Spanish Empire

In the late 16th and early 17th centuries, maritime expeditions searching for Terra Australis led to the discovery of the Pitcairn Islands, the Marquesas, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, the Solomon Islands and New Guinea in the South Pacific, which were claimed for the Spanish Crown but not effectively settled. Some of Spain's European possessions were given up at the conclusion of the War of the Spanish Succession in 1713, but Spain retained its vast overseas empire. In 1741, a massive victory over Britain at the Battle of Cartagena de Indias in modern day Colombia prolonged Spain's hegemony in the Americas until the 19th century. During the late 18th century, Spanish expeditions to the Pacific Northwest reached Canada and Alaska, resulting in a settlement on Vancouver Island and the discovery of several archipelagos and glaciers.

The French occupation of Spain in 1808 under Napoleon cut off its American colonies temporarily, and a number of independence movements between 1810 and 1825 resulted in a chain of newly independent Spanish American republics in South and Central America. The remainder of Spain's then–four hundred year empire, namely Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Spanish East Indies, continued under Spanish control until the end of the 19th century, when most of these territories were annexed by the United States after the Spanish-American War. The remaining Pacific islands were sold to Germany in 1899.

Emperor of Spain: Willem III
Prince(heir): Willem IV
Viceroy of Florida:
Viceroy of Cuba: Michael I von Saxony
Viceroy of Santo Domingo:
VIceroy of New Spain: Prince Alfonso XIII
Viceroy of New Granada:
Viceroy of Peru:
Viceroy of Rio de La Plata:
Viceroy of Spanish Sahara:
Viceroy of Guinea:
Viceroy of Spanish East Indies:
Viceroy of Falkland Islands:
Viceroy of Louisiana: Qianlong of Siam

Chancellor:
Cardinal of Spain:
ArchBishop of Madrid:
Minister of Internal:
Minister of Army:
Minister of Law:
Minister of Enthetainment:
Minister of Diplomacy:
Minister of Navy:
Minister of Finance:
Minister of Defence
Minister of Culture:
Minister of Trade:

General of the People's Army: Helmuth von Moltke
High Marshal of Spain: Carl Von Clausewitz
High Admiral of Mexico:
2nd Marshal of Spain: JugendFuhrer Andrew
2nd Admiral of Spain:

Our Protectorate Mexico
Our Protectorate Romania