World map in AD 1632 — territory by country

Frame AD 1632 — world borders from AD 1632 to AD 1635. 109 countries have territory in this frame, and the largest is Tsardom of Russia (≈ 7.74 million km²).

Countries with territory in this frame (109, largest first)

Rank	Country	Area
1	Tsardom of Russia	≈ 7.74 million km²
2	Spanish Empire	≈ 7.10 million km²
3	Ming dynasty	≈ 3.74 million km²
4	Ottoman Empire	≈ 3.59 million km²
5	Golden Horde	≈ 3.51 million km²
6	Mughal Empire	≈ 2.81 million km²
7	Safavid dynasty	≈ 2.81 million km²
8	Kazakh Khanate	≈ 2.56 million km²
9	Tibet	≈ 1.55 million km²
10	Swedish Empire	≈ 1.02 million km²
11	Moghulistan	≈ 936 thousand km²
12	Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth	≈ 875 thousand km²
13	Iberian Union	≈ 794 thousand km²
14	Funj Sultanate	≈ 627 thousand km²
15	Denmark–Norway	≈ 621 thousand km²
16	Ethiopian Empire	≈ 524 thousand km²
17	First Toungoo Empire	≈ 521 thousand km²
18	Mongol khanate	≈ 499 thousand km²
19	Kingdom of France	≈ 466 thousand km²
20	Khanate of Bukhara	≈ 430 thousand km²
21	Tumed	≈ 414 thousand km²
22	Saadi Sultanate	≈ 384 thousand km²
23	Ayutthaya Kingdom	≈ 382 thousand km²
24	Lan Xang	≈ 375 thousand km²
25	Oirat Confederation	≈ 366 thousand km²
26	Kingdom of England	≈ 342 thousand km²
27	Kanem–Bornu Empire	≈ 339 thousand km²
28	Tokugawa shogunate	≈ 329 thousand km²
29	Sultanate of Darfur	≈ 297 thousand km²
30	Habsburg monarchy	≈ 293 thousand km²
31	Khoshut Khanate	≈ 291 thousand km²
32	Later Jin (1616–1636)	≈ 281 thousand km²
33	Bijapur Sultanate	≈ 279 thousand km²
34	Khmer Empire	≈ 274 thousand km²
35	Jesuit missions among the Guaraní	≈ 261 thousand km²
36	Joseon	≈ 232 thousand km²
37	Johor Sultanate	≈ 207 thousand km²
38	Holy Roman Empire	≈ 185 thousand km²
39	Golconda Sultanate	≈ 169 thousand km²
40	Gorkha kingdom	≈ 148 thousand km²
41	Moghulistan	≈ 140 thousand km²
42	Kingdom of Kongo	≈ 132 thousand km²
43	Aceh Sultanate	≈ 127 thousand km²
44	Khanate of Khiva	≈ 125 thousand km²
45	Sultanate of Brunei (1368–1888)	≈ 112 thousand km²
46	Principality of Transylvania (1570–1711)	≈ 112 thousand km²
47	Nogai Horde	≈ 108 thousand km²
48	Trịnh lords	≈ 103 thousand km²
49	Nguyễn lords	≈ 90 thousand km²
50	Ya'rubids	≈ 88 thousand km²
51	Banten Sultanate	≈ 83 thousand km²
52	Moldavia	≈ 82 thousand km²
53	Kingdom of Mrauk U	≈ 77 thousand km²
54	Brandenburg–Prussia	≈ 76 thousand km²
55	Palembang Sultanate	≈ 75 thousand km²
56	Wallachia	≈ 74 thousand km²
57	Haudenosaunee	≈ 72 thousand km²
58	Malacca Sultanate	≈ 66 thousand km²
59	Mataram Sultanate	≈ 66 thousand km²
60	Don Cossacks	≈ 64 thousand km²
61	Crimean Khanate	≈ 59 thousand km²
62	Kalmyk Khanate	≈ 58 thousand km²
63	Ahmadnagar Sultanate	≈ 57 thousand km²
64	Dutch Republic	≈ 56 thousand km²
65	Republic of Venice	≈ 50 thousand km²
66	Madurai Nayak dynasty	≈ 48 thousand km²
67	New Netherland	≈ 47 thousand km²
68	Switzerland	≈ 44 thousand km²
69	Papal States	≈ 42 thousand km²
70	House of Savoy	≈ 41 thousand km²
71	Sultanate of Banjar	≈ 39 thousand km²
72	Li Zicheng	≈ 39 thousand km²
73	Portuguese Ceylon	≈ 33 thousand km²
74	Itza people	≈ 33 thousand km²
75	Sultanate of Cirebon	≈ 30 thousand km²
76	Duchy of Bavaria	≈ 26 thousand km²
77	Sultan of Perak	≈ 24 thousand km²
78	Bali Kingdom	≈ 22 thousand km²
79	English overseas possessions	≈ 21 thousand km²
80	Patani Kingdom	≈ 20 thousand km²
81	Republic of Florence	≈ 20 thousand km²
82	Kingdom of Mysore	≈ 18 thousand km²
83	New France	≈ 18 thousand km²
84	Duchy of Lorraine	≈ 17 thousand km²
85	Blambangan Kingdom	≈ 16 thousand km²
86	Kingdom of Kartli	≈ 15 thousand km²
87	Republic of Genoa	≈ 15 thousand km²
88	Thanjavur Nayak kingdom	≈ 15 thousand km²
89	Principality of Mingrelia	≈ 13 thousand km²
90	Kedah Sultanate	≈ 13 thousand km²
91	Kingdom of Imereti	≈ 11 thousand km²
92	Tanjungpura Kingdom	≈ 11 thousand km²
93	Bima Sultanate	≈ 10 thousand km²
94	Mạc dynasty	≈ 10 thousand km²
95	Champa	≈ 7,917 km²
96	Oyo Empire	≈ 6,032 km²
97	Sultanate of Sambas	≈ 5,844 km²
98	Principality of Abkhazia	≈ 5,829 km²
99	Principality of Guria	≈ 4,659 km²
100	Sultanate of Sulu	≈ 3,844 km²
101	Mempawah Kingdom	≈ 2,937 km²
102	Sultanate of Gowa	≈ 2,613 km²
103	Comtat Venaissin	≈ 2,319 km²
104	Sultan	≈ 2,155 km²
105	Republic of Ragusa	≈ 1,540 km²
106	Portuguese Empire	≈ 1,134 km²
107	Kathmandu	≈ 661 km²
108	Sultanate of Maguindanao	≈ 373 km²
109	County of Urgell	≈ 309 km²

