List of empires

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Empires

Empire Start year End year Duration (years)
Achaemenid Empire550 BC330 BC220
Afsharid Iran1736179660
Akkadian Empire2334 BC2154 BC180
Akwamucirca 16th century1730229-130
United States of America (disputed) 1776 present 250
Angevin Empire1154121460
Aq Qoyunlu13781508130
Armenian Empire of Tigranes the Great 89 BC 55 BC 34
Asante Empire17011902201
Austria-Hungary1867191851
Austrian Empire1804186763
Avar Khaganate 567 822 255
Ayutthaya Kingdom13511767416
Aztec Empire1428152193
Old Babylonian Empire1894 BC1595 BC299
Neo-Babylonian Empire626 BC539 BC87
Bamana Empire17121861149
Belgian colonial empire1908196255
Kingdom of Benin11801897717
Empire of Brazil1822188967
British Empire15831997/present414/443
British Raj (Indian Empire) 1858 1947 89
Sultanate of Brunei (1368–1888)13681888520
Old Great Bulgaria63266836
First Bulgarian Empire6811018337
Second Bulgarian Empire11851396211
Byzantine Empire33014531123
Carolingian Empire 800 888 88
Carthaginian Empire814 BC146 BC668
Central African Empire 1976 1979 3
Chenla[citation needed]550802252
Chimor9001470570
People's Republic of China (disputed) 1949 present 76
Chola Empire8481279431
Athenian Empire478 BC404 BC74
Danish colonial empire15371953416
Durrani Empire1747184396
Dutch colonial empire15951962367
Dzungar Khanate 1634 1758 124
Empire of Charles V1519155637
New Kingdom of Egypt1570 BC1069 BC501
Elamite Empire1210 BC1100 BC110
Ethiopian Empire12701974704
First French Empire1804181511
Second French Empire1852187018
French colonial empire15341814280
1830 1980/present 150/196
Funan50550500
Gallic Empire26027414
Gaza Empire1824189773
German colonial empire1884192036
German Empire1871191847
German Empire (1848–1849)[citation needed]184818491
Ghana Empire8301235405
Ghaznavid Empire9771186209
Goguryeo37 BC668705
Goryeo9181392474
Golden Horde12251502277
Grand Duchy of Lithuania12361795559
Empire of Great Fulo[citation needed]15121776264
Gupta Empire240579339
Habsburg monarchy12821918636
First Empire of Haiti180418062
Second Empire of Haiti1849185910
Han dynasty 202 BC 220 AD 422
Hephthalite Empire440560120
Hittite Empire1650 BC1200 BC450
Holy Roman Empire800/96218061006/844
Hoysala Kingdom9501346396
Hunnic Empire37046999
Iberian Union1580164060
Ife Empire10001420420
Ilkhanate1256133579
Inca Empire14381572134
Italian Empire1882194361
Empire of Japan1868194779
State of Japan 1947 present 79
Jin dynasty (266–420)266420154
Jin dynasty (1115–1234) 1115 1234 119
Jolof Empire13601549189
Kaabu15371867330
Kanem–Bornu Empirec. 70019021202
Khmer Empire8021431629
Khwarazmian Empire10771231154
Kingdom of Georgia 1008 1490 482
Kong Empire17101898188
Korean Empire1897191013
Kushan Empire30375345
Kingdom of Kush780 BC3501130
Latin Empire1204126157
Liao dynasty 916 1125 209
Macedonia7th century BC168 BC532-433
Majapahit12931527234
Mali Empire12351610375
Maratha Confederacy16741818144
Massina Empire1818186749
Maurya Empire321 BC185 BC136
Median Empire (disputed)678 BC550 BC128
First Mexican Empire182118232
Second Mexican Empire186318674
Middle Assyrian Empire 1363 BC 912 BC 451
Ming dynasty13681644276
Mongol Empire12061368162
Great Moravia 833 907 74
Mughal Empire15261857331
Nanda Empire345 BC322 BC23
Nazi Germany1933194512
Kingdom of Nepal 1768 2008 240
Neo-Assyrian Empire 911 BC 609 BC 302
Neo-Sumerian Empire2112 BC2004 BC108
North Sea Empire1013104229
Empire of Nicaea1204126157
Odrysian kingdom480 BC30 BC450
Omani Empire16961856158
Ostrogothic Kingdom49355360
Ottoman Empire12991922623
Oyo Empire13001836536
Pagan kingdom8491297448
Pala Empire7501161411
Palmyrene Empire2702733
Parthian Empire247 BC224471
Kingdom of Pontus281 BC62342
Portuguese Empire14151999584
Ptolemaic Kingdom305 BC30 BC275
Purépecha Empire 1300 1530 230
Qara Khitai1124121894
Qing dynasty16441912268
Rattanakosin Kingdom (1782–1932) 1782 1932 150
Roman Empire27 BC395422
Rozvi Empire16831866183
Russian Empire17211917196
Safavid Iran15011736235
Samo's Empire63165827
Sasanian Empire224651427
Samanid Empire819999180
Seleucid Empire312 BC63 BC249
Seljuk Empire10371194157
Serbian Empire1346137125
Shu Han[citation needed]22126342
Shunga Empire 185 BC 73 BC 112
Sikh Empire1799184950
Singhasari[citation needed] 1222 1292 70
Song dynasty9601279319
Songhai Empire14641591127
Soviet Union (disputed) 1922 1991 68
Spanish Empire14921976496
Sui dynasty 581 618 37
Sur Empire1538155517
Swedish Empire16111721110
Tang dynasty 618 907 289
Tây Sơn dynasty[citation needed]1778180224
Empire of Thessalonica1224124622
Tibetan Empire618842224
Timurid Empire13701507137
Empire of Trebizond12041461257
Toltec Empire6741122448
Tuʻi Tonga Empire9501865915
Tukulor Empire 1849 1903 54
First Turkic Khaganate 552 603 51
Empire of Vietnam1945 (March)1945 (August)0 (5 months)
Vijayanagara Empire13361646310
Wari Empire6001100500
Wassoulou Empire1878189820
Western Chalukya Empire9751184209
Western Roman Empire39547681
Yuan dynasty 1271 1368 97
Zhou dynasty1046 BC256 BC790

See also

Notes

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