سلطنتاں دی لسٹ
سلطنت (جمع:سلطنتاں/سلطنتاں)،اس جعرافیائی منطقے نوں کہیا جاندا اے جس نوں کسی حکومت یا شاہت نے گھیرا یا قابو وچ کیہ ہوئے۔ اس دنیا دے پیدا ہونے توں اج تک سلطنتاں دا اک تریخ چلا آ رہیا اے۔ اس دنیا اُتے ہمیشہ توں سلطنتاں دا سلسلہ آ رہیا اے۔ مذہبی طور اُتے دو قسم دی سلطنت ہُندیاں نيں اک سب توں عظیم سلطنت جو خدائے عالم اللہ دا اے تے دوسرا قسم انسانی سلطنتاں دا اے۔ اس صفحے وچ دنیا دے تریخ وچ سب سلطنتاں دی لسٹ درج اے۔
سلطنتاں تے خاندان
[سودھو]سلطنت | اصل | راجگڑھ | کب سے | کب تک | دورانیہ | نوٹ | پہلا رہنما | آخری رہنما |
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ہخامنشی سلطنت | ایران | Various, including پاسارگاد, Ecbatana, Persepolis, سوسن, Babylon | 550 ق م | 330 ق م | 220 | The first Persian empire, and the largest one in classical antiquity, founded by کورش اعظم. | ||
Afsharid Dynasty | ایران | مشہد | 1736 | 1796 | 60 | Founded by Nader Shah, at its peak expanded Persia as far west as Baghdad, and as far east as Delhi. | ||
Abbasid Caliphate | Iraq | Baghdad, الرقہ, کوفہ, سامراء, Anbar | 750 | 1258 | 508 | Successor of the خلافت امویہ. | As-Saffah | Al-Musta'sim |
اہوم خاندان | شمال مشرقی بھارت | Charaideo, Garhgaon, Rangpur (Ahom capital), جورہٹ | 1228 | 1838 | 610 | It is well known for maintaining its sovereignty for nearly 600 years and successfully resisting مغلیہ سلطنت expansion in شمال مشرقی بھارت. | ||
سلطنت اکد | Sumer | عکادی | 2300 ق م | 2200 ق م | 100 | The Second Empire On The Earth. | ||
Aksumite Empire | Ethiopia | Axum | 150 | 940 | 790 | Succeeded by the Ethiopian Empire. | ||
Akwamu | West Africa | Akwamufie, Nyanoase | 1505 | 1867 | 362 | |||
علوی شاہی سلسلہ, Sultanate of Morocco (1665–1912) | مراکش | فاس, مکناس | 1631 | 1912 | 281 | Sharifian Empire of Morocco | ||
دولت موحدین | مراکش | مراکش, Seville | 1121 | 1269 | 148 | Berber Empire | ||
Almoravid dynasty | مراکش | اقمات (1040–1062), مراکش (1062–1147) | 1040 | 1147 | 107 | Berber Empire | ||
Angevin Empire | مملکت انگلستان, France | No official capital. Court was generally held at آنژہ and شیناں | 1154 | 1242 | 88 | |||
مملکت آرمینیا | Armenia | Tigranakert | 190 ق م | 428 | 618 | تگرین اعظم took the title King of Kings. | ||
اشوریہ | بین النہرین | Assur, later نینوا | 2025 ق م | 609 ق م | 1416 | |||
Ashanti Empire | West Africa | کوماسی | 1670 | 1902 | 232 | |||
آسٹریائی سلطنت | Austria | ویانا | 1804 | 1867 | 63 | Preceded by the Holy Roman Empire. | ||
Austria-Hungary | Austria, Hungary | ویانا, بوداپست | 1867 | 1918 | 51 | Often referred to as the "Austro-Hungarian Empire". Formed out of the آسٹریائی سلطنت as a result of the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867. Officially a real union of the rump Austrian Empire (Cisleithania) and the Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen/Transleithania. Ruler was therefore referred to as Kaiser und König ("Emperor-King", literally "Emperor and King"). | F.F.von Beust | Charles IV |
Ayyubid dynasty | Middle East | قاہرہ, دمشق, Hama | 1171 | 1341 | 170 | Founded by Saladin, See also List of Muslim states and dynasties. | ||
Aztec Empire | Mesoamerica | Tenochtitlan | 1428 | 1521 | 93 | The capital of میکسیکو, میکسیکو شہر, is built on the ruins of Tenochtitlan. | ||
Aulikara Empire | India | Mandsaur, | 528 | 550 | 22 | Empire disintegrated after Shiladitya, the second king's death. | Yashodharman | Shiladitya (ruler of Malwa) |
Babylonian Empire | بین النہرین | Babylon | 1900 ق م | 1600 ق م | 300 | See also جدید بابلی سلطنت. | ||
Balhae | North Korea, منچوریا | Sanggyeong | 698 | 926 | 228 | Successor of Goguryeo. | ||
سلطنت بامنیا | West Africa | سیگو | 1712 | 1861 | 149 | Also known as the Bambara Empire or Ségou Empire | ||
Belgian colonial empire | بلجئیم | Brussels | 1901 | 1962 | 61 | Overseas possessions were referred to as "the colonies" rather than an empire. | ||
Benin Empire | Nigeria | بینن شہر | 1440 | 1897 | 457 | |||
Kadamba dynasty | Karnataka | Banavasi | 345 | 540 | 195 | The Kadambas (345–540 CE) were an ancient royal family of Karnataka, India, that ruled northern Karnataka and the Konkan from Banavasi in present-day Uttara Kannada district. The kingdom was founded by Mayurasharma in 345 CE. | ||
Bornu Empire | Nigeria | Ngazargamu | 1387 | 1893 | 506 | The continuation of the Kanem Empire. | ||
سلطنت برازیل | برازیل | ریو دے جینیرو | 1822 | 1889 | 67 | Established after Pedro I of Brazil declared the independence of Brazil from پرتگال. | Pedro I | Pedro II |
Britannic Empire | Britain | لوندینیوم | 286 | 296 | 10 | Was a break-away state of the رومی سلطنت. See also the Carausian Revolt. | ||
