NationStates

Currently the "head of state" would be: Her Imperial Highness, The Empress, Empress Masumi

And the head of parliament and the democracy; Prime Minister Tou Shunjian.

She's just "Mama".

[Mama adds: My Children know who I am.]

PRESIDENT, UNITED STATES OF DAMUKUNI

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Formal Title: The President of the United States of Damukuni

On Envelope:

The United States of Damukuni
Office of the President
0 Esportiva Boulevard
Atarashii-Damushuto, FD ML0000
United States of Damukuni

Salutation: Dear Mr. / Madam President: or Dear President (last name):

Informal Address: Mr. / Madam President

The official title for the head of state and government of Waffenstaat, as well as the leader of the Volkspartei, is Oberster Staatsführer, or “Supreme State Leader.” The Supreme State Leader’s preferred form of address (it is legally chosen by the holder of said office) is His Supremacy.

He is mostly amused by people trying to flatter him with silly titles like "Mighty One" or similar stuff.

Just call him Lofwyr, but be respectful if you value your life.

Addressed as:
Very formal, rarely used: His/Her/Your Most Gracious and Most Excellent Majesty
Normal: His/Her/Your Majesty

Named as:
Very formal, rarely used: His/Her Most Gracious and Most Excellent Majesty, the Emperor/Empress of All Merni.
Normal: His/Her Majesty, the Emperor/Empress of Merni

His Royal Majesty By the Grace of God and by the Constitutional Law of the State, King of the French

"bro" or "daddy", roughly

Formal: Her Serene Highness The Princess of Romanovskaya
Informal: Princess Zephyrine

Kawaiians don't go for fancy formal titles when addressing people. As a rule, we refer to a person simply by their occupation. For our leader, that would be "my Kalif".

Formal: Lady Virginia Lightƿalker þe Firſt, Voice of þe Great Goddeſs Violet, High Lady of þe Order of Violet, Protector and Leader of þe Faiþ of Violetiſm

Informal: Lady Virginia I

The Ignisi head of state should be addressed formally as "Premier [Surname]" or "[Title, i.e. Mrs., Mr., Mx.] Premier". These addresses are typically used for government documents, legislative house speech, or otherwise official state matters. "Comrade" has historically been used, as well, though quite seldom, and is verbally acceptable during tonally lighter conversation or correspondence.

The proper form of address for the emperor is His royal and imperial majesty or in Latin the language of the court
Imperatoria maiestas eius ex regiis et Alpes et septentrionalis

Mayor [NAME] on most occasions (far from all; conventions apply even after standing down).

The longest official form of address: The Honourable [NAME] AM, Mayor of Tinhampton.

Civilians just use her name, Mariana. Soldiers and police call her Царіца (Empress), and greet her with a Roman salute (arm extended straight) accompanied by «Хајл!» ("Hail'!").

"Comrade Marshall" and "Comrade President" are used interchangeably to address the leader of Calliana in a formal setting. In a more casual setting, he is often referred to as "President Wiker", "Comrade Wiker" or "Dr. Wiker".

The formal address is:
King Vujo-Vojislav King of Canada, King-Voivode of Rumlja, President-Emperor of the Pascha Imperium, his Exellency, ruler of Europe’s Chosen by the grace of God.

The official, fancy-shmancy address is even longer, it is:
His Exellency King and Republican Leader of Rumlja and Canada, Cesar-President-Emperor of The Paschan-Roman Imperium, Serene Doge of Venice, Duke of Illyria, Count of Istria and Veglia, Baron of Sankt Viet am Flaum, Mayor of the City of Venice, Mayor of Sisak, Ruler of God’s chosen in Europe, the Rumljan, by the Grace of God.

It is perfectly acceptable to call him King/Emperor of any of his direct realms depending on the context.

E.I in Canada, you can just call him King of Canada, in Rumlja just King of Rumlja etc.

If you're talking to King Warlock Ghost VI and don't call him "Your Majesty", your head will roll. Seriously.

Dictator Tim Grooves of 60s Music is a lot more chill about that kind of thing; even civilians are on a first-name basis with him. There's nothing wrong with calling him "Tim", and fancy titles are often considered quite superfluous.

The Queen is to be addressed as Her Majesty.

The Prime Minister is to be addressed as Prime Minister.

In super official stuffy matters that nobody actually wants to get into, the President has the pretitle of The Honorable. For everything else she's either simply President (sometimes with a 'the' if grammar rules permit) or Ma'am. Sometimes both. Male presidents are called sir or mister and not ma'am because they're not women.

Our Nation leader, Homura is to be addressed as Ms. Devil.
Our religious leader, Goddess Madoka is to referred to as such.

Our monarch's full title is 'His Majesty King Alfred the second, King of Akrafjall and it's people'. King Alfred's predecessor was the last to own titles on colonies like Milia, ending the tradition.

People on greeting refer to him as 'Your Majesty' and then 'Sire' thereafter.

Princes and Princesses, like Prince Andrew for example, will have a title like 'His Highness Prince Andrew, Duke of Finnvanger, ' Prince Andrew's wife, however, was not a princess at birth. On marrying the prince and being granted a duchy, her official title per traditions should be 'Princess Andrew of Finnvanger' as on marrying in Akrafjall, you inherit your husband's title. This is of course overly formal, so she chooses to be referred by her other title, 'Victoria, Duchess of Finnvanger'.

For Princes and Princesses, they are greeted with 'Your Highness' and addressed as 'Sir' or 'Ma'am' after.

For our Prime Minister, their full title is 'Prime Minister Johanne Kjeldsen, Prime Minister of Akrafjall, First Lady Treasurer and Member of Parliament for Braband & South Kilinaa'

She is regularly addressed on greeting as 'Mrs. Kjeldsen', however military personnel and public servants are obliged to address her as 'Ma'am' or Prime Minister'. In parliament, she is regularly addressed as 'The honourable lady', as custom to parliament traditions.

She doesn't have one, she is just called Mofurun.