“Dál Riata” — appears in this map’s data from AD 540 to 899. Its territory was largest in AD 750 – 839, at ≈ 60 thousand km².
| Period | Area |
|---|---|
| AD 540 – 586 | ≈ 16 thousand km² |
| AD 587 – 611 | ≈ 17 thousand km² |
| AD 612 – 643 | ≈ 19 thousand km² |
| AD 644 – 749 | ≈ 15 thousand km² |
| AD 750 – 839 | ≈ 60 thousand km² |
| AD 840 – 874 | ≈ 42 thousand km² |
| AD 875 – 898 | ≈ 42 thousand km² |
| AD 899 – 899 | ≈ 42 thousand km² |
Outline of the territory in AD 750 – 839 (map drawing). Neighbouring countries are not drawn.
For each frame in which borders change: this country’s territory and its rank by area among the countries that have territory in that frame.
| Frame | Area | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| AD 540 | ≈ 16 thousand km² | 45 of 64 |
| AD 546 | ≈ 16 thousand km² | 46 of 64 |
| AD 555 | ≈ 16 thousand km² | 47 of 67 |
| AD 561 | ≈ 16 thousand km² | 48 of 68 |
| AD 567 | ≈ 16 thousand km² | 49 of 68 |
| AD 569 | ≈ 16 thousand km² | 49 of 68 |
| AD 577 | ≈ 16 thousand km² | 52 of 70 |
| AD 587 | ≈ 17 thousand km² | 48 of 67 |
| AD 592 | ≈ 17 thousand km² | 49 of 70 |
| AD 602 | ≈ 17 thousand km² | 46 of 69 |
| AD 612 | ≈ 19 thousand km² | 47 of 68 |
| AD 617 | ≈ 19 thousand km² | 44 of 65 |
| AD 623 | ≈ 19 thousand km² | 48 of 69 |
| AD 626 | ≈ 19 thousand km² | 48 of 67 |
| AD 627 | ≈ 19 thousand km² | 48 of 67 |
| AD 628 | ≈ 19 thousand km² | 47 of 65 |
| AD 629 | ≈ 19 thousand km² | 50 of 68 |
| AD 630 | ≈ 19 thousand km² | 51 of 68 |
| AD 633 | ≈ 19 thousand km² | 49 of 69 |
| AD 634 | ≈ 19 thousand km² | 48 of 66 |
| AD 638 | ≈ 19 thousand km² | 53 of 71 |
| AD 641 | ≈ 19 thousand km² | 53 of 71 |
| AD 644 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 55 of 74 |
| AD 647 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 52 of 70 |
| AD 656 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 51 of 69 |
| AD 661 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 50 of 68 |
| AD 666 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 50 of 67 |
| AD 674 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 50 of 69 |
| AD 682 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 53 of 68 |
| AD 692 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 54 of 67 |
| AD 705 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 55 of 68 |
| AD 710 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 56 of 69 |
| AD 718 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 55 of 69 |
| AD 724 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 54 of 69 |
| AD 732 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 52 of 67 |
| AD 741 | ≈ 15 thousand km² | 54 of 71 |
| AD 750 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 49 of 76 |
| AD 751 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 50 of 77 |
| AD 755 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 49 of 79 |
| AD 757 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 46 of 76 |
| AD 763 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 44 of 74 |
| AD 768 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 43 of 75 |
| AD 772 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 43 of 72 |
| AD 775 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 41 of 73 |
| AD 778 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 43 of 72 |
| AD 783 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 43 of 73 |
| AD 788 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 42 of 68 |
| AD 793 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 47 of 78 |
| AD 800 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 47 of 77 |
| AD 806 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 44 of 73 |
| AD 814 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 44 of 76 |
| AD 825 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 45 of 77 |
| AD 830 | ≈ 60 thousand km² | 46 of 77 |
| AD 840 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 51 of 80 |
| AD 850 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 52 of 86 |
| AD 860 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 54 of 89 |
| AD 866 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 58 of 95 |
| AD 870 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 56 of 94 |
| AD 875 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 55 of 97 |
| AD 876 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 55 of 97 |
| AD 878 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 56 of 100 |
| AD 880 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 58 of 102 |
| AD 882 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 56 of 101 |
| AD 884 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 57 of 102 |
| AD 886 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 59 of 104 |
| AD 887 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 62 of 107 |
| AD 888 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 65 of 108 |
| AD 892 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 65 of 108 |
| AD 896 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 63 of 109 |
| AD 898 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 66 of 115 |
| AD 899 | ≈ 42 thousand km² | 67 of 117 |
Its highest rank was in AD 775: number 73 of 41.
In order of the number of frames in which they share a border (a parent state, its colonies and other names of the same country are counted as one group).
Succeeded by: Kingdom of Alba
Source: Wikidata (CC0)
Dál Riata or Dál Riada (also Dalriada) () was a Gaelic kingdom that encompassed the western seaboard of Scotland and northeastern Ireland, on each side of the North Channel.
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