سلطنت برطانیہ | United Kingdom | London | 1603 | 1997 | 394 | The largest empire in world history. Precursor to the modern Commonwealth of Nations. Remnants of the empire include the British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies. Her Majesty Queen ایلزبتھ دوم remains as sovereign. For many the handover of Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China on 1 July 1997 marked the end of the British Empire.[۱] | James I | Elizabeth II |
British Raj | برصغیر | کولکاتا (1858–1912), New Delhi (1912–1947) | 1858 | 1947 | 89 | Governed by تاج برطانیہ and part of the سلطنت برطانیہ. Queen Victoria was proclaimed شہنشاہ ہند in 1876. | ||
Bruneian Empire | بورنیو | Not specified, possibly Kota Batu | 1368 | 1888 | 520 | Lasted until it became a British protectorate in 1888. | ||
سلطنت بلغاریہ اول | بلقان, مشرقی یورپ and Central Europe | Pliska (680–893), Preslav (893–972), اسکوپیہ (972–992), اوخرید (992–1018) | 680 | 1018 | 338 | Founded by Khan Asparukh. Under زار Simeon I became the first powerful سلاو Empire. Falls to the Byzantine Empire under شہنشاہ Basil II. | ||
سلطنت بلغاریہ دوم | بلقان | Tarnovo | 1185 | 1422 | 237 | Successor of the سلطنت بلغاریہ اول. Under the Tsars Kaloyan and Ivan Asen II became the most powerful state in the Balkans. | ||
برگنڈی ڈچی | مغربی یورپ | دیجون | 1364 | 1477 | 113 | Theorically vassal of France. Ruled a very large territory from الپس to بحیرہ شمال. | ||
Buyid dynasty | ایران | Shiraz | 934 | 1055 | 121 | |||
بازنطینی سلطنت | بازنطینی سلطنت (Greece, اناطولیہ, افریقا, فلسطین, Syria, Italy) | قسطنطنیہ | 284 | 1460 | 1176 | The eastern half of the Roman Empire. Term conventionally used since the 19th century to describe the Greek-speaking رومی سلطنت during the Middle Ages. | ||
Caliphate of Córdoba | جزیرہ نما آئبیریا | قرطبہ | 756 | 1031 | 275 | See also خلافت. | ||
Cao Wei | China | لوویانگ | 220 | 265 | 45 | See also تین مملکتاں. | ||
قدیم قرطاجنہ | شمالی افریقا | قرطاجنہ | 814 ق م | 146 ق م | 668 | |||
Cebu Rajahnate | فلپائن | Cebu City | 1279 | 1565 | 286 | An Indianized state founded by a minor Chola prince. | ||
Chagatai Khanate | Transoxania | Almaliq, Qarshi | 1225 | 1687 | 462 | Division of the Mongol Empire. | ||
Chalukya dynasty | India | Badami | 543 | 753 | 210 | |||
چوہان | Northern India | Delhi | 800 | 1200 | 400 | |||
Chenla | Cambodia | Isanapura | 550 | 802 | 252 | Succeeded by the Khmer Empire. | ||
Chera dynasty | جنوبی ہند | Vanchi Muthur, کرور, Kodungallur, کولم. | 400 ق م | 1729 | 2129 | A Tamil (Later, Malayalam) dynasty which includes Early Cheras, Medieval Cheras, Kodungallur Cheras and Venadu Cheras. | ||
Chola empire | جنوبی ہند | Uraiyur, Pazhaiyaarai, تنجاور, Gangaikonda Cholapuram | 400 ق م | 1540 | 1940 | A Tamil dynasty which includes Early Cholas, Medieval Cholas and Later Cholas till the reign of Virasekhara Chola (opponent of Nagama Nayak). Ruled parts of India,Sri lanka,Malaysia,Singapore,Indonesia,Burma Maldives and Philippines. | ||
Commonwealth of England | British Isles | London | 1649 | 1660 | 11 | Short پیوریٹن and republican period in Britain. The Cromwell's army conquered Ireland and جمیکا. | ||
Congo Free State | actual جمہوری جمہوریہ کانگو | Vivi then Boma | 1885 | 1908 | 23 | Private kingdom of Leopold II. بیلجین کانگو by بلجئیم after the revelation of committed atrocities in rubber plantations. | ||
خانان کریمیا | بحیرہ اسود | باغچہ سرائے | 1441 | 1783 | 342 | One of the last Turkic kingdoms, annexed by سلطنت روس. | ||
Dacian Empire | Romania | Sarmizegetusa Regia | 168 ق م | 106 | 274 | Reached its territorial expansion under King Burebista (82 BC – 44 BC) and also had the title of King of Kings. | ||
Danish colonial empire | ڈنمارک (as Denmark–Norway 1536–1814) | Copenhagen | 1536 | 1953 | 417 | See also Danish overseas colonies. | ||
سلطنت دہلی | برصغیر | Delhi | 1206 | 1527 | 321 | |||
درانی سلطنت | Afghanistan | قندھار, کابل | 1747 | 1823 | 76 | |||
ولندیزی سلطنت | نیدرلینڈز | Amsterdam | 1568 | 1975 | 407 | See also ولندیزی ایسٹ انڈیا کمپنی and Dutch West India Company. | ||
Egyptian Empire | مصر | Various, including طیبہ, Akhetaten, بر رمسیس, Memphis | 1550 ق م | 1077 ق م | 473 | See also 18th Dynasty, 19th Dynasty & 20th Dynasty. | ||
Elamite Empire | South West ایران | سوسن | 2800 ق م | 300 ق م | 2500 | |||
Ethiopian Empire | Ethiopia | ادیس ابابا | 1137 | 1974 | 837 | |||
دولت فاطمیہ | المغرب, مصر | مہدیہ (909–969), قاہرہ (969–1171) | 909 | 1171 | 262 | See also خلافت. | ||
