List of empires

This is a navigational list of empires.

Empires

Empire	Start year	End year	Duration (years)
Achaemenid Empire[1]	550 BC	330 BC	220
Afsharid Iran[2]	1736	1796	60
Akkadian Empire[3]	2334 BC	2154 BC	180
Akwamu[4]	1629	1867	238
United States of America[5] (disputed)[6]	1776	present	249
Angevin Empire[7]	1154	1242	88
Aq Qoyunlu[8]	1467[8]	1508[8]	41
Armenian Empire of Tigranes the Great[9]	89 BC[10]	55 BC[10]	34
Asante Empire[11]	1670	1902	232
Aulikara Empire[12]	528	550	22
Austria-Hungary[13]	1867	1918	51
Austrian Empire[14]	1804	1867	63
Avar Khaganate[15]	567	822	255
Ayutthaya Kingdom[16]	1351	1767	416
Aztec Empire[17]	1325	1521	196
Old Babylonian Empire[18]	1894 BC[19][20]	1595 BC	299
Neo-Babylonian Empire[21]	626 BC	539 BC	87
Bamana Empire[22]	1712	1861	149
Belgian colonial empire[23]	1908	1962	55
Kingdom of Benin[24]	1180	1897	717
Empire of Brazil[25]	1822	1889	67
Britannic Empire[26]	286	296	10
British Empire[27]	1583	1997	414
British Raj (Indian Empire)[28]	1858	1947	89
Sultanate of Brunei (1368–1888)[29]	1368	1888	520
Old Great Bulgaria[30]	632	668	36
First Bulgarian Empire[31]	681	1018	337
Second Bulgarian Empire[32]	1185	1396	211
Byzantine Empire[32]	395	1453	1058
Carolingian Empire[33]	800	888	88
Carthaginian Empire[34]	814 BC	146 BC	668
Central African Empire[35]	1976	1979	3
Chenla	550	802	252
Chimor[36]	900	1470	570
People's Republic of China[37][38]	1949	present	76
Chola Empire[39]	848	1279	431
Athenian Empire[40]	454 BC	404 BC	50
Danish colonial empire[41]	1536	1953	417
Durrani Empire[42]	1747	1842	95
Dutch colonial empire[43]	1595	1975	380
Dzungar Khanate[44]	1634	1758	124
Empire of Charles V[45]	1519	1556	37
New Kingdom of Egypt[46]	1550 BC	1077 BC	473
Elamite Empire[47]	1210 BC	1100 BC	110
Ethiopian Empire[48]	1270	1974	704
First French Empire[49]	1804	1815	11
Second French Empire[50]	1852	1870	18
French colonial empire[51]	1534	1814	280
	1830	1980	150
Funan[52]	50	550	500
Gallic Empire[53]	260	274	14
Gaza Empire[54]	1824	1895	71
German colonial empire[55]	1884	1920	36
German Empire[56]	1871	1919	48
German Empire (1848–1849)	1848	1849	1
Ghana Empire[57]	830	1235	405
Ghaznavid Empire[58]	977	1186	209
Goguryeo[59]	37 BC	668	705
Goryeo[60]	918	1392	474
Golden Horde[61]	1240	1502	262
Grand Duchy of Lithuania[62]	1236	1795	559
Empire of Great Fulo	1512	1776	264
Gupta Empire[63]	320	550	230
Habsburg monarchy[64]	1282	1918	636
First Empire of Haiti[65]	1804	1806	2
Second Empire of Haiti[66]	1849	1859	10
Han dynasty[67]	202 BC	220 AD	422
Hephthalite Empire[68]	440	560	120
Hittite Empire[69]	1600 BC	1178 BC	422
Holy Roman Empire[70]	800/962	1806	1006/844
Hoysala Kingdom[71]	1026	1343	317
Hunnic Empire[72]	370	469	99
Iberian Union[73]	1580	1640	60
Ilkhanate[61]	1256	1335	79
Inca Empire[74]	1438	1572	134
Italian Empire[75]	1882	1960	78
Empire of Japan[76]	1868	1947	79
Jin dynasty (266–420)[77]	266	420	154
Jin dynasty (1115–1234)[78]	1115	1234	119
Jolof Empire[79]	1350	1549	199
Kaabu[80]	1537	1867	330
Kanem–Bornu Empire[81]	c. 700	1893	1193
Khmer Empire[82]	802	1431	629
Khwarazmian Empire[83]	1077	1231	154
