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"Nuwang" and "Tiannuwang" are awkward in Chinese I think. The more often used words are "Huanghou" for empress and "Wanghou" for queen.
"Junfa" for fascist leaders of China is weird because it refers to military dictators of any ideology, not necessarily fascists per se. "Lingdao" meaning "leader" would be a good analogy to the titles of European fascists.
Maybe "Great Joseon" or "Kingdom of Goryeo" for monarchic Korea?
Parliamentary Russia as "White Russia" is a strange choice since the Whites comprised of monarchists and proto-fascists as well as republicans. Something more straightforward, like Russian Republic, would also be historical.
"Third Reich" for fascist Germany is a weird choice since that's super historically contingent. Why not just German Reich, or Greater German Reich?
In general, use <Adjective> <Realm> as a template for fascist countries? Like Dutch Rijk, or Nordic Riket.
Aztlan or some variation thereof would be good for fascist Aztecs.
Maybe more creative, slightly non-historical names for large communist countries. Like German Raterepublik, from the historical Bavarian Raterepublik.
If Jewish Spain is Sephardia, then Jewish Germany should be Ashkenaz, Jewish France should be Tzarfat, etc.
What if Jewish Phoenicia was Israel.
Thinking of some obscure names for Russia I assumed that it would be appropriate to use Garðaríki (Gardariki) for ancient/medieval Russia with germanic religion. The norsemen initially used it to refer to the Northern Rus' around Novgorod. If local Slavic people would adopt the Norse religion, they could perhaps adopt the Norse name as well. I know there's that entire can of worms regarding combing the old Rus' with Russia, but I think that this particular instance could work.
If you really wanted to get creative with it you could get a bit meta and give each of the leaders silly 'steam handles' although trying to think what a few dozen historic (and in this case potentially immortal) would use while socialising on a gaming sounds like bit of a bizarre and daunting task. It might be a nice easter egg for when you get into the very late game though.
First Image:
https://i.imgur.com/XAuH2oL.jpg
Everything is work fine after 750 turns. No CTD at all and no weird bug (so far) like my previous problem when play with different leader lead by same civilization. Anarchy is work fine, playing with different player that lead by same civilization is work fine (thanks for fixing this major bug) and custom title (that made by other modder for supporting this mod) is work fine, as you can see the first image show my 5 Lucky Star leader come with different title (and Gamalatica player's title to make sure that they will not conflict with different civilization).
Second Image:
https://i.imgur.com/8n7IzWO.jpg
However. I have one huge problem when playing with Digital Democracy (or Cyber Democracy in RwF)'s leader title were the second image show the player's title being given as "@GoddessTomoya" instead of formal title "Goddess Tomoya" before I change back to Democracy (or Liberal Democracy in RwF) since this (Gamalatica) civilization always come with royal title like "Lady, Princess, Queen, Empress, Goddess, etc.". Although I like Ghost's idea about Digital Democracy's title, and this is not a huge problem by most of people/modders, but I think that you might adding SQL option to using normal/formal/royal title on this government instead of username-like title for some civilizations and leaders.
Although I still not update my civ mod to support this mod yet, as I have waiting when this mod is stability or complete update. I hope that you would like my my suggestion.
Should be fixed now!
Since facist Norway and Sweden's name overlap a bit so maybe you can do something like "Norweigen Riket" and "Swedish Rike" like the Nazi German Reich?
Lastly, maybe you can add some Greek titles to Cleopatra's Egypt like JFD did older versions of RwF?
Norway and Sweden's names are based on the Quisling Regime and the Nordic Realm Party (Nordiska rikspartiet) of Sweden, respectively.
I'll look into adding some Ptolemaic titles for Cleo as well - good call!
A thing you could do for a Dutch merchant republic is change the leader title depending on size. Pensionary for a small MR Netherlands leader, Grand Pensionary for a medium and Stadholder for a large. Speaking of which, for a very short while the Netherlands was united with Belguim after the Napoleonic Wars during which it was known as the United Kingdom of the Netherlands, so maybe that could be its large monarchy name? Or just the name of a large absolute monarchy/parlimentary democracy?
I like that you added Greater Netherlands, though I still feel like Dietsland/Dutchland would be a better fit for facist Netherlands than Greater Netherlands.
I know that these aren't historically accurate so feel free to dissmiss them, but Crusader Kings II allowed the player to reform pagan religions and giving them a Pope-like leader. The Germanic pagans get the Fylkir, Romunavu the First Vaidila, Slavic pagans Chernoban, Suomenusko (Finnish paganism) Tietaja, and Tengri the Tengrikut. Maybe you could put these in for their respective large theocracies? Would be a nice reference at the very least.
As for Dietsland, I'm going to keep it as Greater Netherlands for the moment since I'm considering making a sub-mod that will use more non-English names.
For the religious names, all theocracies have unique leader names (thanks to help from Tomatekh!) - Tietaja was included already for example. Germanic uses Goði/Gyðja since Fylkir is fictional (as is Chernoban - here it uses Volkhv/Vedunya). Tengrikut is a good suggestion however, so I'll add that. Also, while checking these I realized I somehow skipped Romuva's names in the file so now you can have Vaidila/Vaidilutė as well.
I'll have the new version with these changes up soon - I'm trying to sort out the Linux issue and the French localization at the same time. :D