فرانسیسی سلطنت اول | France | Paris | 1804 | 1814/1815 | 10/11 | |||
فرانسیسی سلطنت دوم | France | Paris | 1852 | 1870 | 18 | |||
French colonial empire | France | Paris | 1534 | Either surviving until present or ended in 1980 | 490 as of ۲۰۲۴ or 446 as of 1980 | Some consider the Empire ending with the end of French presence in وانواتو (see New Hebrides) France still maintains overseas possessions in the form of Overseas France. | ||
Frankish Empire | مغربی یورپ | Various, including سواسون, Paris, Reims, اوغلیاں, میتز & Aachen | 250 | 950 | 700 | |||
Funan | Cambodia | Vyadhapura | 50 | 550 | 500 | Succeeded by the Chenla. | ||
Gallic Empire | Rhineland-Palatinate | Colonia Agrippina | 260 | 274 | 14 | Broke off from the رومی سلطنت during the Crisis of the Third Century. | ||
Gaza Empire | جنوبی افریقا | Not specified | 1824 | 1895 | 71 | |||
جمہوریہ جینوا | Italy | جینوا | 1096 | 1797 | 701 | Major commercial power during the Late Middle Ages. Established colonies across the Mediterranean and Black Sea. | ||
Georgian Empire | جارجیا | کوتائیسی, تبلیسی | 1008 | 1490 | 482 | Established in 1008 as an unified kingdom. Georgian kings took title "King of Kings" and ruled over large territory consisting of Georgian, Armenian and Muslim areas, as well as numerous client states. Officially dissolved at 1490. | ||
جرمن سلطنت | جرمنی | Berlin | 1871 | 1918 | 47 | See also German colonial empire/Also known as "The Second Reich". Otto Von Bismark as Prime minister of Prussia, uniter of Germany and then Chancellor of Germany(1871–1890) likely had far more political pull than Wilhelm I. | Wilhelm I | Wilhelm II |
Ghana Empire | Mauritania, and Western Mali | Koumbi Saleh | 300 | 1240 | 940 | The empire became known in Europe and Arabia as the "Ghana Empire" by the title of its ruler (meaning "Warrior King"). Also known as Wagadou. | ||
Ghaznavid dynasty | Afghanistan | Ghazni later Lahore | 963 | 1187 | 224 | |||
غوری خاندان | Afghanistan | Firuzkuh | 1148 | 1215 | 67 | |||
Goguryeo | کوریا[۲] | Jolbon, Gungnae City, Pyongyang | 37 ق م | 668 | 705 | Predecessor of Balhae and Goryeo. | ||
Goryeo | کوریا | کائسونگ, Ganghwa | 918 | 1392 | 474 | Successor of Goguryeo. Unification of the Korean Peninsula. State maintained as an empire between 918 and 1274. | ||
Gorkha Empire | Greater Nepal | 1600 | 1850 | 250 | Unification of Greater Nepal. State maintained as an empire between 1600 and 1840. | |||
Göktürk Khaganate | Inner Asia | Ötüken | 552 | 747 | 195 | 552–603 First empire, 603–658 Double empire, 658–681 Dark age, 681–747 Second empire. | ||
Golden Horde | وسط ایشیا | سرائے (شہر) | 1240 | 1502 | 262 | Break-away state of the Mongol Empire. | ||
عظیم فولو سلطنت | سینیگال | Tekrur | 1514 | 1776 | 262 | |||
Great Moravian Empire | Central Europe | Mikulčice-Valy | 833 | 900 | 67 | The word "Moravia" did not refer only to present-day موراویا. | ||
Great Seljuq Empire | Aral Sea, Asia Minor, ایران | نیشاپور and later on Rey | 1037 | 1194 | 157 | Turkish empire, predecessor of the Sultanate of Rum. | ||
گرجر پرتیہار خاندان | برصغیر | Kannauj | 600 | 1136 | 536 | Founded by great king of Gujjars. | ||
Gupta Empire | برصغیر | Pataliputra | 320 | 550 | 230 | Founded by شری گپتا. | ||
Han dynasty | China | Chang'an, لوویانگ, شوچانگ | 206 ق م | 220 | 426 | Founded by Liu Bang the High Ancestor. | ||
Hanseatic League | بحیرہ شمال and بحیرہ بالٹک | لوبیک | 1356 | 1648 | 292 | Alliance of German and Baltic merchant شہر ریاست. | ||
Empire of Harsha | Northern India | Kannauj | 606 | 647 | 41 | Founded by Harshavardhana; collapsed after his death. | ||
Hephthalite Empire | Afghanistan | کابل | 420 | 567 | 147 | |||
Hittite Empire | اناطولیہ | ہاتوسا | 1460 ق م | 1180 ق م | 280 | See also Syro-Hittite states. | ||
Holy Roman Empire | Central Europe | Not specified | 962 | 1806 | 844 | Referred to simply as the Roman Empire (not to be confused with the actual رومی سلطنت) before 1157, when it became the Holy Empire. The Holy Roman Empire is attested from 1254. Was officially known as the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation after 1512, although this designation had fallen out of use again by the 18th century. See Holy Roman Empire § Name. | ||
ہوتکی سلطنت | ایران | Isfahan | 1709 | 1738 | 29 | |||
ہویسل خاندان | India | Belur, Halebidu | 1026 | 1343 | 317 | |||
Hunnic Empire | Eurasia | Not specified | 370 | 469 | 99 | |||
ادریسی سلطنت | مراکش | فاس | 788 | 974 | 186 | Founders of the first مراکش state. | ||
ایل خانی | ایران | Maragheh, تبریز, سلطانیہ | 1256 | 1335 | 79 | Division of the Mongol Empire. | ||
