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World Map in 1400 CE: Empires & Borders

115 states, empires and peoples are on the world map in 1400 CE. Drag the timeline to watch their borders change, or click a region for its history.

Empires and kingdoms in 1400 CE

  1. Great Khanate — 10,564,721 km²
  2. Timurid Empire — 5,096,280 km²
  3. Sultanate of Delhi — 2,926,188 km²
  4. Kalmar Union — 2,841,198 km²
  5. Chagatai Khanate — 2,175,814 km²
  6. Mamluke Sultanate — 1,238,777 km²
  7. Holy Roman Empire — 922,544 km²
  8. Hafsid Caliphate — 684,761 km²
  9. Srivijaya Empire — 638,884 km²
  10. Kingdom of Hungary — 399,890 km²
  11. Ottoman Empire — 389,587 km²
  12. Aymara kingdoms — 387,413 km²
  13. minor Hindu and Buddhist kingdoms — 351,039 km²
  14. Khmer Empire — 260,736 km²
  15. Seljuk Caliphate — 238,405 km²
  16. Merina Kingdom — 148,545 km²
  17. Byzantine Empire — 127,771 km²
  18. Chola Empire — 95,658 km²
  19. Zapotec Empire — 92,015 km²
  20. Chimú Empire — 79,497 km²

Other states and peoples in 1400 CE

  1. Siberians — 9,090,025 km²
  2. Bantu peoples — 8,441,004 km²
  3. Australian aboriginal hunter-gatherers — 7,587,782 km²
  4. West African cereal farmers — 4,377,055 km²
  5. White Horde — 3,733,156 km²
  6. Eastern North American hunter-gatherers — 3,546,346 km²
  7. Amazon hunter-gatherers — 3,201,853 km²
  8. Savanna hunter-gatherers — 3,027,804 km²
  9. Plain bison hunters — 2,624,015 km²
  10. Subarctic forest hunter-gatherers — 2,510,066 km²
  11. Khoisan — 2,463,071 km²
  12. Thule — 2,240,131 km²
  13. Blue Horde — 1,841,908 km²
  14. Pampas cultures — 1,828,557 km²
  15. Tibet — 1,786,641 km²
  16. Mali — 1,564,592 km²
  17. Athabaskan — 1,202,591 km²
  18. Poland-Lithuania — 909,735 km²
  19. Novgorod — 885,312 km²
  20. Pagan — 730,807 km²

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