Territorial change of Tamna

“Tamna” — appears in this map’s data from AD 263 to 1278. Its territory was largest in AD 263 – 681, at ≈ 1,959 km².

Territory by period

PeriodArea
AD 263 – 681≈ 1,959 km²
AD 936 – 1271≈ 1,959 km²
AD 1272 – 1278≈ 1,959 km²
AD 263AD 1278

Outline at its largest extent

Outline of the territory in AD 263 – 681 (map drawing). Neighbouring countries are not drawn.

Area and rank by frame

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.

FrameAreaRank
AD 263≈ 1,959 km²40 of 40
AD 265≈ 1,959 km²40 of 40
AD 270≈ 1,959 km²40 of 40
AD 283≈ 1,959 km²38 of 38
AD 287≈ 1,959 km²43 of 43
AD 299≈ 1,959 km²43 of 43
AD 306≈ 1,959 km²43 of 43
AD 308≈ 1,959 km²43 of 43
AD 311≈ 1,959 km²43 of 43
AD 313≈ 1,959 km²43 of 43
AD 324≈ 1,959 km²45 of 45
AD 337≈ 1,959 km²47 of 47
AD 338≈ 1,959 km²47 of 47
AD 347≈ 1,959 km²46 of 46
AD 353≈ 1,959 km²49 of 49
AD 358≈ 1,959 km²50 of 50
AD 367≈ 1,959 km²51 of 51
AD 371≈ 1,959 km²48 of 48
AD 373≈ 1,959 km²47 of 47
AD 378≈ 1,959 km²45 of 45
AD 383≈ 1,959 km²44 of 44
AD 387≈ 1,959 km²52 of 53
AD 390≈ 1,959 km²52 of 53
AD 392≈ 1,959 km²51 of 52
AD 394≈ 1,959 km²49 of 50
AD 395≈ 1,959 km²50 of 51
AD 396≈ 1,959 km²50 of 51
AD 397≈ 1,959 km²52 of 53
AD 402≈ 1,959 km²53 of 54
AD 407≈ 1,959 km²54 of 55
AD 410≈ 1,959 km²53 of 54
AD 414≈ 1,959 km²55 of 56
AD 417≈ 1,959 km²54 of 55
AD 426≈ 1,959 km²54 of 55
AD 439≈ 1,959 km²49 of 50
AD 441≈ 1,959 km²49 of 50
AD 443≈ 1,959 km²50 of 51
AD 451≈ 1,959 km²49 of 50
AD 452≈ 1,959 km²49 of 50
AD 455≈ 1,959 km²51 of 52
AD 458≈ 1,959 km²51 of 52
AD 459≈ 1,959 km²51 of 52
AD 462≈ 1,959 km²53 of 54
AD 469≈ 1,959 km²53 of 55
AD 476≈ 1,959 km²54 of 57
AD 480≈ 1,959 km²55 of 57
AD 490≈ 1,959 km²54 of 55
AD 500≈ 1,959 km²53 of 54
AD 510≈ 1,959 km²52 of 53
AD 523≈ 1,959 km²52 of 54
AD 534≈ 1,959 km²53 of 56
AD 536≈ 1,959 km²53 of 56
AD 540≈ 1,959 km²59 of 64
AD 546≈ 1,959 km²59 of 64
AD 555≈ 1,959 km²62 of 67
AD 561≈ 1,959 km²63 of 68
AD 567≈ 1,959 km²63 of 68
AD 569≈ 1,959 km²63 of 68
AD 577≈ 1,959 km²66 of 70
AD 587≈ 1,959 km²63 of 67
AD 592≈ 1,959 km²65 of 70
AD 602≈ 1,959 km²64 of 69
AD 612≈ 1,959 km²63 of 68
AD 617≈ 1,959 km²60 of 65
AD 623≈ 1,959 km²64 of 69
AD 626≈ 1,959 km²63 of 67
AD 627≈ 1,959 km²63 of 67
AD 628≈ 1,959 km²61 of 65
AD 629≈ 1,959 km²64 of 68
AD 630≈ 1,959 km²65 of 68
AD 633≈ 1,959 km²65 of 69
AD 634≈ 1,959 km²62 of 66
AD 638≈ 1,959 km²67 of 71
AD 641≈ 1,959 km²67 of 71
AD 644≈ 1,959 km²70 of 74
AD 647≈ 1,959 km²66 of 70
AD 656≈ 1,959 km²65 of 69
AD 661≈ 1,959 km²64 of 68
AD 666≈ 1,959 km²63 of 67
AD 674≈ 1,959 km²65 of 69
AD 936≈ 1,959 km²113 of 116
AD 947≈ 1,959 km²116 of 117
AD 960≈ 1,959 km²114 of 118
AD 961≈ 1,959 km²114 of 119
AD 962≈ 1,959 km²116 of 120
AD 970≈ 1,959 km²111 of 115
AD 980≈ 1,959 km²107 of 111
AD 990≈ 1,959 km²121 of 126
AD 1000≈ 1,959 km²120 of 126
AD 1003≈ 1,959 km²118 of 125
AD 1010≈ 1,959 km²124 of 130
AD 1015≈ 1,959 km²130 of 141
AD 1018≈ 1,959 km²130 of 138
AD 1028≈ 1,959 km²123 of 130
AD 1034≈ 1,959 km²121 of 129
AD 1040≈ 1,959 km²127 of 136
AD 1046≈ 1,959 km²128 of 136
AD 1056≈ 1,959 km²138 of 146
AD 1066≈ 1,959 km²133 of 138
AD 1072≈ 1,959 km²133 of 138
AD 1085≈ 1,959 km²132 of 137
AD 1094≈ 1,959 km²131 of 135
AD 1099≈ 1,959 km²135 of 139
AD 1111≈ 1,959 km²137 of 140
AD 1126≈ 1,959 km²135 of 138
AD 1139≈ 1,959 km²137 of 140
AD 1147≈ 1,959 km²144 of 148
AD 1152≈ 1,959 km²137 of 140
AD 1169≈ 1,959 km²133 of 137
AD 1177≈ 1,959 km²132 of 136
AD 1188≈ 1,959 km²128 of 134
AD 1192≈ 1,959 km²129 of 132
AD 1202≈ 1,959 km²129 of 135
AD 1206≈ 1,959 km²143 of 149
AD 1210≈ 1,959 km²140 of 146
AD 1216≈ 1,959 km²138 of 143
AD 1220≈ 1,959 km²137 of 143
AD 1227≈ 1,959 km²134 of 139
AD 1236≈ 1,959 km²130 of 137
AD 1241≈ 1,959 km²123 of 130
AD 1250≈ 1,959 km²112 of 118
AD 1260≈ 1,959 km²118 of 123
AD 1270≈ 1,959 km²118 of 123
AD 1272≈ 1,959 km²113 of 121

Its highest rank was in AD 283: number 38 of 38.

Preceded and succeeded by

Succeeded by: Joseon

Source: Wikidata (CC0)

Wikipedia summary

Tamna (Korean: 탐라; Hanja: 耽羅) was a kingdom based on Jeju Island from ancient times until it was absorbed by the Korean Joseon dynasty in 1404, following a long period of being a tributary state or autonomous administrative region of various Korean kingdoms.

Wikipedia (English) “Tamna”, introduction (first sentences) · text under CC BY-SA 4.0 · read more on Wikipedia

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