Kingdom of Judah (united monarchy) | Israel | یروشلم | 1050 ق م | 586 ق م | 464 | Considers the Start of Saul's reign, through the dual kingdoms of the مملکت اسرائیل and the Kingdom of Judah, until the سلطنت بابلn conquest of Judah. | ||
انکا (انکا) | Andes (پیرو, Bolivia, ایکواڈور, parts of چلی, Argentina and کولومبیا) | Cusco | 1438 | 1533 | 95 | The largest empire in pre-Columbian America. | ||
سلطنت اطالیہ | Italy | Rome | 1885 | 1943 | 58 | See also Italian imperialism under Fascism. | ||
سلطنت جاپان | جاپان | Tokyo | 1868 | 1947 | 79 | Emperor's government took control of the country in 1868. Regional hegemony in East Asia ended in 1945. The new constitution of 1947 formally abolished the empire.[۳] | Meiji | Hirohito |
Jin dynasty (265–420) | China | لوویانگ (265–311), Chang'an (312–316), Jiankang (317–420) | 265 | 420 | 155 | Subdivided into two dynasties. Western Jìn dynasty (265–316), Eastern Jìn dynasty (317–420). | ||
Jin dynasty (1115–1234) | Northern China, منچوریا | ہوینینگ پریفیکچر, Zhongdu, کائفینگ | 1115 | 1234 | 119 | Also known as the Jurchens, were the ancestors of the Manchus who established the Qing dynasty. | ||
Jolof Empire | West Africa | Linguère | 1350 | 1549 | 199 | Also known as the Wollof Empire. Succeeded by the Kingdom of Jolof (1549–1875). | ||
Kaabu Empire | West Africa | Kansala | 1537 | 1867 | 330 | Also written Gabu, Ngabou, and N’Gabu'. | ||
کالمار اتحاد | Scandinavia | راسکیلے then Copenhagen | 1397 | 1523 | 126 | Personal union of ڈنمارک, پومیرانیا, ناروے and سویڈن. | ||
Kanem Empire | چاڈ | Njimi | 700 | 1387 | 687 | |||
Kanva dynasty | India | Pataliputra, ودیشا | 75 ق م | 30 ق م | 45 | Replaced the Shunga Empire. | ||
خانان قاراخانی | ترکستان | کاشغر | 840 | 1212 | 372 | First Turkic dynasty to embrace Islam. | ||
Khazar Khaganate | Pontic steppe, North Caucasus | Balanjar, later Atil | 700 | 1000 | 300 | Founded by Western Turks, the members of the royal family embraced یہودیت. | ||
Khmer Empire | Cambodia | Hariharalaya (802–889), Angkor (889–1431) | 802 | 1431 | 629 | Succeeded from the kingdom of Chenla. | ||
خلجی خاندان | Afghanistan | کابل, Delhi | 1290 | 1320 | 30 | |||
Khwarazmian dynasty | ایران | Urgench | 1077 | 1221 | 144 | |||
Konbaung dynasty | Myanmar | ماندالے | 1752 | 1885 | 133 | |||
Kong Empire | West Africa | Kong | 1710 | 1898 | 188 | Also known as the Wattara Empire or Ouattara Empire. | ||
Korean Empire | Korean Peninsula | Hanseong | 1897 | 1910 | 13 | Was the last ruling Korean dynasties. | ||
Kushan Empire | Afghanistan | Various, including متھرا, پشاور, بگرام, ٹیکسلا | 30 | 345 | 315 | |||
مملکت کوش | شمال مشرقی افریقا, نوبیا | نبتہ, Meroe | 1070 ق م | 350 | 1420 | |||
Lakota people | Great Plains | Great winter camps | 1700 | 1877 | 177 | Main Native power in North America until بلیک ہلز annexation by ریاست ہائے متحدہ. | ||
Latin Empire | Thrace, Asia Minor | قسطنطنیہ | 1204 | 1261 | 57 | See also Latinokratia. | ||
Later Lê dynasty | ویت نام | Đông Kinh | 1428 | 1789 | 361 | |||
لیاؤ خاندان | China | Shangjing | 915 | 1125 | 210 | |||
Lodi Sultanate | Afghanistan | Delhi | 1451 | 1526 | 75 | |||
Macedonian Empire | Macedonian Kingdom | پیلا | 334 ق م | 323 ق م | 11 | Founded by سکندر اعظم. | ||
Madurai Nayak dynasty | جنوبی ہند | Madurai, | 1529 | 1736 | 207 | Branched out from the Vijayanagara Empire by Viswanatha Nayak. | ||
Majapahit Empire | Indonesian Archipelago | Majapahit, Wilwatikta | 1293 | 1527 | 234 | Founded by Raden Wijaya. | ||
سلطنت مالی | West Africa | Niani, later Ka-ba | 1235 | 1610 | 375 | A Mandinka empire founded by Sundiata Keita. | ||
Mamluk Sultanate | مصر, Syria | قاہرہ | 1250 | 1517 | 267 | See also خلافت. | ||
Manchukuo | منچوریا | Hsinking | 1932 | 1945 | 13 | Created as a کٹھ پتلی ریاست of the سلطنت جاپان, with Emperor پویی (the last emperor of the Qing dynasty) installed as nominal regent and emperor. | ||
مرہٹہ سلطنت | برصغیر | قلعہ رائے گڑھ, later Satara | 1674 | 1818 | 144 | Founded by شیواجی Maharaj, also known as the Maratha Confederacy. | ||
مرین سلسلہ شاہی | مراکش | فاس | 1244 | 1465 | 221 | |||
Massina Empire | West Africa | Hamdullahi | 1820 | 1862 | 42 | |||
موریا | Ancient India | Pataliputra | 321 ق م | 185 ق م | 136 | Founded by چندرگپت موریا. The موریا became the largest ever Indian empire under اشوک اعظم. | ||
Median Empire | ایران | Ecbatana | 625 ق م | 549 ق م | 76 | First Iranian empire, Founded by Deioces. | ||
