“Duchy of Naples” — appears in this map’s data from AD 763 to 1138. Its territory was largest in AD 840 – 959, at ≈ 1,059 km².
| Period | Area |
|---|---|
| AD 763 – 839 | ≈ 1,035 km² |
| AD 840 – 959 | ≈ 1,059 km² |
| AD 960 – 979 | ≈ 770 km² |
| AD 980 – 989 | ≈ 866 km² |
| AD 990 – 1027 | ≈ 770 km² |
| AD 1034 – 1084 | ≈ 722 km² |
| AD 1085 – 1125 | ≈ 698 km² |
| AD 1126 – 1138 | ≈ 698 km² |
Outline of the territory in AD 840 – 959 (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 763 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 74 of 74 |
| AD 768 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 75 of 75 |
| AD 772 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 72 of 72 |
| AD 775 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 73 of 73 |
| AD 778 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 72 of 72 |
| AD 783 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 73 of 73 |
| AD 788 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 68 of 68 |
| AD 793 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 78 of 78 |
| AD 800 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 77 of 77 |
| AD 806 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 73 of 73 |
| AD 814 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 76 of 76 |
| AD 825 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 77 of 77 |
| AD 830 | ≈ 1,035 km² | 77 of 77 |
| AD 840 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 79 of 80 |
| AD 850 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 85 of 86 |
| AD 860 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 88 of 89 |
| AD 866 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 95 of 95 |
| AD 870 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 94 of 94 |
| AD 875 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 96 of 97 |
| AD 876 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 96 of 97 |
| AD 878 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 99 of 100 |
| AD 880 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 101 of 102 |
| AD 882 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 100 of 101 |
| AD 884 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 100 of 102 |
| AD 886 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 102 of 104 |
| AD 887 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 105 of 107 |
| AD 888 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 106 of 108 |
| AD 892 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 106 of 108 |
| AD 896 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 107 of 109 |
| AD 898 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 114 of 115 |
| AD 899 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 115 of 117 |
| AD 900 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 113 of 114 |
| AD 911 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 122 of 123 |
| AD 922 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 116 of 117 |
| AD 926 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 112 of 112 |
| AD 936 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 116 of 116 |
| AD 947 | ≈ 1,059 km² | 117 of 117 |
| AD 960 | ≈ 770 km² | 117 of 118 |
| AD 961 | ≈ 770 km² | 117 of 119 |
| AD 962 | ≈ 770 km² | 119 of 120 |
| AD 970 | ≈ 770 km² | 114 of 115 |
| AD 980 | ≈ 866 km² | 110 of 111 |
| AD 990 | ≈ 770 km² | 124 of 126 |
| AD 1000 | ≈ 770 km² | 123 of 126 |
| AD 1003 | ≈ 770 km² | 123 of 125 |
| AD 1010 | ≈ 770 km² | 129 of 130 |
| AD 1015 | ≈ 770 km² | 138 of 141 |
| AD 1018 | ≈ 770 km² | 136 of 138 |
| AD 1034 | ≈ 722 km² | 128 of 129 |
| AD 1040 | ≈ 722 km² | 136 of 136 |
| AD 1046 | ≈ 722 km² | 136 of 136 |
| AD 1056 | ≈ 722 km² | 144 of 146 |
| AD 1066 | ≈ 722 km² | 138 of 138 |
| AD 1072 | ≈ 722 km² | 138 of 138 |
| AD 1085 | ≈ 698 km² | 137 of 137 |
| AD 1094 | ≈ 698 km² | 135 of 135 |
| AD 1099 | ≈ 698 km² | 139 of 139 |
| AD 1111 | ≈ 698 km² | 140 of 140 |
| AD 1126 | ≈ 698 km² | 138 of 138 |
Its highest rank was in AD 788: number 68 of 68.
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 Sicily
Source: Wikidata (CC0)
The Duchy of Naples (Latin: Ducatus Neapolitanus, Neapolitan: Ducato di Napule) began as a Byzantine province in Southern Europe that was constituted in the seventh century, in the lands roughly corresponding to the current province of Naples that the Lombards had not conquered during their invasion of Italy in the sixth century.
Wikipedia (English) “Duchy of Naples”, introduction (first sentences) · text under CC BY-SA 4.0 · read more on Wikipedia
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