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EmpireStart yearEnd yearDuration (years)
Achaemenid Empire[1]550 BC330 BC220
Afsharid Iran[2]1736179660
Akkadian Empire[3]2334 BC2154 BC180
Akwamu[4]16291867238
United States of America[5] (disputed)[6]1776present249
Angevin Empire[7]1154124288
Aq Qoyunlu[8]1467[8]1508[8]41
Armenian Empire ofTigranes the Great[9]89 BC[10]55 BC[10]34
Asante Empire[11]16701902232
Aulikara Empire[12]52855022
Austria-Hungary[13]1867191851
Austrian Empire[14]1804186763
Avar Khaganate[15]567822255
Ayutthaya Kingdom[16]13511767416
Aztec Empire[17]13251521196
Old Babylonian Empire[18]1894 BC[19][20]1595 BC299
Neo-Babylonian Empire[21]626 BC539 BC87
Bamana Empire[22]17121861149
Belgian colonial empire[23]1908196255
Kingdom of Benin[24]11801897717
Empire of Brazil[25]1822188967
Britannic Empire[26]28629610
British Empire[27]15831997414
British Raj (Indian Empire)[28]1858194789
Sultanate of Brunei (1368–1888)[29]13681888520
Old Great Bulgaria[30]63266836
First Bulgarian Empire[31]6811018337
Second Bulgarian Empire[32]11851396211
Byzantine Empire[32]39514531058
Carolingian Empire[33]80088888
Carthaginian Empire[34]814 BC146 BC668
Central African Empire[35]197619793
Chenla[citation needed]550802252
Chimor[36]9001470570
Chola Empire[37]8481279431
Athenian Empire[38]454 BC404 BC50
Danish colonial empire[39]15361953417
Durrani Empire[40]1747184295
Dutch colonial empire[41]15951975380
Dzungar Khanate[42]16341758124
Empire of Charles V[43]1519155637
New Kingdom of Egypt[44]1550 BC1077 BC473
Elamite Empire[45]1210 BC1100 BC110
Ethiopian Empire[46]12701974704
First French Empire[47]1804181511
Second French Empire[48]1852187018
French colonial empire[49]15341814280
18301980150
Funan[50]50550500
Gallic Empire[51]26027414
Gaza Empire[52]1824189571
German colonial empire[53]1884192036
German Empire[54]1871191948
German Empire (1848–1849)[citation needed]184818491
Ghana Empire[55]8301235405
Ghaznavid Empire[56]9771186209
Goguryeo[57]37 BC668705
Goryeo[citation needed]9181392474
Golden Horde[58]12401502262
Grand Duchy of Lithuania[59]12361795559
Empire of Great Fulo[citation needed]15121776264
Gupta Empire[60]320550230
Habsburg monarchy[61]12821918636
First Empire of Haiti[62]180418062
Second Empire of Haiti[63]1849185910
Han dynasty[64]202 BC220 AD422
Hephthalite Empire[65]440560120
Hittite Empire[66]1600 BC1178 BC422
Holy Roman Empire[67]800/96218061006/844
Hoysala Kingdom[68]10261343317
Hunnic Empire[69]37046999
Iberian Union[70]1580164060
Ilkhanate[58]1256133579
Inca Empire[71]14381572134
Italian Empire[72]1882196078
Empire of Japan[73]1868194779
Jin dynasty (266–420)[74]266420154
Jin dynasty (1115–1234)[75]11151234119
Jolof Empire[76]13501549199
Kaabu[77]15371867330
Kanem–Bornu Empire[78]c. 70018931193
Khmer Empire[79]8021431629
Khwarazmian Empire[80]10771231154
Kingdom of Georgia[81]10081490482
Kong Empire[82]17101898188
Korean Empire[83]1897191013
Kushan Empire[64]30345315
Kingdom of Kush[84]780 BC3501130
Latin Empire[85]1204126157
Liao dynasty[75]9071125218
Macedonia[86]808 BC148 BC660
Majapahit[87]12931527234
Mali Empire[77]12351670435
Maratha Confederacy[88]16741818144
Massina Empire[89]1820186242
Maurya Empire[45]321 BC185 BC136
Median Empire (disputed)[90]678 BC550 BC128
First Mexican Empire[91]182118232
Second Mexican Empire[92]186418673
Middle Assyrian Empire[93]1363 BC[93]1056 BC[93]307
Ming dynasty[94]13681644276
Mongol Empire[95]12061368162
Great Moravia[33]83390774
Mughal Empire[88]15261857331
Nanda Empire[96]345 BC321 BC24
Nazi Germany[97]1933194512
Kingdom of Nepal[98]17682008240
Neo-Assyrian Empire[99]911 BC[99]609 BC[99]302
Neo-Sumerian Empire[100]2112 BC2004 BC108
North Sea Empire[101]1013104229
Empire of Nicaea[81]1204126157
Odrysian kingdom[102]480 BC30 BC450
Omani Empire[103]16961856158
Ostrogothic Kingdom[104]49355360
Ottoman Empire[105]12991922623
Oyo Empire[106]13001896596
Pagan kingdom[107]8491287438
Pala Empire[108]7501161411
Palmyrene Empire[109]2702733
Parthian Empire[44]247 BC224471
Kingdom of Pontus[110]281 BC62342
Portuguese Empire[71]14151999584
Ptolemaic Kingdom[111]305 BC30 BC275
Purépecha Empire[112]13001530[113]230
Qara Khitai[114]1124121894
Qing dynasty[115]16441912268
Rattanakosin Kingdom (1782–1932)[116]17821932150
Roman Empire[69]27 BC395422
Rozvi Empire[117]16601866206
Russian Empire[42]17211917196
Safavid Iran[118]15011736235
Samo's Empire[119]63165827
Sasanian Empire[44]224651427
Samanid Empire[120]819999180
Seleucid Empire[121]312 BC63 BC249
Seljuk Empire[122]10371194157
Serbian Empire[123]1346137125
Shu Han[citation needed]22126342
Sikh Empire[124]1799184950
Singhasari[citation needed]1222129270
Song dynasty[75]9601279319
Songhai Empire[89]14641591127
Spanish Empire[71]14921976496
Shunga Empire[125]185 BC73 BC112
Sur Empire[126]1540155616
Swedish Empire[127]15231809286
Tang dynasty[94]618907289
Tây Sơn dynasty[citation needed]1778180224
Empire of Thessalonica[81]1224124218
Tibetan Empire[128]75584287
Timurid Empire[129]13701507137
Empire of Trebizond[81]12041461257
Toltec Empire[130]4961122626
Tuʻi Tonga Empire[131]9501865915
Tukulor Empire[132]1852189341
First Turkic Khaganate[133]551744193
Empire of Vietnam[134]March 1945August 19450 (5 Months)
Vijayanagara Empire[45]13361646310
Wari Empire[135]6001100500
Wassoulou Empire[136]1878189820
Western Chalukya Empire[137]9751184209
Western Roman Empire[69]39547681
Yuan dynasty[95]12601368108
Zhou dynasty[138]1046 BC256 BC790

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