میکسیکی سلطنت اول | میکسیکو | میکسیکو شہر | 1821 | 1823 | 2 | Preceded the Second Mexican Empire which was short lived (1864–1867). See also Mexican Imperial Orders. | ||
Second Mexican Empire | میکسیکو | میکسیکو شہر | 1864 | 1867 | 3 | Succeeded the First Mexican Empire which was short lived (1821–1823). See also Mexican Imperial Orders. | ||
منگ خاندان | China | نانجنگ (1368–1421), Beijing (1421–1644) | 1368 | 1644 | 276 | Founded by Zhu Yuanzhang the Great Marshal. | ||
Mitanni Empire | Syria, ایران, Iraq, Turkey | Washukanni | 1500 ق م | 1300 ق م | 200 | |||
Mongol Empire | Mongolia | Karakorum | 1206 | 1368 | 162 | Split into four empires (یوآن خاندان, ایل خانی, Chagatai Khanate and Golden Horde). Largest contiguous land empire. | ||
مغلیہ سلطنت | برصغیر | آگرہ, Delhi | 1526 | 1758 | 232 | Founded by ظہیر الدین محمد بابر. "Mughal" is a Persian word for the منگول. | ||
نندا سلطنت | برصغیر | Pataliputra | 450 ق م | 350 ق م | 100 | |||
جدید بابلی سلطنت | بین النہرین | Babylon | 626 ق م | 539 ق م | 87 | See also سلطنت بابل. | ||
Nguyễn dynasty | ویت نام | Phú Xuân | 1802 | 1945 | 143 | Was the last ruling Vietnamese dynasty. | ||
North Sea Empire | ڈنمارک | Ribe | 1016 | 1035 | 19 | As one historian put it: "When the 11th century began its fourth decade, Canute was, with the single exception of the Emperor, the most imposing ruler in Latin Christendom. … [H]e was lord of four important realms and the overlord of other kingdoms. Though technically Canute was counted among the kings, his position among his fellow-monarchs was truly imperial. Apparently he held in his hands the destinies of two great regions: the British Isles and the Scandinavian peninsulas. His fleet all but controlled two important seas, the North and the Baltic. He had built an Empire."[۴] | ||
Empire of Nicaea | Bithynia | ازنیق | 1204 | 1261 | 57 | Successor state of the بازنطینی سلطنت. | ||
Northern Yuan dynasty | Mongolia, North China | سنادو, Yingchang, قراقرم شہر | 1368 | 1635 | 267 | Created after the expulsion of the Yuan dynasty from China proper in 1368. | ||
Omani Empire | Oman | مسقط | 1698 | 1856 | 158 | See Oman. | ||
سلطنت عثمانیہ | اناطولیہ | سوغوت, بورصہ, Edirne, İstanbul | 1299 | 1922 | 623 | Predecessor of the Republic of Turkey. | Osman I | Mehmed VI |
Oyo Empire | Southwestern Nigeria | Oyo-Ile | 1400 | 1905 | 505 | |||
Pagan Empire | Myanmar | Bagan | 849 | 1297 | 448 | |||
پہلوی خاندان | ایران | Tehran | 1925 | 1979 | 54 | The last Imperial dynasty of the Persian Empire. | ||
Pala Empire | جنوبی ہند | Pataliputra | 750 | 1174 | 424 | |||
Palmyrene Empire | شام (رومی صوبہ) | Palmyra | 270 | 273 | 3 | Broke off from the رومی سلطنت during the Crisis of the Third Century. | ||
پانڈیہ شاہی سلسلہ | جنوبی ہند | Madurai, Korkai, تینکاسی, ترونلویلی | 500 ق م | 1759[۵] | 2259 | A Tamil dynasty which includes Early Pandyas(possible sunken continent,کماری کندم), First Empire, Second Empire and Later Pandyas of Tenkasi and Tirunelveli. | ||
سلطنت اشکانیان | ایران | Various, including Asaak, صددروازہ, Ecbatana, مدائن, Nisa | 247 ق م | 224 | 471 | Third Iranian empire, Founded by Arsaces I. | ||
Pontic Empire | Pontus | اماسیا, Sinope | 120 ق م | 47 ق م | 73 | Mithridates VI had the title: King of Kings. | ||
پرتگیزی سلطنت | پرتگال | Lisbon, ریو دے جینیرو (1815–1821) | 1415 | 1999 | 584 | It was one of the first global empires and one of the longest lived of the نو آبادیاتی نظام مغربی یورپan empires. See also مملکت متحدہ پرتگال، برازیل تے الغرب. | João I | Maunel II |
مملکت پروشیا | جرمنی | Berlin | 1701 | 1871 | 170 | Was a great power during the اٹھارہويں صدی. Unificated جرمن سلطنت after the فرانسیسی جرمن جنگ against فرانسیسی سلطنت دوم. | Frederick III | Wilhelm II |
Ptolemaic Empire | مصر | Alexandria | 305 ق م | 30 ق م | 275 | See also Diadochi. | ||
قاجار خاندان[حوالہ درکار] | ایران | Tehran | 1794 | 1925 | 131 | |||
Qin dynasty | China | Xianyang | 221 ق م | 206 ق م | 15 | First dynasty of the imperial period. | ||
Qing dynasty | China | Shenyang, Beijing | 1644 | 1912 | 268 | Last dynasty of the imperial period. | ||
Ramnad Sethupathis | India | رام ناتھ پورم | 1590 | 1979 | 389 | |||
Rashidun Caliphate | Saudi Arabia | مدینہ منورہ, کوفہ | 632 | 661 | 29 | Predecessor of the خلافت امویہ, See also خلافت. | ابوبکر صدیق | حسن ابن علی |
Rashtrakuta dynasty | India | Manyakheta | 753 | 982 | 229 | |||
