World map in AD 1395 — territory by country

Frame AD 1395 — world borders from AD 1395 to AD 1401. 149 countries have territory in this frame, and the largest is Ming dynasty (≈ 4.94 million km²).

Countries with territory in this frame (149, largest first)

Rank	Country	Area
1	Ming dynasty	≈ 4.94 million km²
2	Golden Horde	≈ 4.29 million km²
3	Timurid Empire	≈ 3.96 million km²
4	Northern Yuan	≈ 3.44 million km²
5	Blue Horde	≈ 1.83 million km²
6	Chagatai Khanate	≈ 1.76 million km²
7	Tibet	≈ 1.55 million km²
8	Novgorod Republic	≈ 1.49 million km²
9	Mamluk Sultanate	≈ 1.48 million km²
10	Majapahit	≈ 1.00 million km²
11	Mali Empire	≈ 973 thousand km²
12	Grand Duchy of Lithuania	≈ 807 thousand km²
13	Norway	≈ 520 thousand km²
14	Holy Roman Empire	≈ 459 thousand km²
15	Bahmani Kingdom	≈ 439 thousand km²
16	Tughlaq dynasty	≈ 431 thousand km²
17	Ottoman Empire	≈ 403 thousand km²
18	Vijayanagara Empire	≈ 395 thousand km²
19	Ethiopian Empire	≈ 392 thousand km²
20	Marinid dynasty	≈ 389 thousand km²
21	Rasulid dynasty	≈ 378 thousand km²
22	Lan Xang	≈ 376 thousand km²
23	Crown of Castile	≈ 356 thousand km²
24	Sweden	≈ 350 thousand km²
25	Kingdom of Hungary	≈ 339 thousand km²
26	Ayutthaya Kingdom	≈ 321 thousand km²
27	Ashikaga shogunate	≈ 321 thousand km²
28	Bengal Sultanate	≈ 306 thousand km²
29	Shan States	≈ 274 thousand km²
30	Grand Principality of Moscow	≈ 249 thousand km²
31	Khmer Empire	≈ 240 thousand km²
32	Jalayirid Sultanate	≈ 238 thousand km²
33	Kingdom of Poland	≈ 234 thousand km²
34	Hafsid dynasty	≈ 224 thousand km²
35	Kingdom of France	≈ 222 thousand km²
36	Makuria	≈ 213 thousand km²
37	Joseon	≈ 208 thousand km²
38	Kingdom of England	≈ 194 thousand km²
39	Kingdom of Ava	≈ 194 thousand km²
40	Jaunpur Sultanate	≈ 159 thousand km²
41	Kashmir Sultanate	≈ 152 thousand km²
42	Qara Qoyunlu	≈ 152 thousand km²
43	Teutonic Order	≈ 145 thousand km²
44	Maya civilization	≈ 135 thousand km²
45	Ngô dynasty	≈ 133 thousand km²
46	Crown of Aragon	≈ 131 thousand km²
47	Zayyanid dynasty	≈ 126 thousand km²
48	Alodia	≈ 124 thousand km²
49	Samma dynasty	≈ 123 thousand km²
50	Sultanate of Ifat	≈ 121 thousand km²
51	Germiyanids	≈ 120 thousand km²
52	Champa	≈ 111 thousand km²
53	Kingdom of Bohemia	≈ 106 thousand km²
54	Moldavia	≈ 102 thousand km²
55	Karamanids	≈ 100 thousand km²
56	House of Habsburg	≈ 100 thousand km²
57	Chimor	≈ 98 thousand km²
58	Danish Realm	≈ 96 thousand km²
59	Kingdom of Portugal	≈ 92 thousand km²
60	Vladimir-Suzdal	≈ 91 thousand km²
61	Kingdom of Scotland	≈ 86 thousand km²
62	Mahdids	≈ 84 thousand km²
63	Hanthawaddy kingdom	≈ 79 thousand km²
64	Principality of Smolensk	≈ 76 thousand km²
65	Wallachia	≈ 75 thousand km²
66	Al-Ahsa Oasis	≈ 74 thousand km²
67	Duchy of Burgundy	≈ 70 thousand km²
68	Kingdom of Naples	≈ 69 thousand km²
69	Sukhothai Kingdom	≈ 63 thousand km²
70	Sri Lanka	≈ 62 thousand km²