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

New countries in this frame (2)

Li Zicheng · Kalmyk Khanate

Countries that disappeared in this frame (2)

Electorate of Saxony · Huguenots

The world in AD 1632

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

China (7)

AD 1632 — Kong Youde rebelled at Wuqiao and took Dengzhou; Commander Zhang Keda was killed in action. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷23 崇禎五年)
AD 1632 — Ligdan Khan of the Chahar fled west across the Yellow River, driving the people and livestock of Guihua, after hearing the name of the Later Jin army. (Draft History of Qing (Qingshigao) 清史稿卷2 天聰6年四月)
AD 1633 — Yuetuo and others reported the capture of Lüshunkou. (Draft History of Qing (Qingshigao) 清史稿卷2 天聰7年七月)
AD 1634 — Government troops besieged Gao Yingxiang and Li Zicheng for about two months at Chexiang Gorge in Xing'an, but accepted their false surrender and let them go. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷23 崇禎七年)
AD 1634 — They sent Daishan and others, who entered by Desheng Fort, seized Datong, reached the Yellow River in the west, and turned back from Shuozhou. (Draft History of Qing (Qingshigao) 清史稿卷2 天聰8年六月)
AD 1635 — Zhang Xianzhong took Fengyang and burned the royal mausoleum's pavilions and halls. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史卷23 崇禎八年)
AD 1635 — The Chahar Lady Nangnang and Taiji surrendered with fifteen hundred households; Ehe (額哲) came out with his mother and surrendered. (Draft History of Qing (Qingshigao) 清史稿卷2 天聰9年五月)

