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World Map in 900 CE: Empires & Borders

136 states, empires and peoples are on the world map in 900 CE. Drag the timeline to watch their borders change, or click a region for its history.

Empires and kingdoms in 900 CE

  1. Abbasid Caliphate — 5,234,149 km²
  2. Tibetan Empire — 4,471,425 km²
  3. Tang Empire — 3,217,840 km²
  4. Samanid Empire — 1,553,726 km²
  5. Khmer Empire — 871,320 km²
  6. Byzantine Empire — 746,545 km²
  7. Srivijaya Empire — 672,555 km²
  8. Idrisid Caliphate — 575,765 km²
  9. Huari Empire — 462,696 km²
  10. Carolingian Empire — 411,173 km²
  11. Tiahuanaco Empire — 354,852 km²
  12. Kingdom of Norway — 219,488 km²
  13. Croatian kingdom — 108,207 km²
  14. Toltec Empire — 64,596 km²
  15. Celtic kingdoms — 28,150 km²

Other states and peoples in 900 CE

  1. Antarctica — 12,296,097 km²
  2. Bantu peoples — 8,838,724 km²
  3. Australian aboriginal hunter-gatherers — 7,587,782 km²
  4. Paleo-Siberian hunter-gatherers — 5,812,555 km²
  5. Arctic marine mammal hunters — 4,135,193 km²
  6. Oghuz Turks — 3,883,574 km²
  7. Tuaregs — 3,641,348 km²
  8. Eastern North American hunter-gatherers — 3,546,346 km²
  9. Finno-Ugric taiga hunter-gatherers — 3,423,475 km²
  10. Amazon hunter-gatherers — 3,201,853 km²
  11. Savanna hunter-gatherers — 3,037,344 km²
  12. Tupis — 2,951,689 km²
  13. Mandes — 2,689,438 km²
  14. Uyghurs — 2,642,312 km²
  15. Plain bison hunters — 2,624,015 km²
  16. Khoisan — 2,579,113 km²
  17. Subarctic forest hunter-gatherers — 2,458,475 km²
  18. Bedouins — 2,352,557 km²
  19. Berbers — 2,235,732 km²
  20. Khazars — 2,214,972 km²

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