World Map in AD 200

This world map shows state borders in AD 200. The largest states and empires were Roman Empire, Han, Parthian Empire, Saka Kingdom and Magadha. The map stays in use until the next recorded border change in AD 300.

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Largest states and empires in AD 200

Areas are approximate, from the historical border data.

State	Approx. area	Region
Roman Empire	4.87 million km²	Europe
Han	4.08 million km²	Asia
Parthian Empire	1.67 million km²	Europe
Saka Kingdom	1.21 million km²	Asia
Magadha	970,000 km²	Asia
Suren Kingdom	920,000 km²	Asia
Hopewell Culture	780,000 km²	–
Satavahanihara	650,000 km²	Asia
Meroe	600,000 km²	Africa
Himyarite Kingdom	470,000 km²	Africa
Maya chiefdoms and states	360,000 km²	–
Kalinga	320,000 km²	Asia
Armenia	220,000 km²	Europe
Chola	210,000 km²	Asia
Southern Xiongnu	190,000 km²	Asia
Koguryo	130,000 km²	Asia
Hadramaut	110,000 km²	Africa
Moche	100,000 km²	–
Axum	90,000 km²	Africa
Yueban	70,000 km²	Asia
Bohemia (Marcomanni)	70,000 km²	Europe
Monte Albán	60,000 km²	–
Simhala	60,000 km²	Asia
Nazca	40,000 km²	–
Paekche	40,000 km²	Asia
Teotihuacan	40,000 km²	–
Silla	30,000 km²	Asia
Hainan	30,000 km²	Asia
Dumnonia	10,000 km²	Europe
Bosporian Kingdom	10,000 km²	Europe

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Key events, AD 200 to AD 299

Year	Event	Where
AD 208	Battle of Red Cliffs	Battle of Red Cliffs
AD 212	Edict of Caracalla: citizenship for all free men	Rome
AD 293	Diocletian creates the Tetrarchy	Trier

Battles and sites in this period

Battle of Red Cliffs · AD 208

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