World map in AD 800

47 polities have borders on the map in AD 800.

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AD 800 · States and empires in AD 800 (47)

Recorded coverage compared with AD 700

Newly covered by recorded outlines (17): Abbasid Caliphate, Aghlabid Emirate, Akoyombeyabo, Carolingian Empire, Duchy of Naples, Emirate of Córdoba, Faroe Islands, Kingdom of Aquitaine, Kingdom of Asturias, Kingdom of East Anglia, Kingdom of Mercia, Mutul Kingdom (790-900), Nankaido, Papal States, Petexbatún Kingdom (790-950), Seisyllwg, Snake Kingdom (744-909)

Not covered by recorded outlines (14): Sind, Teotihuacán, Visigothic Kingdom, Kingdom of the Alamanni, Austria, Lombard Kingdom, Neustria, Langobardia Minor, Exarchate of Ravenna, Mutul Kingdom (650-715), Petexbatún Kingdom (652-790), Umayyad Caliphate, Ystrad Tywi, Snake Kingdom (695-715)

States and empires in AD 800

Battles, AD 800 – AD 899

Battle of Conchas de Arganzón · AD 800· map
Siege of Barcelona · AD 800.667· map
Battle of Comacchio · AD 808· map
Battle of Ray · AD 811.333· map
Battle of Pliska · AD 811.568· map
Siege of Adrianople (813) · AD 812· map
Battle of Mallorca · AD 812· map
Battle of Versinikia · AD 813.474· map
Battle of Pancorbo · AD 815· map
Battle of Roncevaux Pass · AD 823· map
Battle of Ellandun · AD 824· map
Battle of Anceo · AD 824· map
Battle of Hingston Down · AD 837· map
Battle of Anzen · AD 838.558· map
Sack of Amorium · AD 838.583· map
Battle of the Bridge of Cornellana · AD 841· map
Battle of Fontenoy · AD 841.482· map
Battle of Messac · AD 842· map
Battle of Toulouse · AD 843· map
Battle of Blain · AD 843.396· map
Battle of Angumois · AD 844.333· map
Battle of Clavijo · AD 844.394· map
Battle of Tablada · AD 844.861· map
Battle of Licosa · AD 845· map
Battle of Ballon · AD 845.891· map
Battle of Ostia · AD 848· map
Battle of Albelda · AD 850· map
Battle of Guadalacete · AD 851· map
Battle of Jengland · AD 851.641· map
Battle of Jandula · AD 852· map
Battle of Llandudno · AD 855· map
Battle of Monte Laturce · AD 858· map
Battle of Hakadal · AD 859· map
Battle of the Morcuera · AD 865.605· map
Battle of York · AD 866· map
Battle of Brissarthe · AD 866.503· map
Battle of Orkdal · AD 869· map
First Battle of Solskjel · AD 869· map
Battle of Llangollen · AD 869· map
Battle of Englefield · AD 870.999· map
Battle of Kardia · AD 871· map
Battle of Reading · AD 871.019· map
Battle of Ashdown · AD 871.019· map
Battle of Basing · AD 871.058· map
Battle of Bathys Ryax · AD 872· map
Rhiw Saeson Battle · AD 872· map
Battle of Hafrsfjord · AD 872.547· map
Battle of Dollar · AD 875· map
Battle of Dayr al-Aqul · AD 876.269· map
Battle of Andernach · AD 876.769· map
Battle of Cynwit · AD 877· map
Battle of Polvoraria · AD 877· map
Battle of Chippenham · AD 877.917· map
Battle of Edington · AD 878.25· map
Battle of Fjaler · AD 879· map
Battle of Thimeon · AD 880· map
Battle of the Conwy · AD 880· map
Battle of Caltavuturo · AD 880· map
Battle of Montfaucon · AD 881· map
Battle of Cellorigo · AD 881· map
First Battle of Cellorigo · AD 881· map
Battle of Saucourt-en-Vimeu · AD 881.589· map
Second Battle of Cellorigo · AD 882· map
Battle of Padura · AD 887· map
Battle of Leuven · AD 890· map
Battle of Bayyana · AD 890· map
Battle of Buttington · AD 892· map
Battle of Benfleet · AD 893· map
Battle of Boulgarophygon · AD 895· map
Battle of Medina Elvira · AD 898· map

Volcanic eruptions (VEI ≥ 4), AD 800 – AD 899

Fujisan eruption · AD 800.277 · VEI 4
Popocatepetl eruption · AD 823.167 · VEI 4
Kozushima eruption · AD 838.586 · VEI 4
Furnas eruption · AD 840 · VEI 4
Churchill eruption · AD 847 · VEI 6
Raoul Island eruption · AD 850 · VEI 4
Miyakejima eruption · AD 850 · VEI 4
Kinenin eruption · AD 850 · VEI 4
Izu-Oshima eruption · AD 854.702 · VEI 4
Puyehue-Cordon Caulle eruption · AD 860 · VEI 5
Bardarbunga eruption · AD 870 · VEI 4
Alamagan eruption · AD 870 · VEI 4
Ata eruption · AD 874.243 · VEI 4
Ata eruption · AD 885.66 · VEI 4
Izu-Oshima eruption · AD 886.493 · VEI 4
Niijima eruption · AD 886.493 · VEI 4
Niigata-Yakeyama eruption · AD 887 · VEI 4
Pelee eruption · AD 890 · VEI 4

Significant earthquakes, AD 800 – AD 899

The 20 strongest of 53.

SANRIKU earthquake · AD 869.533 · M8.6
NANKAIDO earthquake · AD 887.652 · M8.6
TOKKAIDO earthquake · AD 818.583 · M7.9
DAMGHAN, QUMIS earthquake · AD 856.974 · M7.9 · 200000 deaths
HINDU-KUSH; KAZAHKSTAN: BALKHA earthquake · AD 818.372 · M7.5
SPAIN; ALGERIA; MOROCCO earthquake · AD 881.402 · M7.5
KANAGAWA earthquake · AD 878.833 · M7.4
SICHUAN PROVINCE: XICHANG earthquake · AD 814.253 · M7 · 101 deaths
YOMAGATA, SHONAI earthquake · AD 850.905 · M7
NAOETSU, NIIGATA PREFECTURE earthquake · AD 863.525 · M7
SAIMAREH earthquake · AD 871.88 · M6.8 · 20000 deaths
NINGXIA: QINGTONGXIA earthquake · AD 876.536 · M6.5
HONSHU: NIIGATA earthquake · AD 887.586 · M6.5
ARDABIL earthquake · AD 891 · M6.3
VERONA earthquake · AD 894 · M5.3
DVIN earthquake · AD 851 · M5.2 · 12000 deaths
DVINA earthquake · AD 858 · M5.2 · 12000 deaths
DVINA earthquake · AD 863.25 · M4.9
DVIN earthquake · AD 856 · M4.5
ROMA (ROME) earthquake · AD 801.329 ·

1 witnessed meteorite fall was recorded in AD 800 – AD 899.

Sources

Borders: OpenHistoricalMap contributors (CC0 1.0). Battles: Wikidata (CC0 1.0). Eruptions: Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program. Earthquakes: NOAA NCEI. Conflict events: UCDP GED (CC BY 4.0). Meteorites: NASA/Meteoritical Society. Full citations.