Realm · 800–146 BCE
Greek City-States
Greek City-States appears on the map from 800 BCE to 146 BCE. At its greatest recorded extent, in 164 BCE, it covered about 206,488 km².
One of the realms of Greek city-states. After the collapse of the Mycenaean palaces, Greek communities slowly revived, and by about 800 BCE hundreds of independent city-states, or poleis, had emerged. Each polis was a city with its surrounding farmland, governed by kings, aristocrats, tyrants or citizen assemblies.
See Greek City-States on the map in 164 BCE
- On the map
- 800–146 BCE
- Greatest extent
- 164 BCE, about 206,488 km²
- Read more
- Wikipedia: Polis · Wikidata Q148837
Territory through time
| Years | Area drawn |
|---|---|
| 800–751 BCE | 58,485 km² |
| 750–701 BCE | 64,106 km² |
| 700–676 BCE | 91,050 km² |
| 675–651 BCE | 91,488 km² |
| 650–631 BCE | 124,014 km² |
| 630–616 BCE | 138,946 km² |
| 615–601 BCE | 167,226 km² |
| 600–551 BCE | 169,638 km² |
| 550–541 BCE | 189,486 km² |
| 540–531 BCE | 167,684 km² |
| 530–501 BCE | 167,176 km² |
| 500–481 BCE | 146,290 km² |
| 480–451 BCE | 123,351 km² |
| 450–405 BCE | 125,276 km² |
| 404–384 BCE | 173,177 km² |
| 383–367 BCE | 178,577 km² |
| 366–351 BCE | 123,887 km² |
| 350–338 BCE | 144,364 km² |
| 337–334 BCE | 93,634 km² |
| 333–332 BCE | 94,880 km² |
| 331–327 BCE | 104,662 km² |
| 326–324 BCE | 97,525 km² |
| 323–319 BCE | 134,465 km² |
| 318–308 BCE | 162,696 km² |
| 307–302 BCE | 89,244 km² |
| 301–292 BCE | 88,486 km² |
| 291–285 BCE | 80,007 km² |
| 284 BCE | 93,658 km² |
| 283–282 BCE | 93,611 km² |
| 281–280 BCE | 94,821 km² |
| 279–278 BCE | 92,021 km² |
| 277–276 BCE | 68,377 km² |
| 275–273 BCE | 94,245 km² |
| 272 BCE | 98,732 km² |
| 225–224 BCE | 87,263 km² |
| 223–211 BCE | 87,746 km² |
| 210–209 BCE | 70,753 km² |
| 208–207 BCE | 70,607 km² |
| 206–203 BCE | 80,602 km² |
| 202–198 BCE | 77,961 km² |
| 197–189 BCE | 130,858 km² |
| 188–171 BCE | 190,740 km² |
| 170–165 BCE | 178,704 km² |
| 164–146 BCE | 206,488 km² |