71	Sunda Kingdom	≈ 62 thousand km²
72	Lanna Kingdom	≈ 53 thousand km²
73	Kingdom of Bosnia	≈ 52 thousand km²
74	Serbian Empire	≈ 51 thousand km²
75	Candar dynasty	≈ 49 thousand km²
76	Duchy of Bavaria	≈ 48 thousand km²
77	House of Valois-Anjou	≈ 46 thousand km²
78	Kingdom of Georgia	≈ 42 thousand km²
79	Margraviate of Brandenburg	≈ 42 thousand km²
80	Papal States	≈ 40 thousand km²
81	Beylik of Teke	≈ 31 thousand km²
82	Beylik of Dulkadir	≈ 30 thousand km²
83	Duchy of Brittany	≈ 30 thousand km²
84	House of Ascania	≈ 29 thousand km²
85	Emirate of Granada	≈ 28 thousand km²
86	Serbian Despotate	≈ 27 thousand km²
87	Empire of Trebizond	≈ 27 thousand km²
88	Judicate of Arborea	≈ 26 thousand km²
89	County of Savoy	≈ 25 thousand km²
90	Republic of Genoa	≈ 25 thousand km²
91	Republic of Venice	≈ 24 thousand km²
92	Ramadanid Emirate	≈ 24 thousand km²
93	Margraviate of Moravia	≈ 23 thousand km²
94	Pskov Republic	≈ 23 thousand km²
95	Earl of Desmond	≈ 20 thousand km²
96	Auvergne	≈ 20 thousand km²
97	Kedah Sultanate	≈ 18 thousand km²
98	Electorate of Trier	≈ 17 thousand km²
99	Tsardom of Vidin	≈ 16 thousand km²
100	County of Armagnac	≈ 16 thousand km²
101	Sarukhanids	≈ 15 thousand km²
102	House of Bourbon	≈ 14 thousand km²
103	Principality of Achaea	≈ 14 thousand km²
104	Kanem–Bornu Empire	≈ 14 thousand km²
105	Albanian principalities	≈ 14 thousand km²
106	Landgraviate of Brabant	≈ 13 thousand km²
107	Kingdom of Cyprus	≈ 13 thousand km²
108	Despotate of Epirus	≈ 12 thousand km²
109	Switzerland	≈ 12 thousand km²
110	Jaffna kingdom	≈ 12 thousand km²
111	Byzantine Empire	≈ 11 thousand km²
112	Despotate of Arta	≈ 11 thousand km²
113	Touraine	≈ 10 thousand km²
114	House of Luxembourg	≈ 10 thousand km²
115	Republic of Florence	≈ 10 thousand km²
116	Kingdom of Navarre	≈ 9,720 km²
117	Duchy of Aquitaine	≈ 9,582 km²
118	Cusco	≈ 8,783 km²
119	County of Foix	≈ 8,766 km²
120	County of Périgord	≈ 8,593 km²
121	Samudera Pasai Sultanate	≈ 8,416 km²
122	Patriarchate of Aquileia	≈ 8,171 km²
123	Aydinids	≈ 7,958 km²
124	Tver	≈ 7,122 km²
125	Principality of Valona	≈ 6,060 km²
126	Menteshe	≈ 5,886 km²
127	Michoacán	≈ 5,634 km²
128	Electorate of Saxony	≈ 5,458 km²
129	Tondo (historical polity)	≈ 4,953 km²
130	Sultanate of Brunei (1368–1888)	≈ 4,799 km²
131	Béarn	≈ 3,806 km²
132	County of Blois	≈ 3,681 km²
133	Republic of Pisa	≈ 2,642 km²
134	Comtat Venaissin	≈ 2,437 km²
135	Tenochtitlan	≈ 2,381 km²
136	County Palatine of Cephalonia and Zakynthos	≈ 2,210 km²
137	Texcoco	≈ 2,132 km²
138	Hokuzan	≈ 1,278 km²
139	Namayan	≈ 1,128 km²
140	Isle of Man	≈ 767 km²
141	Kingdom of Singapura	≈ 691 km²
142	Kathmandu	≈ 661 km²
143	Principality of Theodoro	≈ 654 km²
144	Chūzan	≈ 561 km²
145	Republic of Ragusa	≈ 544 km²
146	County of Urgell	≈ 380 km²
147	Nanzan	≈ 321 km²
148	Duchy of Styria	≈ 277 km²
149	Principality of Orange	≈ 141 km²

