World map in 200 BC
157 states share the map in 200 BC. The largest by mapped area are Maurya Empire, Seleucid Empire and Han Dynasty.
Maurya Empire is the largest state on the map in 200 BC, a position it has held since 254 BC (before that: Seleucid Empire). It stays in first place until 184 BC, when Han Dynasty takes over. The five largest states hold 50% of all land with a recorded ruler. 84% of the land on the map has no recorded state. The number of states is about the same as in 218 BC: 157 against 165.
Largest states in 200 BC
| State | Mapped area | Provinces |
|---|---|---|
| Maurya Empire | 3.2 million km² | 121 |
| Seleucid Empire | 2.8 million km² | 73 |
| Han Dynasty | 2.4 million km² | 58 |
| Ptolemaic Kingdom | 1.1 million km² | 29 |
| Greco Baktria | 900 thousand km² | 18 |
| Yuezhi | 620 thousand km² | 5 |
| Chin | 550 thousand km² | 35 |
| Babyllinioi | 500 thousand km² | 11 |
| Avalites | 460 thousand km² | 11 |
| Carthage | 440 thousand km² | 24 |
What changed since 218 BC
- On the map, Han Dynasty takes the place of Qin (about 2 million km²).
- On the map, Noricum takes the place of Ambisontes (about 22 thousand km²).
- Apart from that, 67 provinces changed hands between 218 BC and 200 BC.
- Seleucid Empire gained about 540 thousand km², mostly from Parthia and Achaois Kingdom.
- Han Dynasty gained about 400 thousand km², mostly from land with no recorded state and Yelang.
- Massylii gained about 300 thousand km², mostly from Carthage and Masaesylia.
- Greco Baktria gained about 270 thousand km², mostly from Maurya Empire and Seleucid Empire.
- New on the map: Xiongnu, Nanyue, Epirus and Athens.
- No longer on the map: Achaois Kingdom, Scirii, Masaesylia, Oretani and Ouyue.
Battles, 200 BC - 147 BC
- 200 BCPingcheng
- 200 BCCremona
- 197 BCCynoscephalae
- 197 BCMincio
- 195 BCArgos
- 191 BCCorycus
- 191 BCThermopylae
- 190 BCMagnesia
- 190 BCMyonnesus
- 171 BCCallicinus
- 168 BCPydna
- 166 BCEmmaus
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