Armenia
polity · 324 BC–present
Armenia, a polity recorded 324 BC–present: 13 mapped boundaries, cited to 4 sources, on an interactive historical map you can move through time.
Recorded boundaries
| Period | Control | Confidence | Evidence | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 324 BC–302 BC | administrative control | low confidence | observed at 324 BC | — |
| 301 BC–202 BC | administrative control | low confidence | observed at 301 BC | — |
| 2 BC–99 AD | administrative control | low confidence | observed at 2 BC | — |
| 100 AD–299 AD | administrative control | low confidence | observed at 100 AD | — |
| 300 AD | administrative control | low confidence | observed at 300 AD | — |
| 301 AD–399 AD | administrative control | low confidence | observed at 300 AD | Religion: oriental-orthodox. |
| 700 AD–799 AD | administrative control | low confidence | observed at 700 AD | Religion: oriental-orthodox. |
| 1000 AD–1099 AD | administrative control | low confidence | observed at 1000 AD | Religion: oriental-orthodox. |
| 1100 AD–1199 AD | administrative control | low confidence | observed at 1100 AD | Subject to Byzantine Empire. Religion: oriental-orthodox. |
| 1200 AD–1278 AD | administrative control | low confidence | observed at 1200 AD | Religion: oriental-orthodox. |
| 1914 AD–1919 AD | administrative control | high confidence | observed at 1914 AD | Religion: oriental-orthodox. |
| 1920 AD–1944 AD | administrative control | high confidence | observed at 1920 AD | Subject to USSR. Religion: oriental-orthodox. |
| 1994 AD–present | administrative control | high confidence | observed at 1994 AD | Religion: oriental-orthodox. |
Each row is a snapshot the source recorded, not a continuous history. The period between two observations is an inference this atlas shows rather than hides.
Sources
- Encyclopædia Britannica
- Historical Basemaps (Andrei Ourednik)
- The Global Religious Landscape, (2012)
- Ninian Smart (ed.), Atlas of the World's Religions, (1999)