Approximate borders

The world in 1400

116 states, peoples and territories are mapped in 1400. The largest are Siberians, Bantu peoples, Australian aboriginal hunter-gatherers.

Largest in 1400

Areas calculated from the map outlines (≈). Share of Earth's land area including Antarctica.

#	State or people	Area	Share of land
1	Siberians	9,032,068 km² (3,487,301 sq mi)	6.1%
2	Bantu peoples	8,475,455 km² (3,272,392 sq mi)	5.7%
3	Australian aboriginal hunter-gatherers	7,602,370 km² (2,935,292 sq mi)	5.1%
4	Northern Yuan	6,399,997 km² (2,471,053 sq mi)	4.3%
5	Timurid Empire	5,096,044 km² (1,967,594 sq mi)	3.4%
6	West African cereal farmers	4,395,429 km² (1,697,085 sq mi)	3.0%
7	Ming Empire	4,150,041 km² (1,602,340 sq mi)	2.8%
8	White Horde	3,717,748 km² (1,435,431 sq mi)	2.5%
9	Eastern North American hunter-gatherers	3,542,665 km² (1,367,831 sq mi)	2.4%
10	Amazon hunter-gatherers	3,215,447 km² (1,241,491 sq mi)	2.2%
11	Savanna hunter-gatherers	3,035,072 km² (1,171,848 sq mi)	2.0%
12	Sultanate of Delhi	2,932,766 km² (1,132,347 sq mi)	2.0%

Comparing the two snapshots. Some differences reflect improved mapping rather than real events, especially before 1500.

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