There are ten sovereign states in the modern world (2000 CE) of the Superpowers timeline. These countries are mighty regional polities or indomitable world powers that have avoided conquest by others and conquered many others themselves. The three largest states in the world, in descending order, are the Roman Empire, which covers a third of the planet; the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty of China, which is populated by a quarter of the human race; and the Maya Conglomerate, which has a uniquely homogeneous populace across its primary territories.
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| - There are ten sovereign states in the modern world (2000 CE) of the Superpowers timeline. These countries are mighty regional polities or indomitable world powers that have avoided conquest by others and conquered many others themselves. The three largest states in the world, in descending order, are the Roman Empire, which covers a third of the planet; the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty of China, which is populated by a quarter of the human race; and the Maya Conglomerate, which has a uniquely homogeneous populace across its primary territories.
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| - There are ten sovereign states in the modern world (2000 CE) of the Superpowers timeline. These countries are mighty regional polities or indomitable world powers that have avoided conquest by others and conquered many others themselves. The three largest states in the world, in descending order, are the Roman Empire, which covers a third of the planet; the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty of China, which is populated by a quarter of the human race; and the Maya Conglomerate, which has a uniquely homogeneous populace across its primary territories. In this article, each extant country is organized according to its capital's home continent. For the most part, extracontinental territories are colonial, often holding minor political clout in the national parliament.
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