رومی سلطنت | Italy | Rome, Milan, راوینا | 27 ق م | 395 | 422 | Together with the Roman Kingdom, the Roman Republic, direct Roman states lasted from 753 BC until 1453 AD, 1229 years. Formed from the Roman Republic as a consequence of the dictatorship and political assassination of Julius Caesar. The Empire was divided into the مغربی رومی سلطنت and the Eastern Roman/Byzantine Empire in 395 AD, although the latter is usually considered to have become a sort of distinct civilization. However, given that this half of the Empire fell only in 1453 AD, this extends the whole year count to 2206 years. | Octavianus Augustus | تھیودوسیوس اول (undivided) Romulus Augustus (Western) |
Rouran Khaganate | Inner China | Not specified | 330 | 555 | 225 | |||
Rozwi Empire | جنوبی افریقا | Danangombe | 1660 | 1866 | 206 | |||
سلطنت روس (Romanov) | Russia | سینٹ پیٹرز برگ | 1721 | 1917 | 196 | Successor state of the روسی زار شاہی. | Peter The Great | Nicolas II |
Saadi dynasty | مراکش | مراکش | 1554 | 1659 | 105 | Sharifian Empire of Morocco who destroyed the Songhai Empire. | ||
Safavid dynasty | ایران | تبریز, Qazvin, Esfahan | 1501 | 1736 | 235 | |||
صفاری خاندان | ایران | زرنج | 867 | 1002 | 135 | |||
خاندان ساسان | ایران | مدائن | 224 | 651 | 427 | Fourth Iranian Empire. | ||
ساتواہن سلطنت | India | Amaravathi village, Guntur district Dharanikota | 230 ق م | 220 | 450 | An Andhra dynasty which preceded the Vengi dynasty of Andhra. | ||
Samanid Empire | ایران | Balkh, بخارا | 819 | 999 | 180 | |||
Duchy of Savoy | ساوئی | Chambéry then تورینو | 1416 | 1713 | 297 | Theorically member state of Holy Roman Empire then vassal of France. Ruled a territory from Romandy to Nice. | ||
سلوقی سلطنت | ایران, بین النہرین, Syria | Seleucia, Antioch | 312 ق م | 63 ق م | 249 | See also Diadochi. | ||
سربیائی سلطنت | بلقان (سربیا, مونٹینیگرو, Macedonia, اپیروس (علاقہ), Thessaly, Albania) | اسکوپیہ, پریزرین | 1346 | 1371 | 25 | Founded by Stephen Uroš IV (Dušan the Mighty), fell into feudal disarray after his death. | ||
Shu Han | China | چینگدو | 221 | 263 | 42 | See also تین مملکتاں. | ||
Siam Empire | تھائی لینڈ | Bangkok | 1782 | 1932 | 150 | |||
سکھ سلطنت | خطۂ پنجاب | Lahore | 1733 | 1849 | 116 | Preceded the سلطنت برطانیہ of British India in the برصغیر. | ||
Sokoto Caliphate | West Africa | Sokoto (1804–1850), (1851–1902), Gudu (1804), Birnin Konni (1850, 1903) | 1804 | 1903 | 99 | |||
Song dynasty | China | Bianjing (960–1127), ہانگژو (1127–1279) | 960 | 1279 | 319 | Founded by Zhao Kuangyin. | ||
Songhai Empire | West Africa | گاو | 1340 | 1591 | 251 | Former vassal of the سلطنت مالی which became one of the largest African empires in history. | ||
سلطنت ہسپانیہ | جزیرہ نما آئبیریا | میدرد | 1479 | 1975 | 496 | Was founded with Columbus’s funding, by the Catholic monarchs of Castille and Aragon, to his first voyage (that would land in America). | Ferdinand V & Isabella I | Fransisco Franco |
Srivijaya Empire | Indonesian Archipelago | پالمبانگ, Mataram | 683 | 1293 | 610 | It was a powerful ancient thalassocratic Malay empire based on the island of سماٹرا, Indonesia, then based on Mataram (Medang Kingdom) under Sailendra's dynasty. | ||
تحصیل سوئی | China | Chang'an | 581 | 618 | 37 | |||
Wadiyar dynasty (Kingdom of Mysore) | Mysuru, Karnataka | Yaduraya Wodeyar | 1399 | 1950 | 551 | |||
Shunga Empire | برصغیر | Pataliputra, ودیشا | 185 ق م | 73 ق م | 112 | Magadha dynasty that controlled North-central and Eastern India. | ||
سویڈش سلطنت | سویڈن | اسٹاک ہوم | 1611 | 1721 | 110 | See also Swedish overseas colonies. | ||
آل طاہر | ایران | نیشاپور | 821 | 873 | 52 | |||
تانگ خاندان | China | Chang'an (618–904), لوویانگ (904–907) | 618 | 907 | 289 | Founded By Li Yuan (aka. Emperor Gaozu of Tang). | ||
Thanjavur Nayak dynasty | جنوبی ہند | تنجاور | 1532 | 1673 | 141 | Founded by Sevappa Nayak. | ||
Tây Sơn dynasty | ویت نام | Phú Xuân | 1778 | 1802 | 24 | |||
Empire of Thessalonica | اپیروس, Kingdom of Thessalonica | Thessaloniki | 1224 | 1246 | 22 | Evolved from the Despotate of Epirus. | ||
نازی جرمنی | جرمنی | Berlin, Hamburg (1933–1945), Flensburg (1945) | 1933 | 1945 | 12 | Nazi Germany signed a treaty (Tripartite Pact) with the سلطنت جاپان and سلطنت اطالیہ. Only lasted at its height from winter 1941–42 when the Soviet Union started counterattacks. | Adolf Hitler | General Alfred Jodl (Signed surrender terms on May 7, 1945)[۶] |
Tibetan Empire | تبت | Lhasa | 755 | 842 | 87 | Expansion of Tibet started ~626. The death of the last leader lead to a civil war which destroyed the empire.[۷] | Trisong Dretsen | Tsenpo Langadarma |
Tondo dynasty | فلپائن | Tondo | 900 | 1587 | 687 | |||
Timurid Empire | ازبکستان, ایران and وسط ایشیا | سمرقند, ہرات | 1370 | 1526 | 156 | Persianized form of the Mongolian word kürügän, Turko-Mongol Empire. | ||
