Country Name Generator

Country Name Generator

This country name generator will give you some random fictional country names. Some of the suggested names are taken from movies, novels, books, stories, tv shows.
It all should help you with finding the perfect name or idea for a name for your country name. Press on the button Show me More names to get new ideas. Feel free to use it and share it with others.

  • Arvee A small Southeast Asian state bordering Thailand in the 2006 Thai film. It has a fledgling national soccer team that is coached by Thai soccer player Pong after he is passed over as the coach of the Thai national team . Originally the country in this comedy was intended to be Thailand's real life neighbor Laos and involving its national team but Laotian diplomats saw the trailer and felt that the film's depiction of the team might be seen as offensive by Laotians and could trigger anti-Thai violence in Laos. The film's release was delayed so it could re-edited and re-shot to replace Laos with the fictional country "Arvee". All prints of the original version of the film were burned at an event in the presence of the film's producers.
  • Sarkhan A small, peaceful kingdom in Southeast Asia, from the 1965 novel by William Lederer and Eugene Burdick .
  • Tsergovia Eastern European country mentioned in the novel by Donald E. Westlake .
  • West Hun Chiu A democratic republic in East Asia located on the fictional Han Chiu Peninsula off the coast of China . Ruled by President Han, it shares borders with China to the west and the totalitarian East Hun Chiu to the east. Its capital city is Gyeon. An ally of the United States , it is similar to the real life South Korea .
  • The Kingdom of New Orleans An absolute monarchy founded by freed slaves after the alternate American Civil War. A major economic power in the region, as it owns many oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico . Its capital is located in New Orleans, Louisiana .
  • Norgborg Small nation located within the Arctic Circle , featured in a parody travel guidebook.
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