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Over in animesuki, there's a thread that discusses the History and Geography of the world of Code Geass, which produced many interesting theories: Below is a map I made, combining some of the theories and observations put forth and whatever I could glean from the various languaged wikis and official sites. Orange is Brittania, Blue is the EU, and Green is those in the Chinese Federation. Different from Brittania, the EU and the Federation may not be one country per se, as their name implies.

Still, it is only conjecture, with plenty of blanks filled in on the basis of my own evaluations. Some notable aspects and a few caveats:
1)On the basis of Brittania's extent and prowess, they possess a majority of the scattered island groups in the major oceans. Partly inferred from their ability to invade Japan from numerous directions, implying bases, if not territories, in the Pacific and SE Asia. Also based on the traditional focuses and conflicts of Asia and Europe on their respective continents, and the British navy's superiority, presumably recovered in the two centuries after their defeat Trafalgar. Historical possessions of the real world British Empire are for the most part affiliated with Brittania as well, including Singapore and the Common Wealths.
2)A number of countries have been left unaffiliated, especially Russia, since I couldn't decide whether it'd fall under the EU or Chinese Federation, neither of whom, in real or AU history, it'd likely submit to. Since there's no official confirmation that says the world contains only three political entities (highly unlikely scenario in itself), I thought Russia might still remain independent but far less influential. Other regions not affiliated with one of the big three include parts of the middle east, central asia, and Africa.
3) The EU is at its present day potential maximum extent, including Turkey and Greenland. The Chinese Federation has expanded into Central Asia and now includes Indonesia and most of SE Asia, notably Vietnam and Thailand. Korea's membership in the Chinese Federation was a toss up; it is equally likely that Korea remained independent, as with many other countries who've not been mentioned in the show thus far.
4)African continent: Not parts of the EU or Chinese Federation per se, but under their respective spheres of influence due to colonial pasts and more recent developments of Chinese investment in Africa, including Sudan. The rest of Africa probably remains under developed and poor, leaving little incentive for the Big Three to take them over. Either way, Africa is not very relevant to the events in Code Geass, yet.
Mentions of conflict between Brittania and the EU at El Alamein, North Africa, implies contest of control over this region. More over, hints that the EU actually has the upperhand implies a greater balance of power than Brittania's extent might imply.
Aside from the subject: Can any one tell me how much Leulouch pays for the parking toll in episode one? I'm planning a project on Code Geass, and the figure would help me estimate the difference in inflation and consumer prices in Brittania from our own world.

Still, it is only conjecture, with plenty of blanks filled in on the basis of my own evaluations. Some notable aspects and a few caveats:
1)On the basis of Brittania's extent and prowess, they possess a majority of the scattered island groups in the major oceans. Partly inferred from their ability to invade Japan from numerous directions, implying bases, if not territories, in the Pacific and SE Asia. Also based on the traditional focuses and conflicts of Asia and Europe on their respective continents, and the British navy's superiority, presumably recovered in the two centuries after their defeat Trafalgar. Historical possessions of the real world British Empire are for the most part affiliated with Brittania as well, including Singapore and the Common Wealths.
2)A number of countries have been left unaffiliated, especially Russia, since I couldn't decide whether it'd fall under the EU or Chinese Federation, neither of whom, in real or AU history, it'd likely submit to. Since there's no official confirmation that says the world contains only three political entities (highly unlikely scenario in itself), I thought Russia might still remain independent but far less influential. Other regions not affiliated with one of the big three include parts of the middle east, central asia, and Africa.
3) The EU is at its present day potential maximum extent, including Turkey and Greenland. The Chinese Federation has expanded into Central Asia and now includes Indonesia and most of SE Asia, notably Vietnam and Thailand. Korea's membership in the Chinese Federation was a toss up; it is equally likely that Korea remained independent, as with many other countries who've not been mentioned in the show thus far.
4)African continent: Not parts of the EU or Chinese Federation per se, but under their respective spheres of influence due to colonial pasts and more recent developments of Chinese investment in Africa, including Sudan. The rest of Africa probably remains under developed and poor, leaving little incentive for the Big Three to take them over. Either way, Africa is not very relevant to the events in Code Geass, yet.
Mentions of conflict between Brittania and the EU at El Alamein, North Africa, implies contest of control over this region. More over, hints that the EU actually has the upperhand implies a greater balance of power than Brittania's extent might imply.
Aside from the subject: Can any one tell me how much Leulouch pays for the parking toll in episode one? I'm planning a project on Code Geass, and the figure would help me estimate the difference in inflation and consumer prices in Brittania from our own world.
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I'm not sure it's quite enough to say, with complete confidence, that they lost Britain (America's "help" could have come in the form of reinforcements, for instance) or relocated their capital, but it definitely opens up the possibility. They're totally playing with us. XD
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The implications--Euphie, Cornelia, and what's left of the Ashfords as his allies and Jeremiah (who was responsible for guarding the palace when Marianne was killed) as his subordinate--are too interesting to pass up.
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Thank you! That was tremendously helpful.