Largest empires in history including all claims on land and sea.
[[MORE]]1. Claims must be internationally recognized (e.g., papal bulls, treaties).
2. Sea claims (‘mare clausum’ doctrine) are included.
3. Only explored and mapped areas are...

Largest empires in history including all claims on land and sea.

1. Claims must be internationally recognized (e.g., papal bulls, treaties).

2. Sea claims (‘mare clausum’ doctrine) are included.

3. Only explored and mapped areas are included.

4. Unexplored, but encircled by explored areas (e.g. Australia) are included.

5. Effectively unconquerable territories held by great powers (e.g. Asian kingdoms) are excluded.

(Source: commons.wikimedia.org)

Related Posts

Territorial claims in AntarcticaTerritorial claims on AntarcticaTaiwan’s territorial claimsThe world if Antarctic territorial claims extended to the North Pole.Taiwan’s territorial claims.The Armenian, Assyro-Chaldean, Greek and Kurdish territorial claims on the Ottoman Empire.South China Sea territorial claims.Balkan territorial claims.Virginia’s territorial claims over the years.Greater Tokyo transit map
Comments powered by Disqus
  1. ninjaduckpirategoose reblogged this from jackscarab
  2. inetgate reblogged this from mapsontheweb
  3. break49 reblogged this from augustus-rus
  4. bouncinghedgehog reblogged this from mapsontheweb
  5. sunken-standard reblogged this from mapsontheweb
  6. foixelune reblogged this from rainbruw
  7. spacetimewithstuartgary reblogged this from mapsontheweb
  8. ser78 reblogged this from mapsontheweb
  9. knightsideman reblogged this from mapsontheweb and added:
    GLORIA DE LA HISPANIDAD
  10. miyamikenyati reblogged this from mapsontheweb
  11. bkrsszlrd reblogged this from mapsontheweb
  12. alvariu reblogged this from mapsontheweb
  13. rainbruw reblogged this from mapsontheweb
  14. happyenough reblogged this from mapsontheweb
  15. mapsontheweb posted this