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What Country Was Karachi In?

Karachi (Sind, Pakistan) lies within 24 different states on Chronica Maps' 39 historical border maps. The longest stretch is under Saka Kingdom, from 1 BC to AD 399. The earliest state recorded here is Achaemenid Empire (500 BC).

Who ruled Karachi?

Period (by border map)Ruled by
500 BC – 324 BCAchaemenid Empire
323 BC – 301 BCEmpire of Alexander
300 BC – 201 BCSeleucid Kingdom
200 BC – 101 BCMauryan Empire
100 BC – 2 BCKushan Empire
1 BC – AD 399Saka Kingdom
AD 400 – AD 499Suren Kingdom
AD 500 – AD 599Gupta Empire
AD 600 – AD 699Hindu kingdoms
AD 700 – AD 799Kingdom of Sind
AD 800 – AD 899Abbasid Caliphate
AD 900 – AD 999Saffarids
1000 – 1099Buyid Emirate
1100 – 1199Soomra Emirate
1200 – 1299Khwarazmian dynasty
1300 – 1491Sultanate of Delhi
1492 – 1499Sind
1500 – 1599Islamic states
1600 – 1649Islamic and Hindu states
1650 – 1782Mughal Empire
1783 – 1799Sind
1800 – 1814Sindh
1815 – 1879Maratha Confederacy
1880 – 1944British Raj
1945 – todayPakistan
Map showing Karachi in AD 200Karachi
Border map for AD 200. See the world in AD 200.

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Based on approximate historical borders; towns close to a frontier may be assigned to a neighbouring state.

Famous people from the region

LivedPerson
1876 – 1948Muhammad Ali JinnahFounder of Pakistan

Last updated 9 November 2026. Sources: border data from historical-basemaps, land and rivers from Natural Earth; texts written for Chronica Maps from standard reference works. How we make the maps.