Tlemcen | Algeria | Tlemcen | 1235 | 1556 | 321 | Zayyanid dynasty | ||
Empire of Trebizond | Pontus | طرابزون | 1204 | 1461 | 257 | Successor state of the بازنطینی سلطنت and a client state of the Kingdom of Georgia. | ||
Toltec Empire | Mesoamerica | Tollan-Xicocotitlan | 496 | 1122 | 626 | Ce Técpatl Mixcoatl or Huémac (Unsure/potentially mythical) | Topiltzin or Huemac (Accounts differ) | |
Toungoo dynasty | Toungoo | Myanmar | 1510 | 1752 | 242 | The largest empire ever formed in South East Asia’s history. | ||
سلطنت ٹوکیولیر | West Africa | سیگو | 1848 | 1893 | 45 | |||
Tu'i Tonga Empire | Tonga, Pacific Ocean | Mu'a | 950 | 1865 | 915 | See History of Tonga. | ||
Turgesh Khaganate | ترکستان | Balasagun | 699 | 766 | 67 | Founded as a successor of West Turkish empire. | ||
خلافت امویہ | Syria | دمشق, قرطبہ (capital-in-exile) | 661 | 750 | 89 | Successor of the Rashidun Caliphate, See also خلافت. | ||
Uyunid Emirate | Arabian | الحساء, قطیف | 1076 | 1253 | 177 | The Uyunids were a اہل سنت Arab dynasty that ruled سرزمین بحرین for 163 years, from the 11th to the 13th centuries. | ||
Uyghur Khaganate | وسط ایشیا | Ordubaliq | 742 | 848 | 106 | 742–848 Founded as a successor of Göktürk Khaganate, 848–1036 Gansu state, 856–1209 Turfan state. | ||
وجے نگر سلطنت | Karnataka, India | Vijayanagara | 1336 | 1646 | 310 | A Kannada kingdown, where Gold use to be traded in streets, most richest kingdom in the world. | ||
Republic of Venice | Italy | Venice | 697 | 1797 | 1100 | Major great power during the Middle Ages and the Early modern period. | ||
Wari Empire | پیرو, Bolivia | Huari/Tiwanaku | 500 | 1100 | 600 | It is a matter of conflict as to whether it was a real organized state that could be called an empire. If so, it would be considered the first empire in the Americas. | ||
سلطنت واسولو | West Africa | Bissandugu | 1878 | 1895 | 17 | Also known as the Mandinka Empire. | ||
Western Chalukya Empire | جنوبی ہند | Manyakheta, بسوا کلیان | 973 | 1189 | 216 | |||
مغربی رومی سلطنت | Italy | Mediolanum, راوینا | 395 | 476 | 81 | The western half of the رومی سلطنت. | ||
Eastern Wu | China | ووچانگ ضلع, نانجنگ | 229 | 280 | 51 | See also تین مملکتاں. | ||
مغربی شیا | China | ینچوان | 1038 | 1227 | 189 | Also called the Tangut dynasty. | ||
شن خاندان | China | Chang'an | 9 | 23 | 14 | The Xin dynasty had only one ruling emperor. | ||
یوآن خاندان | China, Mongolia | Dadu | 1271 | 1368 | 97 | Division of the Mongol Empire. The Yuan emperors had nominal supremacy over western khanates. | ||
Zand dynasty | ایران | Shiraz | 1750 | 1794 | 44 | |||
ژؤ خاندان | China | فینگہاو, Wangcheng, لوویانگ | 1046 ق م | 256 ق م | 790 | Zenith of bronze age in China. | ||
مملکت زولو | جنوبی افریقا | KwaBulawayo, Ulundi | 1818 | 1897 | 79 |
ممکنہ تے غیر رسمی سلطنتاں
[سودھو]"Empire" | Origin | Capital | From | To | Duration | Note |
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American Empire | ریاست ہائے متحدہ | واشنگٹن ڈی سی | 1776 | Present | لکھن غلطی: "۲" نشان پچھانیا نہیں جارہیا | The concept of an American Empire was first popularized during the presidency of James K. Polk who led the United States into the Mexican–American War of 1846. In recent times the concept has been revived to refer to the sphere of influence of the United States by its critics. |
Athenian Empire (Delian League) | Ancient Greece | Delos island | 478 ق م | 404 ق م | 74 | Also known as the Delian League. It was an association of Greek شہر ریاست. |
Second Athenian League | Ancient Greece | Athens | 378 ق م | 355 ق م | 23 | Second Athenian League, headed by Athens primarily for self-defense against the growth of Sparta and the ہخامنشی سلطنت. |
Central African Empire | Central African Republic | بانگوئی | 1976 | 1979 | 3 | President Jean-Bédel Bokassa declared himself Emperor Bokassa I in 1976. Along he proclaiming the empire as a constitutional monarchy. The Central African Empire was a hypothetical empire in Africa. |
Empire of China | China | Beijing | 1915 | 1916 | 1 | Was a short-lived attempt by یوان شیکائی to reinstate the Imperial Monarchy. |
First Empire of Haiti | ہیٹی | پورٹ او پرنس | 1804 | 1806 | 2 |
First Haitian Empire, Jean-Jacques Dessalines declared himself Emperor Jacques I. |
Second Empire of Haiti | ہیٹی | پورٹ او پرنس | 1849 | 1859 | 10 |
Second Haitian Empire, Faustin Soulouque is proclaimed Emperor Faustin I. |
یورپی اتحاد (EU) | Various member nations | No capital as it is a political, economic, and military alliance between the member nations.
