdom

M

Malta - Order of Saint John
Modena - Duchy of Modena and Reggio
Moldavia - Principality of Moldavia
Morocco - Sultanate of Morocco
Mrauk U - Kingdom of Mrauk U
Mughal Empire
Mysore - Kingdom of Mysore

N

Ndongo - Kingdom of Ndongo
Ngoyo - Kingdom of Ngoyo

O

P

Papal States
Patan
Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
Portugal
Prussia (The part of Brandenburg-Prussia located outside of the confines of the Holy Roman Empire)

Q

Qasim Khanate

R

Ragusa - Republic of Ragusa
Russia - Tsardom of Russia
Ryūkyū Kingdom

S

Safavid Empire
San Marino - Most Serene Republic of San Marino
Savoy
Scotland
Spain - Habsburg Spain^[1]
Sulu - Sultanate of Sulu
Swedish Empire
Switzerland

T

Transylvania

V

Venice

W

Notes

↑ Philip IV sometimes used the title of "King of Spain", but actually ruled over a dynastic union consisting of the Crown of Aragon (Aragon, Valencia, Barcelona, 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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