Does your nation have a memorial for its founder?

[Gandoor]

There are many memorials across Gandoor for Chiba Masato, who is considered the founder of modern Gandoor for having led the Gandoor Communist Party in the Gandoor Revolution, which led to the establishment of the modern Democratic Republic in 1904. There have been well over 1000 statues of Masato sculpted and put on display across Gandoor, although not all of them were sculpted following his death in 1935. (Indeed the most iconic statue of Masato, located in the Garden of Prime Ministers at the Forum in Gandoor City, was sculpted in 1912, only two years after he left the office of Prime Minister) His childhood home in Jun-Tun is a museum about his life, there are numerous streets and schools named after him, to the extent that it's joked that everyone in Gandoor went to a school named after Masato, and twenty-three cities, towns, and villages named after him, with the largest of them, Masatograd, having a population of over 1 million.

[Viksberg]

There is a statue of Otto Wille Kuusinen in Petrozavodsk. It is the largest memorial statue of him.

[Davinhia]

Davinhia is one big walking memorial of the founder, Davin Hue. However, there are several memorials throughout the nation. The most famous example is the "Grand Statue of Davin Hue" which is a 25 foot tall statue in great detail of Davin Hue with Vladimir Scaramastro, and James O'Reilly holding guns.

[Entronium]

No

It was too expensive back then and people were cheap

[Vandario]

Yes, we have a stone obelisk in front of the Lakeside Palace, in the capital of Vandario, Skoravik. Which High King Vandenbrok founded Vandario and Skoravik, which is named after his father. The Obelisk stands 270 feet tall, and made of light grey stone. With a plaque at the base honoring him.

[Great Damu]

Yes, of course. It is a giant obelisk located in Damu City centrum.

[Democratic Exodian Territories]

Governor William Shang, Lieutenant Governor Philip Paxton, and the rest of Exodia’s founders are still very much alive. All have requested that any memorials dedicated to them should only built after their deaths, to prevent a potential cult of personality forming around them, or vice versa (accused of attempting to form a cult of personality).

Despite this, there is a memorial that includes a founder, but not related to his leadership. The bronze Raider’s Memorial set of fountain statues, in the “Government Strip” of New Collective City, is meant to honor the 15th Raider Division, the most effective rebel special operations group during the pre-Exodian Skirmishes. Now-Governor William Shang has a statue on the site, but he’s depicted as a young teenager, as he was when he joined and served.

[The Great-German Empire]

Bismarck is remembered constantly - C O N S T A N T L Y

[The American Faithful]

Former president Sarah Palin and former president Kevin Jordan are both viewed as the founders of our Christian Nation. As neither of these individuals have passed away, it was deemed inappropriate to construct any memorials in their honor.

[The Scarlet Eagle]

In 1580, Anaximander Blachkov, united the various factions that were born after the former Empire of the Scarlet Eagle collapsed due to a great starvation. He managed to reform a united country, and for that the people chose him to be the Emperor of the new Empire of the Scarlet Eagle.
Therefore he adopted the title of Anaximander "The Great Scarlet" Blachkov, and a memorial is sitting in Scarlet Eagle City in his honor. He gave the tradition for all Emperors and Empresses to bear the title of "The Scarlet".

[Socialist Union Of Deutschland]

No.

[Dosan]

Dosan has loads of monuments to memorialize its founder, Kyo Mi-Kyung. The two most grandiose of these are located in Gyerwon, the capital city: the Kyo Mausoleum (where her body is displayed), and the 70-feet-tall statue of her in the city center.

[The Alaskan Frontier]

The first 3 presidents have a memorial for them in the Juneau Museum.

[Letheny]

No - the first king of Letheny is unknown.

[Greater Cesnica]

The nation's founder was the leader of the rebellion against the old monarchist state: Samuel Leslivska Grytviken. We have a major city named after him, as well as this statue:
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