Kingdom of Georgia[84]	1008	1490	482
Kong Empire[85]	1710	1898	188
Korean Empire[86]	1897	1910	13
Kushan Empire[67]	30	345	315
Kingdom of Kush[87]	780 BC	350	1130
Latin Empire[88]	1204	1261	57
Liao dynasty[78]	907	1125	218
Macedonia[89]	808 BC	148 BC	660
Majapahit[90]	1293	1527	234
Mali Empire[80]	1235	1670	435
Maratha Confederacy[91]	1674	1818	144
Massina Empire[92]	1820	1862	42
Maurya Empire[47]	321 BC	185 BC	136
Median Empire (disputed)[93]	678 BC	550 BC	128
First Mexican Empire[94]	1821	1823	2
Second Mexican Empire[95]	1864	1867	3
Middle Assyrian Empire[96]	1363 BC[96]	1056 BC[96]	307
Ming dynasty[97]	1368	1644	276
Mongol Empire[98]	1206	1368	162
Great Moravia[33]	833	907	74
Mughal Empire[91]	1526	1857	331
Nanda Empire[99]	345 BC	321 BC	24
Nazi Germany[100]	1933	1945	12
Kingdom of Nepal[101]	1768	2008	240
Neo-Assyrian Empire[102]	911 BC[102]	609 BC[102]	302
Neo-Sumerian Empire[103]	2112 BC	2004 BC	108
North Sea Empire[104]	1013	1042	29
Empire of Nicaea[84]	1204	1261	57
Odrysian kingdom[105]	480 BC	30 BC	450
Omani Empire[106]	1696	1856	158
Ostrogothic Kingdom[107]	493	553	60
Ottoman Empire[108]	1299	1922	623
Oyo Empire[109]	1300	1896	596
Pagan kingdom[110]	849	1287	438
Pala Empire[111]	750	1161	411
Palmyrene Empire[112]	270	273	3
Parthian Empire[46]	247 BC	224	471
Kingdom of Pontus[113]	281 BC	62	342
Portuguese Empire[74]	1415	1999	584
Ptolemaic Kingdom[114]	305 BC	30 BC	275
Purépecha Empire[115]	1300	1530[116]	230
Qara Khitai[117]	1124	1218	94
Qing dynasty[118]	1644	1912	268
Rattanakosin Kingdom (1782–1932)[119]	1782	1932	150
Roman Empire[72]	27 BC	395	422
Rozvi Empire[120]	1660	1866	206
Russian Empire[44]	1721	1917	196
Safavid Iran[121]	1501	1736	235
Samo's Empire[122]	631	658	27
Sasanian Empire[46]	224	651	427
Samanid Empire[123]	819	999	180
Seleucid Empire[124]	312 BC	63 BC	249
Seljuk Empire[125]	1037	1194	157
Serbian Empire[126]	1346	1371	25
Shu Han	221	263	42
Sikh Empire[127]	1799	1849	50
Singhasari	1222	1292	70
Song dynasty[78]	960	1279	319
Songhai Empire[92]	1464	1591	127
Soviet Union[128][129][130] (disputed)[131]	1922	1991	68
Spanish Empire[74]	1492	1976	496
Shunga Empire[132]	185 BC	73 BC	112
Sur Empire[133]	1540	1556	16
Swedish Empire[134]	1523	1809	286
Tang dynasty[97]	618	907	289
Tây Sơn dynasty	1778	1802	24
Empire of Thessalonica[84]	1224	1242	18
Tibetan Empire[135]	755	842	87
Timurid Empire[136]	1370	1507	137
Empire of Trebizond[84]	1204	1461	257
Toltec Empire[137]	496	1122	626
Tuʻi Tonga Empire[138]	950	1865	915
Tukulor Empire[139]	1852	1893	41
First Turkic Khaganate[140]	551	744	193
Empire of Vietnam[141]	March 1945	August 1945	0 (5 Months)
Vijayanagara Empire[47]	1336	1646	310
Wari Empire[142]	600	1100	500
Wassoulou Empire[143]	1878	1898	20
Western Chalukya Empire[144]	975	1184	209
Western Roman Empire[72]	395	476	81
Yuan dynasty[98]	1260	1368	108
Zhou dynasty[145]	1046 BC	256 BC	790

See also

• Historic recurrence
• List of former sovereign states
• List of former monarchies
• List of medieval great powers
• Middle Eastern empires
• Political history of the world

Notes

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