CChronica Maps

World Map in AD 300

This world map shows state borders in AD 300. The largest states and empires were Jin, Parthian Empire, Saka Kingdom, Gupta Empire and Suren Kingdom. The map stays in use until the next recorded border change in AD 400.

World map in AD 300 showing state borders
Border map for AD 300. See the world in AD 300.

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Largest states and empires in AD 300

Areas are approximate, from the historical border data.

StateApprox. areaRegion
Jin3.71 million km²Asia
Parthian Empire2.02 million km²Europe
Saka Kingdom1.21 million km²Asia
Gupta Empire970,000 km²Asia
Suren Kingdom920,000 km²Asia
Hopewell Culture780,000 km²–
Satavahanihara650,000 km²Asia
Meroe600,000 km²Africa
Himyarite Kingdom470,000 km²Africa
Han Zhao370,000 km²Asia
Maya chiefdoms and states360,000 km²–
Empire of Ghana340,000 km²Africa
Kalinga320,000 km²Asia
Armenia260,000 km²Europe
Hindu kingdoms210,000 km²Asia
Koguryo130,000 km²Asia
Hadramaut110,000 km²Africa
Moche100,000 km²–
Axum90,000 km²Africa
Yueban70,000 km²Asia
Monte Albán60,000 km²–
Simhala60,000 km²Asia
Nazca40,000 km²–
Teotihuacan40,000 km²–
Silla40,000 km²Asia
Paekche40,000 km²Asia
Hainan30,000 km²Asia
Dumnonia10,000 km²Europe
Heruli10,000 km²Europe
Gaya0 km²Asia

Regional maps

Key events, AD 300 to AD 399

YearEventWhere
AD 313Edict of MilanMilan
AD 330Constantinople dedicatedIstanbul
AD 378Battle of AdrianopleBattle of Adrianople
AD 383Battle of the Fei RiverBattle of Fei River
AD 395Theodosius dies; the empire permanently dividedIstanbul

Battles and sites in this period

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