Southeast Asia (1)

AD 1633 — The king personally campaigned against Thuận Hóa, but did not win and returned. (Đại Việt sử ký toàn thư 本紀卷之十八「'''癸酉，五年（明崇禎六年）[」)

Sub-Saharan Africa (14)

AD 1632 — The pasha returns to Timbuktu and urgently sends a servant to the residents of Jenne (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXIII (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 15894))
AD 1632 — When the boat reaches the village of Buri, the army rebels against the pasha and sets up a successor (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXIII (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 16067))
AD 1632 — A new pasha is appointed (from the context of the chapter opening at line 16783: Ali ben Mobarek el-Masi, reign of 3 months) (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXV (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 16800))
AD 1632 — Caid Melluk, with the whole army, arrests and imprisons Bokar of Jenne-koi (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXV (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 16830))
AD 1632 — Bokar is executed at the kasbah (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXV (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 16843))
AD 1633 — Ahmad ben Hammu, appointed by Pasha Soud as caid of Jenne, arrives (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXV (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 16907))
AD 1633 — The author goes to Masina and visits Qadi Muhammad Sanba and Sultan Hammedi Amina (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXV (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 16922))
AD 1633 — The author returns to Jenne with a letter from Hammedi Amina (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXV (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 16927))
AD 1634 — Sultan Hammedi Amina of Masina sets out to the camp of Jaji, leading the army himself (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXV (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 16958))
AD 1634 — All the people of Bina abandon the city, and Yusaro hides nearby (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXV (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 17193))

Western Europe (1)

AD 1635 — On behalf of the colony, Winslow submitted a petition asking for protection or permission against French and Dutch schemes to divide the land. (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.14938)

The Americas (13)

AD 1632 — A letter said that Peirce's ship Ryan was badly damaged in an accident and he lost most of his property (it reached the colony on April 7 of the next year). (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.14100)
AD 1632 — When the French returned to Quebec, Le Jeune arrived with de Caën as superior of the Canadian mission (The Jesuit Relations Thwaites, Jesuit Relations vol. 5 (파일 jesuits05jesuuoft.txt, 공백정리본 450703자 지점))
AD 1633 — The Dutch built a flimsy fort to block them and threatened them with cannon, but the Plymouth boat passed by; they built a house up the river and set a fence around it (the first English settlement). (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.14343)
AD 1633 — That year an infectious fever killed more than twenty people, including old friends from Leiden. (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.14397)
AD 1634 — Hocking of Piscataway invaded Plymouth's limits and insisted on trading upriver; after a clash he was killed. This caused tension with the Boston side. (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.14501)
AD 1634 — A Plymouth bark traded on the Dutch side, met Captain Stone and was drawn into the affair. Later Stone's party was killed by natives (l.14828). (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.14770)
AD 1634 — In spring the natives around the trading post died miserably of smallpox; the people of Plymouth looked after them. (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.14859)
AD 1634 — The Pequots fought with a neighbor and fell out with the Narragansett. Since they were also at odds with the Dutch, they sent a friendly embassy to Massachusetts. (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.15853)
AD 1634 — A priest (editor's note on the person) went with Le Jeune in September of the same year to the new settlement of Trois-Rivières (The Jesuit Relations Thwaites, Jesuit Relations vol. 6 (파일 jesuitrelationsa06jesuuoft.txt, 공백정리본 530941자 지점))
AD 1635 — The Frenchman d'Aulnay entered the harbor of Penobscot and lured some of the trading post's men aboard his ship and seized them. (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.15097)

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◆ AD 1632 — Kalmyk Khanate appears
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