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Best 1 Empire of Japan

The Empire of Japan represented a significant East Asian kingdom established in 1868 following the Meiji Restoration. This period witnessed dramatic industrialization and military growth, culminating in World War II. The nation’s governance evolved through a constitutional monarchy blending traditio...

2 United Kingdom

The United Kingdom comprises England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. It’s a constitutional monarchy with deep roots in European history. Historically, it governed a vast global empire. The nation remains significant today as a major political and economic power within Europe. It is relevant f...

3 Canada
Canada

Canada is a federal parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy occupying most of northern North America, the second-largest country by total area and officially bilingual in English and French since 1969.

8.22 Great
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High reputation for stability, immigration, welfare, and quality of life, balanced by smaller global power and Indigenous injustices.

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4 Commonwealth of Australia

The Commonwealth of Australia is a federal parliamentary democracy and continent-nation founded in 1901, the sixth-largest country by area and home to Aboriginal cultures dating back over 50,000 years.

8.07 Great
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Stable prosperous democracy with strong quality-of-life reputation, science, sport, and culture, though smaller global civilizational footprint.

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5 Malaysia
Malaysia

Malaysia is a Southeast Asian federation of 13 states and three federal territories. It achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1957 as the Federation of Malaya, with the current federation formed in 1963. The country is a constitutional monarchy with a rotating kingship among nine Malay st...

7.45 Good
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Prosperous multicultural Southeast Asian state with regional stability and infrastructure, though rights issues and moderate global influence limit score.

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6 Kingdom of Johor

The Kingdom of Johor, also called the Johor Sultanate, was a Malay polity founded in 1528 by Sultan Alauddin Riayat Shah II after the Portuguese conquest of Malacca. Its rulers inherited the political and dynastic legacy of the Malacca Sultanate and competed for influence over trade routes around th...

7 Kingdom of Perak

The Kingdom of Perak is a hereditary sultanate on the Malay Peninsula and one of the states of Malaysia. Its royal line traces its foundation to Muzaffar Shah I, a son of the last sultan of Malacca, who established the sultanate in 1528. Perak is now a constitutional monarchy within Malaysia, with t...

8 Kingdom of Selangor

The Kingdom of Selangor is the hereditary Malay sultanate that forms the constitutional monarchy of Selangor, a state on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Its ruling house traces its political foundation to 1766, when Bugis noble Raja Lumu was installed as Sultan Salehuddin Shah. The institutio...

9 Kingdom of Kelantan

The Kingdom of Kelantan is a Malay sultanate on the northeastern coast of Peninsular Malaysia. It is one of Malaysia’s hereditary states and operates within the country’s constitutional monarchy, with the Sultan serving as the state’s hereditary ruler. The modern Kelantan ruling house traces its pol...

10 Kingdom of Terengganu

The Kingdom of Terengganu is a Malaysian sultanate that became independent in 1722 under Zainal Abidin I and remains an east-coast state monarchy.

11 Kingdom of Negeri Sembilan

The Kingdom of Negeri Sembilan is a Malaysian state and elective monarchy with strong Minangkabau cultural roots. Its ruler is the Yang di-Pertuan Besar, who is selected through a traditional elective system involving the state's principal customary chiefs rather than inheriting the title through a...

12 Principality of Monaco

The Principality of Monaco is a sovereign microstate on the Mediterranean coast of the French Riviera. It is a constitutional monarchy ruled by the House of Grimaldi and is known for its dense urban territory, port, casino district, and annual Formula One Grand Prix. Monaco has close political and e...

13 Kingdom of Perlis

The Kingdom of Perlis is a constitutional monarchy and one of the states of Malaysia. It occupies the country's northernmost mainland state and shares a border with Thailand. Perlis is ruled by the Jamalullail dynasty, whose hereditary ruler uses the title Raja rather than Sultan. The state is Malay...

14 Grand Duchy of Luxembourg

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a landlocked country in Western Europe and a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system. It borders Belgium, France, and Germany, and its capital is Luxembourg City. The country is a founding member of several European institutions and is known for hosting m...

15 Principality of Liechtenstein

The Principality of Liechtenstein is a doubly landlocked state in the Alps between Switzerland and Austria. It is a constitutional hereditary monarchy based on democratic-parliamentary principles; its constitution expresses a dualistic system in which the prince and people are sovereign estates, whi...

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