Inspiration For Your Nation

[Grand Britaria]

Politically: the UK with some other European and American bits in.
Culturally: Britain, France, some Italian influence, some North American influence. Maybe even some Greek and Roman influence too.

[Hakslow2]

The DDR (also known as East Germany) if it was ruled by the modern Democratic Party and allied with hardline socialists, Scandinavian socialism, the Netherlands, the USSR, and something akin to the Darfur conflict or the relationship between the PRC and the ROC.

[Shmee]

This: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squee!
This: http://zim.wikia.com/wiki/Nightmare_Realm
This: https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&site=imghp&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=1280&bih=675&q=dream+nightmare
...and This: https://www.facebook.com/pages/I-Love-Halloween/169866862192?sk=photos_albums
... and a few other places I can't remember right now...

[Herminia]

The Third Reich... obviously.

There's also some influences from Scandinavia, Imperial Germany, the Roman Empire, and Italy when the Fascists dominated the country.

[Slafstopia]

Arstotzka, Kerbal Space Program.

[Neo-Assyrian Empire]

40's and 50's US, mostly. There were a few other inspirations, which I have forgotten now...

[Bundesdeutschland]

West Germany, Star Wars/modern technology mixed together.

[Leningrad Union]

A town on a minecraft server, yes I know I sound stupid.

[Paketo]

The CSA minus slavery ruled by Right wing ideals

[Wolfkrone]

In order from original to most recent.

Soul Calibur, Denmark, the Holy Roman Empire, Waldeck (an HRE state), the North German Confederation, the German Empire, Roman Catholicism, Nordic Heathenry (this isn't an insult, it's the actual name), Germano-Norse Mythology.

and naturally, my own imagination and thoughts.

[Demenia]

Demenia was inspired by a mix of Ancient Norse, Celtic, and Game of Thrones Culture

[The United Federations]

The United Federation from the Sonic series and a post modern United States of America from Tom Clancy's EndWar.

[Cill Airne]

Ireland, and my love for magic and fantasy.

[Khodoristan]

A mix of 1990's and 2000's America, sans political and economic issues. Throw in some Russian historical influence, native Polynesian and West Coast Indian influence, and a spatter of the Chinese Miracle, and voila-The Democratic Republic of Khodoristan.

[Drakumbia]

The early days of the Roman Empire, Progressive-era America, and Germany among other things.

[Skjoglund]

The Nordic Countries for government and culture. Basically we are another Nordic country with stronger Viking roots.

[Chelta]

Modern Australia with a longer history (beginning 1541) and a bigger population and economy, with influences from American history and British history, mixed with Victorian values. Also, we have our own monarchy.

If you think that's hard to fathom, our indigenous people, the Farsians, are variously based on Indians, Bedouin Arabs, Ancient Greeks and the Welsh.

[Northern Europa]

the fictional country of Amestris from the anime fullmetal Alchemist combined with the cold war divide of Europe. where everything is controlled by the military. and the fictional country of Britiania from the anime strike witches (mainly the flag)

[Avalon]

Celtic Britain-Wales-Cornwall/ Camelot/ Avalon

[Mega-City 01]

Judge Dredd, Dredd, and Judge Dredd along with some 1984 and cyberpunk undertones

[Banana Federation]

Bananas.

[Taeji]

Eastern Taoism.

Altaic Sharmanism

Japanese Kemono

Native Religions of Korea

Absurdity of Modern Korea.

[Gigaverse]

Take Red Alert 3's Empire of the Rising Sun, have 1984's Oceanian government's philosophy mixed in, give the place anime-turn-part-of-realism, uber-liberalism, fantasy, steampunk, ultra-cyberpunk, surrealist and space travel Up to Eleven. Now you're set for an adventure in Madnessland. Also, the Culture.

[National Socialist Korea]

If both Koreas, the PRC, Taiwan, the US, the Soviet Union, Somalia and Nazi Germany had a really big orgy, this would be their shared child.

[Meridiani Planum]

Utopian/dystopian fiction, such as the movie Logan's Run and the novel Brave New World.

The idea of philosophical schools is inspired by Pierre Hadot's non-fiction work: Philosophy as a Way of Life.

Everything else comes from various libertarian speculations (including my own) about possible social orders.