Map of this frame (only countries over 400,000 km², simplified)

New countries in this frame (2)

Jaunpur Sultanate · Principality of Valona

Countries that disappeared in this frame (7)

Sarbadars · Muzaffarids · Second Bulgarian Empire · Lavo Kingdom · Despotate of Dobruja · Nizhny Novgorod · County of Empúries

Directions of expansion (6)

These are cases where one country’s land grew into another country’s former land (not actual routes of advance).

Timurid Empire → former land of Sarbadars, ≈ 398 thousand km²
Timurid Empire → former land of Muzaffarids, ≈ 272 thousand km²
Timurid Empire → former land of Jalayirid Sultanate, ≈ 254 thousand km²
Timurid Empire → former land of Golden Horde, ≈ 162 thousand km²
Timurid Empire → former land of Qara Qoyunlu, ≈ 142 thousand km²
Timurid Empire → former land of Kingdom of Georgia, ≈ 121 thousand km²

The world in AD 1395

50 events from the sources that fall in this frame, grouped by region.

China (25)

AD 1395 — Mu Chun, Marquis of Xiping, captured and beheaded Azi and pacified Yuezhou. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷3 洪武二十八年)
AD 1395 — Duke of Song Feng Sheng was executed for his crimes. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷3 洪武二十八年)
AD 1396 — The Prince of Yan routed the enemy at Checheer Mountain and pursued them to Tucheng of the Uriyangkhai. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷3 洪武二十九年)
AD 1398 — Zhu Yuanzhang died at the West Palace at age 71; by edict, the imperial grandson Yunwen was to ascend the throne. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷3 洪武三十一年)
AD 1398 — The imperial grandson Zhu Yunwen (Emperor Jianwen) ascended the throne, and the following year was made the first year of Jianwen. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷4 洪武三十一年)
AD 1399 — Ni Liang, a centurion of the Yanshan Guard, reported the Prince of Yan's disloyalty, and an order was issued to arrest officials of the prince's household. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷4 建文元年)
AD 1399 — The Prince of Yan, Zhu Di, raised an army (the Jingnan campaign) and killed Zhang Bing, provincial administration commissioner of Beiping, and Xie Gui of the military command. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷4 建文元年)
AD 1399 — The Yan army took Jizhou; Ma Xuan fell in battle. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷4 建文元年)
AD 1399 — The Yan army took Juyong Pass. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷4 建文元年)
AD 1399 — The Yan army took Huailai; Song Zhong and Yu Tian were captured and killed. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷4 建文元年)

Southeast Asia (4)

AD 1398 — The rebellious treasurer Sang Ranjuna Tapa opened the city gate, and the Javanese forces took Singapura and carried out a massacre. (Malay Annals (Sejarah Melayu) Leyden 1821 p.86)
AD 1398 — Iskandar Shah fled from Singapura and reached Muar. (Malay Annals (Sejarah Melayu) Leyden 1821 p.86)
AD 1400 — Iskandar Shah left Muar and, while hunting under a malacca tree on the Bertam River, saw a white deer drive off dogs, and founded a city at Malacca. (Malay Annals (Sejarah Melayu) Leyden 1821 p.89)
AD 1401 — Bricks for building the Tây Đô citadel were fired in several kilns (after an earlier stone wall had collapsed). (Đại Việt sử ký toàn thư 本紀卷之八「辛巳<sub>漢蒼紹成元年，明建」)

