# World map in AD 200

Source page: https://geographichistory.app/map/200/

190 states share the map in AD 200. The largest by mapped area are Roman Empire, Han and Xianbei.

Roman Empire is the largest state on the map in AD 200, a position it has held since AD 44 (before that: Han). It stays in first place until AD 396, when Sasanian Empire takes over. The five largest states hold 41% of all land with a recorded ruler. 72% of the land on the map has no recorded state. The number of states is about the same as in AD 117: 190 against 196.

## Largest states in AD 200

| State | Mapped area (km²) | Provinces |
|---|---|---|
| Roman Empire | 4,649,000 | 308 |
| Han | 4,074,000 | 110 |
| Xianbei | 2,327,000 | 19 |
| Parthia | 2,196,000 | 51 |
| Kushan | 2,015,000 | 54 |
| Satavahana | 747,000 | 28 |
| Huns | 690,000 | 12 |
| Kangju | 656,000 | 13 |
| Xiongnu | 584,000 | 5 |
| Meroe | 548,000 | 10 |

## Changes since AD 117

- On the map, Suren takes the place of Indo-Parthia (about 180 thousand km²).
- On the map, Champa takes the place of Sa Huynh (about 100 thousand km²).
Other changes: 95 provinces changed hands.
- Kushan gained about 820 thousand km², mostly from Kashmir and Northern Satraps.
- Huns gained about 690 thousand km², mostly from unclaimed land.
- Parthia gained about 310 thousand km², mostly from Roman Empire.
- Kingdom of Armenia gained about 260 thousand km², mostly from Roman Empire.

## Battles AD 200 - AD 299

- AD 200: Guandu (Wars of the Three Kingdoms), won by Cao Cao
- AD 207: White Wolf Mountain (Wars of the Three Kingdoms), won by Cao Cao
- AD 208: Red Cliffs (Wars of the Three Kingdoms), won by Wu
- AD 208: Changban (Wars of the Three Kingdoms), won by Han
- AD 211: Huayin (Wars of the Three Kingdoms), won by Cao Cao
- AD 218: Immae (Roman Military Civil Wars), won by Elagabalus
- AD 219: Dingjun (Wars of the Three Kingdoms), won by Liu Bei
- AD 229: Chencang (Wars of the Three Kingdoms), won by Wei
- AD 238: Carthage, Tunisia (Roman Civil Wars), won by Maximinus Thrax
- AD 250: Philippopolis (1st Gothic War), won by Goths
- AD 269: Nish (3rd Gothic War), won by Rome
- AD 297: Callinicum (Roman-Persian Wars), won by Persia