World map in AD 800
230 states share the map in AD 800. The largest by mapped area are Abbasid Caliphate, Uighur and Tang dynasty.
Abbasid Caliphate is the largest state on the map in AD 800, a position it has held since AD 751 (before that: Umayyad Caliphate). It stays in first place until AD 868, when Tang dynasty takes over. The five largest states hold 39% of all land with a recorded ruler. 63% of the land on the map has no recorded state. The number of states is about the same as in AD 750: 230 against 223.
Largest states in AD 800
| State | Mapped area | Provinces |
|---|---|---|
| Abbasid Caliphate | 7.6 million km² | 180 |
| Uighur | 4.2 million km² | 32 |
| Tang dynasty | 3.4 million km² | 95 |
| Tibetan Empire | 3.3 million km² | 38 |
| Cumans | 1.1 million km² | 12 |
| Oghuz | 1 million km² | 13 |
| Kingdom of the Franks | 940 thousand km² | 117 |
| Byzantine Empire | 870 thousand km² | 50 |
| Rashtrakuta | 860 thousand km² | 33 |
| Ghana Empire | 850 thousand km² | 10 |
What changed since AD 750
- On the map, Abbasid Caliphate takes the place of Umayyad Caliphate (about 7.1 million km²).
- On the map, Karluks takes the place of Turgesh (about 490 thousand km²).
- On the map, Abbasid Caliphate takes the place of Tunisia (about 410 thousand km²).
- Apart from that, 278 provinces changed hands between AD 750 and AD 800.
- Tibetan Empire gained about 1.2 million km², mostly from Tang dynasty and Uighur.
- Cumans gained about 940 thousand km², mostly from Kangar.
- Rashtrakuta gained about 860 thousand km², mostly from land with no recorded state and Maukhari.
- Pala gained about 710 thousand km², mostly from Kashmir and Maukhari.
- New on the map: Rashtrakuta, Perm, Caliphate of Córdoba, Sami and Samoyed.
- No longer on the map: Kangar, Maukhari, Lombardy, Kingdom of Tlemcen and Bavaria.
Battles, AD 800 - AD 813
- AD 800Bundelkhand
- AD 800Monghyr
- AD 805Crasus
- AD 806Heraclea, Anatolia
- AD 809Baghdad
- AD 811Verbitza
- AD 813Versinikia
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