West Asia (1)

AD 1399 — Pilgrimage to Jerusalem of Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk — arrival at Jerusalem (based on the sentence mentioning the arrival at Jerusalem) (Hakluyt, The Principal Navigations vol09 l.5425 (표제 l.5425))

Eastern Europe & Russia (3)

AD 1395 — Metropolitan Kyprian comes to Novgorod with the envoy of the patriarch and demands a trial. (Novgorod First Chronicle litopys 기사 1395년)
AD 1399 — Prince Yeyatak and Simeon attacked Nizhny and in 1399 took it by trickery, but with barely a thousand men they could not hold it. (Karamzin, History of the Russian State 제5권 II장)
AD 1400 — Archbishop Ioann begins the stone fortress of Detinets. (Novgorod First Chronicle litopys 기사 1400년)

The Americas (17)

AD 1400 — After Viracocha's death, his legitimate son Pachacuti succeeds to the empire. (Inca Garcilaso, Royal Commentaries of the Incas Libro VI cap. X (vol.2, l.6399))
AD 1400 — Capac Yupanqui, Pachacuti's brother, easily subdues the fertile provinces of Tarma and Pumpu (called Bombón by the Spaniards). (Inca Garcilaso, Royal Commentaries of the Incas Libro VI cap. XI (vol.2, l.6512))
AD 1400 — Against rebellious provinces the Inca waits for hunger to subdue the enemy (Chapter 13). (Inca Garcilaso, Royal Commentaries of the Incas Libro VI cap. XIII (vol.2, l.6725))
AD 1400 — The province of the good chief Huamachuco is subdued; the Incas later honor him and his descendants highly. (Inca Garcilaso, Royal Commentaries of the Incas Libro VI cap. XIV (vol.2, l.6824))
AD 1400 — Uncle and nephew continue the conquests and reach the border of Cajamarca. (Inca Garcilaso, Royal Commentaries of the Incas Libro VI cap. XV (vol.2, l.6858))
AD 1400 — Conquest of Yauyo and the triumphal return of uncle and nephew (title of Chapter 16). (Inca Garcilaso, Royal Commentaries of the Incas Libro VI cap. XVI (vol.2, l.6960))
AD 1400 — The prudent men of Cajamarca argue for surrender, saying they cannot withstand the Inca's power. (Inca Garcilaso, Royal Commentaries of the Incas Libro VI cap. XVI (vol.2, l.6985))
AD 1400 — Pachacuti receives his brother and the crown prince with a grand triumphal ceremony and has them carried into the city in litters. (Inca Garcilaso, Royal Commentaries of the Incas Libro VI cap. XVI (vol.2, l.7013))
AD 1400 — He turns to conquer the flat coastal plain in that direction; until then the Inca had taken lands as far as Nasca. (Inca Garcilaso, Royal Commentaries of the Incas Libro VI cap. XVII (vol.2, l.7083))
AD 1400 — In the conquest of Chincha, he destroys the waterworks and dries the crops, aiming to subdue the Yunga (coastal people) by hunger. (Inca Garcilaso, Royal Commentaries of the Incas Libro VI cap. XVIII (vol.2, l.7236))

Changes of power ◆

◆ AD 1395 — Jaunpur Sultanate appears
◆ AD 1395 — Lavo Kingdom ends
◆ AD 1395 — Muzaffarids ends
◆ AD 1395 — Sarbadars ends
◆ AD 1395 — Second Bulgarian Empire ends
◆ AD 1395 — Timurid Empire takes 398,200 km² of former Sarbadars land
◆ AD 1395 — Timurid Empire takes 271,800 km² of former Muzaffarids land
◆ AD 1395 — Timurid Empire takes 254,300 km² of former Jalayirid Sultanate land