If there were a capital it would be Brussels or اسٹراس برک. |
1993 | Present | 27 | The EU is a political, economic, and military alliance between the member nations which adhere to certain centralized law-sets and has its own governmental positions. While the EU isn't considered an empire, it still has a large amount of political and economic sway (GDP of $18.292 trillion in 2019) in the world such as bailing out member states in Bankruptcy (Greece) and standing as a militaristic unity to curb aggressive powers such as Russia
The EU is comparable to the US except far less centralized in government. The EU has often been referred to as "The Fourth Reich" to critics due to the large political and economic influence of Germany. |
Grand Duchy of Lithuania | Lithuania | ویلنیوس | 1200 | 1569 | 369 | It was the largest state in Europe in the 15th century. |
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth | پولستان, Lithuania | Kraków | 1569 | 1795 | 226 | It was formed by the Union of Lublin in 1569, between the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. It was one of the largest and one of the most populous countries of 16th and 17th-century Europe, with some 390,000 square miles (1,000,000 km2) and a multi-ethnic population of 11 million at its peak in the early 17th century.[۸][۹][۱۰][۱۱][۱۲][۱۳] |
Roman Republic | Italy | Rome | 509 ق م | 27 ق م | 482 | Predecessor of the رومی سلطنت. Technically a Republic, had imperial holdings throughout its existence. |
Kingdom of Romania | Romania | بخارسٹ | 1920 | 1944 | 24 | Following the post–World War I treaties that ratified its borders (the last one being the 1920 Treaty of Trianon), the newly-enlarged Romanian monarchy was rated by the کمیونسٹ انٹرنیشنل as a multi-national imperial state that subjugated ethnic minorities.[۱۴][۱۵] Indeed, according to the 1930 Romanian census, just over 28% of Romania's inhabitants were not ethnic Romanians. Non-Romanians formed the majority in 14 out of Romania's 71 رومانیہ دی کاؤنٹیاں. In 11 Romanian counties, Romanians formed less than 40% of the population: Caliacra (22.6% Romanians), Cernăuți (21.8% Romanians), Cetatea Albă (18.5% Romanians), Ciuc (14.4% Romanians), Durostor (19% Romanians), Hotin (35% Romanians), Ismail (31.9% Romanians), Odorhei (4.9% Romanians), Storojineț (33.9% Romanians), Timiș-Torontal (37.6% Romanians) and Trei Scaune (16% Romanians).
The issue of "Romanian imperialism" (as Romanian leading politician Iuliu Maniu put it) was further exacerbated by the 1941 creation of the Romanian Transnistria Governorate from parts of the Ukrainian SSR, under the rule of "Conducător" Ion Antonescu.[۱۶] These new borders lasted until 1944. According to the 1941 Romanian census, 21 out of the now 73 Romanian counties were inhabited by a non-Romanian ethnic majority, including all of the 13 Transnistrian counties (the entire Transnistrian region was over 75% Ukrainian). Two of the 21 counties did have Romanian plurality (meaning that the Romanians were the largest ethnic group, but still less than half of the county population). |
Soviet Empire | سوویت اتحاد (U.S.S.R: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) | ماسکو | 1922 | 1991 | 69 | A political term for the sphere of influence of the Soviet Union used by its critics. March 8, 1983 Ronald Reagan declared the Soviet Union to be an "Evil Empire" |
ہور ویکھو
[سودھو]- List of former sovereign states
- Fictional empires
- List of former monarchies
- List of former transcontinental countries
- List of medieval great powers
- List of largest empires
- Middle Eastern empires
حوالے
[سودھو]- ↑ Friends Of The British Overseas Territories
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- ↑ Sethuraman, N. (1993). The Later Pandyas (1371–1759 AD). Tiruchirapalli: The Epigraphical Society of India.
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(معاونت) - ↑ "The Rise and Fall of the Tibetan Empire"
- ↑ Davies, Norman (1996). Europe: A History. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 554. ISBN 978-0-19-820171-7. “Poland-Lithuania was another country which experienced its 'Golden Age' during the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. The realm of the last Jagiellons was absolutely the largest state in Europe.”
- ↑ Wandycz, Piotr Stefan (2001). The Price of Freedom: A History of East Central Europe from the Middle Ages to the Present, 2nd, London [u.a.]: Routledge, 66. ISBN 978-0-415-25491-5. “The multinational character of the Habsburg monarchy was comparable to that of the Commonwealth […]”
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- ↑ Kupisz, Dariusz (2012). "The Polish-Lithuanian Army in the Reign of King Stefan Bathory (1576–1586)", Warfare in Eastern Europe, 1500–1800, History of Warfare 72. Boston: Brill, 63. ISBN 978-90-04-22196-3. “In terms of territorial expanse in Europe the Polish-Lithuanian state was surpassed only by Russia and the Ottoman Empire and in respect to population was behind only France, Spain, and the German Empire.”
- ↑ Davies, Brian L. (2011). Empire and Military Revolution in Eastern Europe: Russia's Turkish Wars in the Eighteenth Century, Continuum Studies in Military History. London [u.a.]: Continuum, 29. ISBN 978-1-4411-7004-0. “Poland-Lithuania had entered the seventeenth century as one of the great powers in Eastern Europe.”
- ↑ van de Grift, Liesbeth (2012). Securing the Communist State: The Reconstruction of Coercive Institutions in the Soviet Zone of Germany and Romania, 1944–1948, The Harvard Cold War Studies Book Series. Lexington Books, 21. ISBN 978-0-7391-7178-3.
- ↑ (1991) Crisis and Reform in Eastern Europe. Transaction Publishers, 162. ISBN 978-0-88738-311-3.
- ↑ Deletant, Dennis (2006). Hitler's Forgotten Ally: Ion Antonescu and his Regime, Romania 1940–1944. Springer, 85, 267.
باہرلے جوڑ
[سودھو]- Pella, John & Erik Ringmar, History of International Relations Open Textbook Project Archived 2020-02-06 at the وے بیک مشین, Cambridge: Open Book, forthcoming.