A different world

A monarchy with a parliament. The people there are true connoisseurs of art and refined taste. Spain is famous, among other countries, for its museums, libraries, and other places where all sorts of masterpieces are preserved, which the Spaniards are happy to appropriate for themselves.

Having freed itself from the rule of another powerful state, it became an independent Republic. The people there are kind and hardworking, and have little sympathy for those obsessed with power and class divisions. They rule through a circle of deputies and popular votes.

Active military men. But they know when to stop when resources are low. An absolute monarchy. They don't particularly like other nationalities; they are devoted to their traditions. They are active and sometimes selfish. Therefore, the treasury is often low, but is replenished fairly quickly with the help of the right sources.

The majority of the state is focused on improving their own lives. But they're also willing to engage in war with others. It's an absolute monarchy. These are "iron men"—soldiers, to put it simply. Discipline and swordsmanship are important to them, but they rarely win a battle with the Russians.

France, a former great power, suffered a profound crisis due to wars. The treasury was empty, but the people were enormous. It was an absolute monarchy. The nobles were arrogant and greedy. The clergy were narcissistic and rarely acted like true priests. The peasants were involuntarily hardworking and willing to do anything to earn money rather than work.

At that time, England didn't particularly interfere in other people's affairs. It simply lived its own life.
Average birth rate, and the treasury is often abundant. Parliamentary monarchy (a monarch with a parliament and inner circle). People are rather cold and aloof. Intelligence and status are important to them, regardless of social class.