World map in 100 BC
136 states share the map in 100 BC. The largest by mapped area are Han Dynasty, Parthia and Xiongnu.
Han Dynasty is the largest state on the map in 100 BC, a position it has held since 184 BC (before that: Maurya Empire). It is still the largest in 2000, the last year of the atlas. The five largest states hold 44% of all land with a recorded ruler. 84% of the land on the map has no recorded state. There are fewer states than in 146 BC: 136 against 158.
Largest states in 100 BC
| State | Mapped area | Provinces |
|---|---|---|
| Han Dynasty | 3.8 million km² | 93 |
| Parthia | 1.7 million km² | 34 |
| Xiongnu | 1.5 million km² | 17 |
| Roman Republic | 1.4 million km² | 98 |
| Ptolemaic Kingdom | 1.1 million km² | 25 |
| Indo Scythians | 760 thousand km² | 19 |
| Bafour | 680 thousand km² | 27 |
| Maurya Empire | 620 thousand km² | 22 |
| Babyllinioi | 570 thousand km² | 13 |
| Chin | 550 thousand km² | 35 |
What changed since 146 BC
- On the map, Indo Scythians takes the place of Greco-India (about 340 thousand km²).
- On the map, Indo Scythians takes the place of Arachosia (about 300 thousand km²).
- On the map, Lelang takes the place of Gojoseon (about 280 thousand km²).
- Apart from that, 136 provinces changed hands between 146 BC and 100 BC.
- Han Dynasty gained about 1.1 million km², mostly from Nanyue and Minyue.
- Parthia gained about 770 thousand km², mostly from Seleucid Empire and Greco Baktria.
- Roman Republic gained about 600 thousand km², mostly from Pergamon and Phrygia.
- Bafour gained about 420 thousand km², mostly from Carthage and Massylii.
- New on the map: Characene, Aria, Osroene, Siraces and Susiane.
- No longer on the map: Nanyue, Carthage, Minyue, Pergamon and Qiongdu.
Battles, 100 BC - 45 BC
- 89 BCAsculum, Marche
- 86 BCChaeronea
- 86 BCOrchomenus
- 83 BCMount Tifata
- 82 BCColline Gate
- 82 BCSacriportus
- 73 BCCyzicus
- 71 BCSilarus
- 69 BCTigranocerta
- 58 BCBibracte
- 57 BCPontevert
- 52 BCAlesia
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