Guys I'd like to say that this is not the official full list. The countries on this list are just countries that I felt like doing a name thing for. I am aware I did not cover a lot of countries, and this will be updated from time to time.
If I get some of the naming technicalities wrong, I apologize, and please correct me. The Syrian and Mongolian names specifically
Listed in alphabetical order of last names, Syria put at the bottom bc his name is complicated. Same last name? Sorted in alphabetical order by first name
Teutonic Order - Adelina Adler
Reich - Anton Adler
Germany - Dresden Adler
German Empire - Hans Adler
Prussia - Leonard Adler
Weimar Republic - Mark Adler
France - Josephine Alarie
Brazil - Estevão Amorim
Poland - Emil (Serafin) Kamiński
Russian Empire - Alexander (Aleksandr) Petrov
Estonia - Merike Petrov
USSR - Mikhail Petrov
Georgia - Revaz Petrov
Russia - Vladimir Petrov
Japanese Empire - Anzu Suzuki
Japan - Kazuko Suzuki
Canada - Declan Taylor
UK - Devin Taylor
America - Jacob Taylor
New Zealand - Kaia Taylor
Australia - Theodore (Theo, Teddy) Taylor
Mongolia - Naran Temujingiin
*People from/living in Mongolia, from what I have read, do not have surnames. They have something called patronymic names, which is when their "surname" is their father's given name. The -giin or -yn suffix is added to the end of it, to make it "child/son/daughter of... (given name)." This is why Mongolia's "surname" is Temujingiin.
Ghana - Kofi Twumasi
Hungary - Andre Weiss-Virág
Austria - Luka Weiss-Virág
Austria-Hungary - Sebastian Weiss-Virág
Mongol Empire - Temujin Yesuigiin
*Same goes for Mongol. He's unsure of who his father was, so instead of a patronymic name it's a matronymic name, meaning he has his mother's first name instead of his father's first name. I wasn't sure if the suffix for female names are different than male names, I know they sometimes are, but I couldn't find it, so I just went with the same suffix.
Syria - Mazen bin Aras/Mazen Aras/Mazen Aras Al-Daher
*Syrian names are almost the same as Mongolian names, from what I researched. Instead, they have pretty much 4 names. The formatting goes like this, (first name) (father's first name) (grandfather's first name) (family name). So for Syria here, I put 3 variations of his name. I couldn't find out who his grandparent was so I only put Assyria's (Syria's dad) first name. Mazen is Syria's first name. Aras is Assyria's first name. Putting 'bin' in front of Aras just makes it mean "son of Aras." So sometimes it would be, (first name) bin (father's first name) bin (grandfather's first name) (family name), although without the 'bin' is fine too, I guess. Al-Daher is Syria's family name.
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