View a map of Central Europe in 750, a time when the Avars, a people from Central Asia, dominate and the Slavs are pressing westward and southward.

On this map, only two real states appear: the Frankish Kingdom, in dark purple, and the Roman Empire, commonly called "Eastern" or "Byzantine", in dark orange. All other shown entities were not states.

See a map of Europe in 750 CE, a time when the kingdom of the Frank, under its Carolingian rulers, was rising to dominate Europe.

21 June 2018 Categories: Maps of the history of Europe History of Europe Maps of the Umayyad Caliphate (Damascus) Frankia CC-BY-SA-4.0 Self-published work

From "A Classical Atlas, to Illustrate Ancient Geography; Comprised in Twenty-Five maps, Showing the Various Divisions of the World as Known to the Ancients; Composed from the Most Authentic Sources."

Dec 1, 2018 · Just a comment from a first overview from someone grown up in Asturias :-) The first capital of the Kingdom of Asturias is "Cangas de Onís", I think you misspelled there, there's an "s" missing. I love your maps :-)

The maps in this collection are indexed first in chronological order and then alphabetically. Historical map archive sorted chronologically. History maps from 501-1200.

Jan 22, 2010 · 1.2 Barbarian Settlement, c. 500 MAPS FOR CHAPTER 2: EARLY WESTERN CHRISTENDOM, c. 500-700 2.1 Physical Map of Europe 2.2 Europe, c. 500 MAPS FOR CHAPTER 3: NEIGHBORS: BYZANTIUM AND ISLAM, c. 500–1000 3.1 Byzantine Retrenchment and Expansion, c. 850-1050 3.2 The Islamic Empire, c. 750 MAPS FOR CHAPTER 4: CAROLINGIAN EUROPE, c. 700–850

Map of Medieval migrations, from the collection of Maps of prehistoric migrations. For context and reference, please read the book on Indo-European and Uralic migrations.

View a map of the World in 750 CE. Two huge empires between them cover a large chunk of Eurasia, the islamic Caliphate and the Chinese empire of the Tang dynasty.