Brazil, officially known as the United Kingdom of Brazil and Portuguese Africa, is a large empire situated in South America and Southern Africa, with territories in the East Indies. Since its creation in 1815 as a new home for the Portuguese monarchy, Brazil has become a superpower in regional and global affairs. It is the leader of the Coalition, and is one of the "Big Five" nations, with a seat in the Chambre des Superpuissants.
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| - Brazil (Napoleon's Australian Victory)
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| - Brazil, officially known as the United Kingdom of Brazil and Portuguese Africa, is a large empire situated in South America and Southern Africa, with territories in the East Indies. Since its creation in 1815 as a new home for the Portuguese monarchy, Brazil has become a superpower in regional and global affairs. It is the leader of the Coalition, and is one of the "Big Five" nations, with a seat in the Chambre des Superpuissants.
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| - CoA Empire of Brazil .svg
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| - Napoleon's Australian Victory
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| - European, Amerindian, Bantu, Timorese
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| - United Kingdom of Brazil and Portuguese Africa
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| - Brazil, officially known as the United Kingdom of Brazil and Portuguese Africa, is a large empire situated in South America and Southern Africa, with territories in the East Indies. Since its creation in 1815 as a new home for the Portuguese monarchy, Brazil has become a superpower in regional and global affairs. It is the leader of the Coalition, and is one of the "Big Five" nations, with a seat in the Chambre des Superpuissants.
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