World map in AD 300
190 states share the map in AD 300. The largest by mapped area are Roman Empire, Jin and Sasanian Empire.
Roman Empire is the largest state on the map in AD 300, 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 39% 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 200: 190 against 190.
Largest states in AD 300
| State | Mapped area | Provinces |
|---|---|---|
| Roman Empire | 4.5 million km² | 299 |
| Jin | 4 million km² | 109 |
| Sasanian Empire | 2.4 million km² | 57 |
| Xianbei | 2.3 million km² | 19 |
| Chuban | 1.5 million km² | 16 |
| Huns | 690 thousand km² | 12 |
| Kushan | 660 thousand km² | 16 |
| Tuyuhun | 590 thousand km² | 4 |
| Meroe | 550 thousand km² | 10 |
| Western Satraps | 540 thousand km² | 22 |
What changed since AD 200
- On the map, Jin takes the place of Han (about 4 million km²).
- On the map, Sasanian Empire takes the place of Parthia (about 2.1 million km²).
- On the map, Chuban takes the place of Xiongnu (about 580 thousand km²).
- Apart from that, 163 provinces changed hands between AD 200 and AD 300.
- Chuban gained about 650 thousand km², mostly from land with no recorded state and Kangju.
- Vakataka gained about 510 thousand km², mostly from Satavahana and Puzhinadu.
- Ghassanids gained about 410 thousand km², mostly from Nabatea and land with no recorded state.
- Kashmir gained about 320 thousand km², mostly from Kushan.
- New on the map: Vakataka, Ghassanids, Kashmir, Ostrogoths and Abhira.
- No longer on the map: Satavahana, Nabatea, Thamud, Saba and Osroene.
Battles, AD 300 - AD 394
- AD 312Milvian Bridge
- AD 312Turin
- AD 313Tzirallum
- AD 316Cibalae
- AD 324Adrianople
- AD 324Chrysopolis
- AD 324Hellespont
- AD 328Luoyang
- AD 351Mursa
- AD 357Argentoratum
- AD 363Ctesiphon
- AD 383Fei River
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